Android Question #SignKeyFile: using relative path instead of absolute one

toby

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Can I use relative path for #SignKeyFile setting? If yes, could someone show me how, please?

B4X: 
'I first put the file in the project folder (same as the project file) and use
#SignKeyFile: mykeyfile.keystore

'Then I put the file in its parent folder and use
#SignKeyFile: ..\mykeyfile.keystore

'Neither worked and both returned  file not found error
 
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It is possible to use relative references.

The reference is from the compilation directory which I believe is the Objects directory.

If you put the sub-directory within the B4a directory you can access it like this.



This will work.

You do the same for the adaptive icon.
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Situ LLC

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Try Like That

SignKeyAlias=gundam_Situ
SignKeyFile=C:\signkey\app.keystore
SignKeyPassword=situ
 
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Andrew (Digitwell)

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It is possible to use relative references.

The reference is from the compilation directory which I believe is the Objects directory.

If you put the sub-directory within the B4a directory you can access it like this.



This will work.

You do the same for the adaptive icon.
 
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toby

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I mistakenly thought that B4A's working folder is where the project file, *.b4a, is located. Now I know that it's the Objects subfolder.
 
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