GALCON COMMANDS NOT WORKING VALIDATION CODE

We will be using this test users to see if our receipt validation code is working properly.”Īpple strongly encourages obfuscating your code for the receipt validation. I found this tip on a website: “(You can) create a test user in iTune connect by logging on iTune Connect –> Select Manage Users –> Test User –> Add New User –> Fill in the required data for your test user. Please create a new account in the Sandbox environment. I implemented some receipt validation, but upon trying running my application I got this error: I guess it’s about time! Mike tipped me off that Apple checks for those and I’d best have them properly supported in my app. One thing I had to do was add support for standard Apple command keys.

GALCON COMMANDS NOT WORKING INSTALL

I found that to force it to go to /Applications you just have to manually delete all the other places it tries to install it, and eventually when it can’t find your app anywhere to overwrite it, it’ll install into /Applications properly. > my app, I used the command line “install” command to try and install it. After trying to manually install my app, it didn’t appear in /ApplicationsĪfter using the Organizer to Share > Save As. Mike also mentioned that SDL 1.3 doesn’t have this issue, but it’s still in beta and somewhat incomplete.Ĥ. By commenting out “#define SDL_USE_CPS” he was able to resubmit and avoid the rejection notice. He found that SDL had an #ifdef in its SDLMain.m which enabled some undocumented APIs being used. Okay, this hasn’t actually happened to me, it happened to Mike Kasprzak. The non-public API (CPSEnableForegroundOperation, CPSGetCurrentProcess, CPSSetFrontProcess) that is included in your application comes from the following private Apple frameworks – amework.” “Using private APIs can lead to a poor user experience should these APIs change in the future. The use of non-public APIs is not permissible, as documented in section 2.5 of the App Store Review Guidelines. Anyway it now “Build and Archive” without any trouble.ģ. If anyone knows the difference I’d appreciate understanding what I was doing right / wrong here. I found the “Generate Debug Symbols” was unchecked from this view. I found it to be somewhat cryptic, but I went and tried Project > Edit Active Target > instead. However, this didn’t seem to fix it, so I did a search and found this article.

I had already made this change, and I double checked it via Project > Edit Project Settings > Build >.

GALCON COMMANDS NOT WORKING ARCHIVE

While attempting to Build and Archive my app I got the error “Unable to copy dSYM file into archive.” with the suggestion that I “Please make sure that your application has set the “Debug Information Format” build setting to “DWARF with dSYM File”.” I also confirmed that “Generate Debug Symbols” was checked. By switching back to Safari to finish the web-wizard, I got past this error in a few moments. While using the App Store Developer Certificate Utility I got this error message “The Certificate file selected is invalid”. Thankfully a few web searches found the answers to most of my questions pretty quickly.ġ. Most of the documentation on the Apple site is pretty clear, but I’ll document the few stumbles I had in case it helps anyone else. So, I’m whipping through the Mac App Store port of Galcon Fusion today.

GALCON COMMANDS NOT WORKING UPDATE

Posted in android, bugs, galcon | Comments Off on Galcon Android bugfix update & sale A special thanks to Google for giving me a Xoom tablet at GDC! It’s great having the whole gamut of Android devices to test on now 🙂 The devices I have are the G1, Droid, Nexus One, and Xoom.

GALCON COMMANDS NOT WORKING FOR ANDROID

… And to celebrate, Galcon for Android is on sale for $0.99! So now would be a good time to spread the word about Galcon on the Android! I hope you enjoy the update! Please tell me if there are any odd side-effect issues that result from the fixes I’ve put in. – I’ve also tested Galcon on the Xoom and it works pretty well! So I’m just tracking motion manually and that seems to have fixed the issues in the game. Also, my code in the previous version didn’t handle things well anyways. It seems that the ability to track motion was somehow changed in the new version. – In Android 2.3.3 the ability to scroll up and down the server list was somehow broken. To sleep your device you have to press the sleep button now. I fixed the deadlock and I added the wakelock feature so that the device does not fall asleep while you are waiting for a round to end or whatever. There were two issues here, one was a deadlock situation because I had onPause “synchronized” and I wasn’t using the wakelock to keep the device from falling asleep. – Some users were having the game hang on them when the phone went to sleep. So I’ve been working on an Android tuneup for Galcon over the past couple days.

Galcon commands not working