Manually build Tizen apps and deploy

Question

I follow the instructions on this site to manually create a Tizen project: https://wiki.tizen.org/wiki/Manually_installing_apps

But when I try to install it, I get this error: "## wrt-installer: EKknEHu6Xk installation failed - installation or update is not allowed, invalid mode"

Does anyone else run into similar issues?

thanks

Answer 1

You have time on the device / emulator up to date, because if there is a difference between the time of the OS in which the IDE is located and the device / emulator, the installation of the widget fails.

Here you can check other deployment methods: How do I deploy a Tizen application to a Tizen emulator?

Also, if you manually create a .wgt package without an IDE, there are a few things that may go wrong in the config.xml file (and have the required config.xml and index.html ). In this case, you can config.xml here, and in the end I can point out what could go wrong.

Answer 2

The Tizen SDK provides command-line tools for developers who prefer a console rather than a user interface environment.

You can try this. Open the console (in the case of Ubuntu, Ctrl + Alt + t) I suppose you have already installed the Tizen SDK.

 web-install -w hellotizen.wgt 

Tizen SDK Help

Hope this helps you.

Answer 3

The easiest way is to use the sdb tool from the SDK (tizen-sdk / tools):

 sdb install <full_package_file_path> 

For instance:

 sdb install ~/workspace/myApp/myApp.wgt 

Answer 4

There is a difference between manual installation and installation. To create an application, you need to use your certificate - that's why there is an SDK. To install the application, you can use the SDK or command line. I am afraid that right now you cannot create applications yourself without signing the application.