Kevin Moloney Member Licensed User Jan 29, 2022 #1 Hi there. I'm a nooobie. I've written a simple app, tested it using my cell as a connected device (USB), and it works. All I want to do now is to "deploy" it to my phone. How do I do that?
Hi there. I'm a nooobie. I've written a simple app, tested it using my cell as a connected device (USB), and it works. All I want to do now is to "deploy" it to my phone. How do I do that?
LucaMs Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jan 29, 2022 #2 Kevin Moloney said: tested it using my cell Click to expand... Kevin Moloney said: All I want to do now is to "deploy" it to my phone. Click to expand... Are they two different devices? If so, you will have to take the .apk file that was generated and which is in the Object folder, copy it to the device and tap its name - setting the device to be able to install apps from unknown sources. Otherwise, if it's a single device, all you have to do is compile in Release mode - taking care to set your own package name, don't keep the default one. https://www.b4x.com/android/documentation.html Last edited: Jan 29, 2022 Upvote 0
Kevin Moloney said: tested it using my cell Click to expand... Kevin Moloney said: All I want to do now is to "deploy" it to my phone. Click to expand... Are they two different devices? If so, you will have to take the .apk file that was generated and which is in the Object folder, copy it to the device and tap its name - setting the device to be able to install apps from unknown sources. Otherwise, if it's a single device, all you have to do is compile in Release mode - taking care to set your own package name, don't keep the default one. https://www.b4x.com/android/documentation.html
Kevin Moloney Member Licensed User Jan 29, 2022 #3 Thanks. Setting the package name and compiling in Release mode was all I needed. Upvote 0
