Android Question Amazon Market

victormedranop

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i recently published and aprobed an aplication to see streaming from dominican republic, was a piece of cake, no problem then i add some breautiful parts with Ultimate List View some web services with httpjob and AhActionBar and viewPager. now i try to update the binary file, this is the response from amanzon.

"Your APK currently supports no devices. In order to submit your app, this APK must support at least one device. Refer to the device tooltips for more information"

Whats those this means, i all ready develop in a kindle fire.

Victor :(
 

victormedranop

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one of the problems is with this in the manifest
android.permission.VIBRATE

i really dont know what library has thah enable, maybe push frame by firebase notifications.

how can i disables that in the manifest???? :(
 
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victormedranop

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as always, amazing support. Uploading binary file result :

Successfully submitted app submission on 26 Feb 2017.
Your app submission is estimated to go live before 09:00 AM PST, 27 Feb 2017.

i'm still getting son problems with :

Non-Amazon Android devices
based on your Android Manifest
0+ ->>>>>>>>>> Need to read.
 
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victormedranop

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Still having some issues with Non-Amazon Android devices.
Said i'm not using
  • amzn:minSdkVersion

But i cant find any documentation about it than point me in the right direction, i have reache all amazon devices 19 types
even the first release of fire table.

any help ?

Victor
 
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eps

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You shouldn't really need to differentiate between Amazon/Fire devices and non-Amazon devices. Both should just be supported - are you able to post the contents of your Manifest file? This may well indicate what the issues are.

Are you targeting specific screen layouts? Ideally you need to make your App work this out at runtime.
 
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