My Asus Transformer tablet gives me the following error message when trying to install the EggBreaker.apk

I really am just doing the basic load the example app, run a build on it using the android debug key, taking the resulting built .apk file and having it downloaded on my tablet. It results in an app failed to install error, the following events are see on my event viewer.

m:W 130/142 PackageParser
Exception reading AndroidManifest.xml in /data/app/vmdl478480373.tmp
java.lang.SecurityException: META-INF/ANDROIDD.SF has invalid digest for res/drawable/ppy_btn_hover.
at java.util.jar.jarVerifier.invalidDigest(JarVerifier.java:130
...
at android.os.HandlerThread.run(HandlerTread.java:60)
m:E 130/142 PackageParser
Package test.games.egg has no certificates at entry AndroidManifest.xml; ignoring.

I thought the corona build process would create the AndroidManifest.xml within the .apk file.

What am I missing?

thanks in advance,

Ed Michalski
test driving Corona

Your best bet is to submit a bug report. Use this link:

http://developer.anscamobile.com/content/bug-submission

Don't forget to include the steps to reproduce, and also the exact tablet your using. Preferably a product page with specifications if possible.

Thanks!

Thanks Jonathanbeebe!

I figured out my issue after considerable consternation. I kept getting errors concerning the security of the .apk. v7 of the JDK handles signing differently that 1.6. After I removed v7 and reinstalled v6 I managed to deploy cleanly.

I really would hope that someone at Ansca changes the Corona install/application to either handle v7 or warns the user that he or she must revert to 1.6.

thanks again,

Ed