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Oh, test is the project file. I found your mistake. You may need a pair of reading glasses. ? Your manifest file has 2 dots! Just rename it to manifest.txt

Just a test for the new feature. You can ignore this Thread :D
link: Just a test if I can reply to the test thread. Works like a charm :D:D:D:D:D:D
link: Testing is done then, things can return to normal...ish

I'm not sure what you mean by "test." The result from a SQL query is dependant upon the query (some queries return nothing, some return success/failure, some the number of rows modified). If you're looking to see if the command itself failed (i.e. missing file, malformed SQL, etc.) then wrap your
link: As Jeffrey wrote, an exception will be raised if any operation failed. So if there is no exception then the database was opened successfully.

Hard to say. Can you test it on another device? If you enable USB debug mode then you can use it instead. If there is an error, it will provide more information. Another thing to test is to create a new project, set the package name to something that is 100% unique and run it.

I would like to test something. Do you know which action causes this error message? Then I would remove the 2nd Wait For as a test and see if the error still occurs

Test it first and see if that is what you are looking for.

So how can I test?
link: Thanks, friend, I'm doing tests. Then I comment on results.

I'm making some tests with an updated AndroidX sdk, Firebase sdk and build tools. If you can please download this apk and run it on your device. It doesn't do anything except of showing the Android SDK version. https://www.b4x.com/android/files/test.apk If it fails to start then post the Android v

I guess we can only know when you test such. I'm stuck with a windows machine. I have just now included a folder on the repo named, 0. Test Your WebServer, you can extract and upload the contents on your webserver to test if everything works. Its the designer compiled web app. Ta!

Validating html is a very complicated issue. You can check whether the message includes the closing </html> tag.
link: You could try to parse the HTML as XML using my XOM library. If XOM cannot parse the HTML then you know that the HTML is invalid.
link: I am getting incomplete HTML messages as processed by the Mailparser. Is there a way to validate that HTML code is complete/or incomplete. I would lik

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