A save file dialog will appear, asking you to save the signed application. Now the newly created certificate appears in the box. You are required to add at least one of the details below, I recommend filling all of them in case you want to use that certificate to distribute the app, but one is enough for testing, like in my case.
The alias is the one that will be displayed in the screen above later, and for the password you need to make sure to remember it (it has to be longer that 6 characters though). Here you can specify the details of the certificate. We now need to create a new certificate for the application. The app has to be signed in order to be installed on the device (if you skip this test, our device will reject the installation). This tutorial in fact focuses on how to build the. If you wish to change the version of the application, do that in the AndroidManifest.xml file before archiving the application.Ĭlicking on distribute is necessary even if you don’t want to publish it online.
Right click on the project and choose Archive…Īn archive is generated for you (it typically takes slightly more than 1 minute for me). apk package.Ĭhange the current configuration to Release, this is necessary to create the package and improves the performance as well, as it enables the compiler optimisations and excludes the debug support libraries.īuild the solution with this configuration Today I will show how to deploy that application and more specifically how to generate a. Yesterday I made a post on how to use TextureView ( see it here).
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