I am facing this issue when am trying to open my app below the lollipop version of Android, am really stuck with this issue. so kindly help me out from this issue Thanks in advance
You need to look at Log and see what's causing the VerifyError. The cause is probably there is some method in a java.lang class that is not supported on the android SDK level you are using.
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I have a problem when call ends, and finish() to current activity of conversation, app blows me, but does not show me any error, and often appears me this error:
E/TwilioConversations: [Signaling]:RESIP::TRANSPORT: Got TLS read ret=0 error=6 error:00000006:invalid library (0):OPENSSL_internal:public key routines
If someone could help me because I have a lot of time with this problem.
Do you have other 3rd-party libraries that use SSL? There may be a conflict between the Twilio Video SDK and another library.
I have also seen this resolved by ensuring that you have the latest version of the SDK installed.
However, if you can let me know any more specifics regarding your code, I'm happy to help debug further.
I am new comer in android studio.I am facing multidex problem in android studio. i have got many ways to solve it from internet,However i have't fix this problem. Plz help me as soon as possible,Any sort of suggestion would be accepted
I suggest avoiding multidex by making your app smaller. Use this site and plugin to see where you are at http://www.methodscount.com/
Get rid of dependencies you don't actually use.
If you are using google play services make sure you don't just add the whole thing like this:
compile 'com.google.android.gms:play-services:8.4.0'
Add API's selectively as described here: https://developers.google.com/android/guides/setup
An eeror pops everytime i try importing com.google.android.gms in my java class in android. my application has oogle maps and cant run without these imports. All help highly appreciated
i think you need to update/install google maps using SDK Manager...
I'm trying to connect Crashlytics to my LibGDX project using RoboVM iOS bindings. I followed instructions from bindings web page: downloaded jar-file, put it in libs, modified build.gradle, synced... I also added <frameworks> from robovm.xml of the binding to my robovm.xml (not sure if it's needed for my gradle configuration).
I added Crashlytics.start() method call in my IOSLauncher class:
public class IOSLauncher extends IOSApplication.Delegate {
...
#Override
public boolean didFinishLaunching(UIApplication application, UIApplicationLaunchOptions launchOptions) {
Crashlytics.start("myAPIkeyIsHere");
return super.didFinishLaunching(application, launchOptions);
}
...
}
It's a little bit different from sample because my IOSLauncher class extends IOSApplication.Delegate not UIApplicationDelegateAdapter. But I think this doesn't matter.
After that I'm trying to force crash my app. I added throw new RuntimeException() at the start of my core project. App is successfully crashing. I can see corresponding stacktrace in console but I don't get any crash logs in Crashlytics dashboard.
I searched Crashlytics knowledge base and found that XCode may hide crash information from Crashlytics. So I tried crashing my app on my iPad disconnected from my Mac but it didn't help.
I googled a lot but there is almost no information about usage of this bindings with Crashlytics. Does anybody can help me with this? How can I check that Crashlytics connected correctly to my project? May be I forget something?
P.S. Earlier I connected Crashlytics to Android backend of the same project and it works fine there.
Crashlytics does not work with roboVM at the moment, as far as I know. Here is a post with a contributor saying as much. There is also some info here where the contributors say they are not supporting mach exception handling at the moment, which crashlytics uses.
You can use Bugsense or Flurry as alternatives though.
Hi I'm trying to produce an App for my Eken m009s Android, and want to know if there's some sample code in java out there that I can try, the ones that I've tried so far don't work.
Ok. I don't know any more about getting it to work with Eclipse - maybe this link will help. You can also try using the AVD Manager to see if there is a problem loading that AVD.