I developed an application called Akustik Karaoke and it is now available on PlayStore. When I try to do app updates, I get a warning that the cleartextTrafficPermitted setting is false. Is there any method available regarding cleartextTrafficPermitted? Can you share an example about this? Thank you in advance.
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Thank you @DonManfred. I've read this field before. But as a result if I use CreateResourceFromFile(Macro, Core.NetworkClearText) I cannot access the server. How should I go about this?
The problem is:
when I use this line in Manifest
"CreateResourceFromFile(Macro, Core.NetworkClearText)"
googleplay is telling me to set cleartextTrafficPermitted to false.
when I remove this line, App cannot access to the servers.
We used Anywhere Software products as both IOS and Android. Our only web-based services are .NET. So far everything is going very well. But we do feel some concern about these types of errors. We are truly grateful to you and your team. Thanks to you, we have successfully completed a process of approximately 2 years for a quality and professional acoustic karaoke experience.
We used Anywhere Software products as both IOS and Android. Our only web-based services are .NET. So far everything is going very well. But we do feel some concern about these types of errors. We are truly grateful to you and your team. Thanks to you, we have successfully completed a process of approximately 2 years for a quality and professional acoustic karaoke experience.
I don't understand what you mean. This warning has nothing to do with B4A.
It is a security warning because Google doesn't like that your app calls a non-https server.
I don't understand what you mean. This warning has nothing to do with B4A.
It is a security warning because Google doesn't like that your app calls a non-https server.