Hi again and one more question about Zerobrane, Corona and debug.
My problem now is that when I build an app with live build enabled, and when i try to run it on the device, the app halts. This is happening only when i enable the debug. Is the debug feature working only without enabling the live builds?
Thanks in advance
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I've been developing an app with Titanium, and I've got the app up and running on both iOS and Android.
Today I set up the Blackberry 10 environment to be used with Titanium and tried to compile and deploy to the simulator... It worked! But alas, after a brief peek at the appcelerator splash screen, the app crashes; all without any errors, warnings, or logs of any kind.
I've used telnet to see if there were any logs in the '1000' directory, and the logfile was empty for my app.
From what I've read in appcelerator's documentation and what I've discovered in the Titanium Studio software, Blackberry debugging support is not included.
Further information: I'm using the Parse JS library (not as a titanium module, just as a JS import) and my main window contains a TabGroup.
If anyone has any experience in Titanium for BB10 or insight as to what may point me in the right direction, that would be amazing.
Application get fail to launch in device having iOS 6.0 from xcode 4.5. Xcode says Application can't be launched timed out waiting for app to launch. I reset my all device settings. Cross checked if i choosed right provisioning. Yes, its right. here i am attaching image of console. Please help me out.
None of the above tips helped me. It turned out I was using my Distribution Profile instead of the Developer Profile in Debug mode. You can check the Profile you are using by going to
Build Settings->Code Signing Entity.
Make sure you are using your Developer Profile in Beta and Debug mode.
I had a similar issue when trying to debug an App with Ad-Hoc provisioning... Check which provisioning you're using, it seems ad-hoc provisioning cannot be used for debbuging.
Whenever this happens to me, I have done the following to fix the problem:
Stop the app from running in Xcode.
Delete the app from the device (or Simulator).
Select Product > Clean from the Xcode menu.
Close Xcode.
Close the Simulator (or restart the device).
Restart your computer (yes I know this like a Windows solution but seriously).
Try again.
I've installed Appcelerator Titanium Studio on a PC and I was not able to run the android simulator on it, so I was saying to myself "it should work on Mac at least"... and I installed a new Mac with Titanium on it, downloaded the SDK, then I imported the Kitchen Sink example and configured the run configuration with the default settings... and I'm getting exactly the same problem which is an infinite loop with the 'audio_flinged died' problem! So the best I can do is to view the Android simulator with the black window and "Android..." written on it.
What can I do to finally launch that example that is supposed to run? The best I did with my Windows 7 setup was to get the screen of an android cellphone WITHOUT any app on it (default apps), so it's pretty unuseful.
I'd really like to see what Titanium is capable to do.
The Mac ends (after a few mins) with "Launching New_configuration" has encountered a problem. Session initialization failed. "Session initialization failed Failed to get version"
The problem of the infinite loop with "AudioFlinger" still persist in the two cases (PC/Mac).
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I helped someone with a similar question. He was getting a error which you don't seem to be but my answer walked him through checking the configuration was ok etc.
might help you:
Error running Android emulator from Titanium Studio
I am building an app for iOS via commandline but I am having problems debugging it. Had I built using XCode, it would have let me "build and debug" on device without problems. But now, I don't know how to launch it on device using gdb and step through it. If I try to "add a custom target/executable" to a blank XCode project and then launch it, XCode complains about not finding the executable. Same thing happens if I install the app on device manually and try to attach to it using gdb within XCode. Any pointers on how to go about debugging this app? Changing the build process to use XCode is not an option.
This site gives a nice tutorial on how to manually set up a remote debugging session on an iOS device. The process boils down to creating a remote debugging server on the device and attaching to it with a local GDB instance.
Just a quick q about iOS development..
I'd love to be able to run a certain game emulator on my iPad..
If it's released under open source is there any thing stopping me from compiling it and running it in an emulator or getting a provisioning profile and running it on my device?
Do jailbroken apps tend to use libraries that wont run on a vanilla copy of iOS?
I.e. Do they patch the kernel to get full control of the video controller etc..
Thanks
Daniel
I think the jailbroken apps can utilize eglibc or glibc, as when I jailbroke me iPod Touch, I remember looking over the installed packages, and remember seeing something along the lines of glibc.
In short, I think if the app is self-sufficient, you probably could package it with XCode, but if it requires some low-level APIs and libraries, you're out of luck.