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I am also getting an app crash in android. I'm not getting a specific error message just a message "Unfortunately, TestApp has stopped".
iPhone functions fine.
Any ideas?
Solution was to switch to the "Google API's" system image. I was using the wrong Android emulation settings. I needed to install and use the "Google API's" system image from the Android SDK and switch to it.
Thanks for the info @jpmetcalf! I'm also using API 19, with newer versions the plugin fails to compile. But i'm testing on real device (not simulator) and even with v19 it crashes... :(
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lholmquist commentedon Sep 14, 2014
do you have any other plugins installed? mapkit shouldn't be using any Camera related stuff
lholmquist commentedon Sep 14, 2014
this line?
https://github.com/imhotep/MapKit/blob/master/src/android/MapKit.java#L70
fidoboy commentedon Nov 26, 2014
is this issue solved? app is crashing for me with android... not sure if it's related (works fine on iOS)
fidoboy commentedon Nov 26, 2014
cool! 👍
jpmetcalf commentedon Dec 8, 2014
*Problem Solved See Below
I am also getting an app crash in android. I'm not getting a specific error message just a message "Unfortunately, TestApp has stopped".
iPhone functions fine.
Any ideas?
Solution was to switch to the "Google API's" system image. I was using the wrong Android emulation settings. I needed to install and use the "Google API's" system image from the Android SDK and switch to it.
All is working now.
fidoboy commentedon Dec 8, 2014
Hey jpmetcalf can you explain a bit more in detail? Where did you changed the Google APIs? What version?
jpmetcalf commentedon Dec 10, 2014
I am currently using Android 4.4.2 (API 19).
The solution for me was to launch the "SDK Manager.exe" from my android-sdk install and then add the "Google APIs (x86 System Image)".
Then I reconfigured my Android virtual image via the "AVD Manager.exe" from my android-sdk install.
I am currently using the following settings in my Virtual Device:
fidoboy commentedon Dec 10, 2014
Thanks for the info @jpmetcalf! I'm also using API 19, with newer versions the plugin fails to compile. But i'm testing on real device (not simulator) and even with v19 it crashes... :(
fidoboy commentedon Dec 16, 2014
Finally i managed to solve this using the right Android API KEY :) 👊