How can i convert an apk into a zip flashable in clockWorkMod?
I tried using ApkInstaller. It didn't work. Keep getting the error; "installation aborted".
You can just change the .apk extension of your app to .zip Then put the .zip in your SD card and see if you can flashed with CWM.
I don't know exactly what you want to do, so if you can specify more info that would be great.
If what you want is to simply install an app (.apk) into your phone then you can follow this tutorial.
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I didn't find any clear documentation on obb, so I decided to contact here. In general, the apk does not detect an obb file on android. The file is located in the right directory, the apk itself runs normally.
As far as I understand, I don't need to do anything extra with obb in the code and just put it in obb/packagename. Maybe I'm wrong, so I really look forward to your help
upd. Maybe I need to do something in the code? I just put the obb in the right directory and nothing else.
Here is the trick:
step 1. create a folder as same as package name
step 2. copy the obb file into that folder
step 3. rename the obb file to main.BundleVersionCode.packagename.obb
step 4. copy the folder to your Android Phone directory: Android/obb/, or try to copy the folder to sdcard/Android/obb/ if you have external sd card.
Then now you should be able to install the apk.
I recently created an app on the apple app store, and I want to convert it to android. However, I have absolutely no experience with using terminal, so please forgive me for the "noob" question i am about to ask....
I was able to build a release version of the xcode project, and it's in this directory:
/Users/chrisgonzalez/.apportable/SDK/Build/android-armeabi-release/SuperPowerUP!/SuperPowerUP!-release.apk
How do I find this apk file? I tried looking through finder but couldnt find it....
You can just go into that directory in the terminal(cd ) and do a open .(dot) It should open up finder in the current directory and you should be able to copy the .apk file to any place you want to.
From the Terminal, type:
open '/Users/chrisgonzalez/.apportable/SDK/Build/android-armeabi-release/SuperPowerUP!'
The single quotes around that directory path will prevent the shell from interpreting the ! character. Also single-quoting will help in cases where you have whitespace or non-alphanumeric characters in your path name.
(And as JohnUopini wrote in the comment to your original question, you should probably avoid using non-alphanumeric characters in file/path names).
I have imported the sample app given by google in sdk.
I have around 60 images in my project, for testing purpose i have made a zip folder and renamed it as main.2.com.abc.ss.obb. so that i can use this .obb file for testing? Is this the right way to do it?
Now i have not uploaded the sample app given in the sdk in my console to test, before that i want to test it on device, is there any way i can test it?
When i just run the app it says "Downloading failed resource not found"
You can move the extension file manually to the device for example with adb push.
It has to go to the SD card in directory: Android/obb/your.package.name/. Assuming your package name is com.abc.ss a command similar to
adb push main.2.com.abc.ss.obb /sdcard/Android/obb/com.abc.ss/main.2.com.abc.ss.obb
will do the trick. The path to the sdcard may vary depending on device and android version.
I am able to extract my application apk file from PC. I am using the steps are
1. Add .zip after myapp.apk.zip
The APK file has been extracted successfully. But I am not able to see the XML file content.
The XML file has been incorrect format. This is my application. Learning Purpose Only.
Thanks.
Decompiling Android APPs using APKTool
Open command prompt and run below command.
apktool d apkfile ./FolderName
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I guess that the content has maybe been obfuscatted. So the XML is not human-readable.
Hi i'm new to android my client want to run the app in their on Android Device i go through the many answers through Stack overflow like this:-
How to make .apk file
How to build an APK file in Eclipse?
but i'm unable to make build.
I want to make a build of app in which is usually .apk extension and how i'm able to install this .apk file in my clients android device it doesn't have any eclipse or IDE.
Please suggest me the way or some links regarding this process to build and install the app in clients android device without using eclipse or any IDE.
Thanks in advance.
Eclipse create .apk file of your project by itself and save it in bin folder copy that apk file and send that to client and tell him to save apk on SD card and run directly from SD card. It will work.
the moment you run the app on the emulator or a device, the .apk file is created and put in /%YOUR PROJECT%/bin/app.apk
you can send that to your client...