Android problem while installing application that i wrote

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Hi everyone,

I developed an application, pretty basic one.

I tried it with virtual device and its works, but when I send the ".apk" file to my android phone and try to install it I get this error

there is a problem parsing the package

By the way i developed it in eclipse/java

Posted 18-Nov-11 2:04am

hilmisu

Updated 18-Nov-11 2:11am

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elgaabeb 18-Nov-11 8:26am

Have you tried to uninstall the aplication befor reinstalling it ?
Try the debug mode on the device to see what is logged when the issue occured.

hilmisu 18-Nov-11 9:02am

i can never installed the application. When i open it in debug mode on virtual device, it install the application perfectly

elgaabeb 18-Nov-11 9:13am

There is a away for debugging on real device not virtual one. This could help you to understand the issue. you need just to google it.

Darren_vms 18-Nov-11 16:17pm

Just plug the phone in via usb and from eclipse hit the debug, that will deploy and run the application on the phone.

hilmisu 18-Nov-11 16:21pm

Thanks, but i forgot to tell that i've solved the problem. It's the api level. When i changed my api level below/or equal my phones android version, it worked.

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