Apk build by corona not installing on device

Question

I am new to crown design.

I am creating a new project and they are being created as the goal of android 2.2 apk.

This will lead to the successful completion of the bt build if I run this build on my device showing "not installed".

I am using a trial version of the crown, is this a problem?

Thank you for your precious time.

Answer 1

When I had a similar problem, it was because my device did not have ARMv7.

Corona developers contributed these points to the Android deployment:

• You do not need to install the Android SDK. However, if you use Windows, you will need to install the x86 (32-bit) version of the Java 6 development kit. Corona does not support JDK7. See the Java Development Kit section for more details.

• The Android build process creates a standard .apk file. You can create and test applications on Android devices without creating a Google Developer account, but you need an account if you want to publish it on the Google Play market. The current price of the program is $ 25, which is governed by Google.

• We only support Android devices running Android 2.2 or higher with an ARMv7 processor. This can cause some confusion, as ARM processors are identified by both the family and the architecture. Surnames do not have a "v" in them. For example, the ARM7 processor is actually an ARMv3 architecture, and ARM11 is an ARMv6 architecture. See this guide to help identify the various processors.

Source: http://docs.coronalabs.com/guide/distribution/androidBuild/index.html (worth reading if you haven’t seen it yet)

Answer 2

Download some application to your device, for example, application manager or Es File Explorer (

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.estrongs.android.pop&feature=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsImNvbS5lc3Ryb25ncy5hbmRyb2lkLnBvcCJd )

And open this application, select your .apk file, and there you can install it.

Good luck;)

Answer 3

I believe the easiest way is to simply attach the .apk file to your email and open the attachment in Gmail on your phone.

You can create an Android version using the trial version of Corona. Just use the default key. (I may have turned on the “Applications” option to install applications from outside Google Play, but I don’t remember.)

Answer 4

I had to install the application through the adb console with USB phone debugging turned on in order for it to work.

Command:

[path to adb.exe] install -r [path to apk file] 

Answer 5

I had this problem before I tell you about my experience.

This could be one of two issues:

• The device is not ARMv7. This means that it should be 2.2 or higher. I would recommend using Android 4.0 or later for a test device, but only my opinion.

• You may have a syntax error, or you may need a document that does not exist. In some rare cases, Corona does not detect an error until it appears on the device. To find out what the error is, run adb logcat .

Let me know if this works for you :)