WSO2emm: Upload Application doesn't work - wso2-iot

I've just installed wso2emm and I have a problem with it when i try to upload an application from the Android Store (Play Store). I fill the tab "Package Name" with the value (for example com.fabernovel.ratp for the French RATP Application) and click on Next. When I did it nothing happened ... Have you an idea ? May be there is a specific configuration file ? Thanks for your help
Aurélien

There is no such specific configuration file change to be done. Please refer to the WSO2 EMM documentation

You need to manually enter details of your application. It does not extract data direly from the Play Store

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