Example project builds fine, my project gives "invokation failed"

antecoyote

When running the example scenes on both OSX and Windows, they build fine and I'm able to load and run them on the Ouya. However, trying my project gives me the following error:

Error building Player: Exception: apk (invokation failed)

I've googled the error, and every thread about it seems to blame android tools revision 22 or the 64 bit JDK. I have revision 21 and an older version of the JDK and I am able to build the example project, so it has something to do with my project, and I'm not sure what that is exactly. Anyone have any ideas?

tgraupmann

You want to use JDK 1.6 32-bit, there's a download button in the OuyaPanel on the Java tab.

antecoyote

As I said, I am using JDK 1.6 32-bit already. That link in the OuyaPanel is also broken. It only brings you to a warning that it is an older version with a link to older versions of all of there software that doesn't seem to even have the 32-bit version of the JDK for mac. I also mentioned that I can successfully build the example projects. Wouldn't I not be able to do that if I had the wrong version?

tgraupmann

Ah you are on Mac. Oracle redesigned the site. I should change the link to the new place:

http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javasebusiness/downloads/java-archive-downloads-javase6-419409.html#jdk-6u45-oth-JPR

Hmmm how did I get Java installed on the Mac? Maybe it was when I installed xcode from the app store?

antecoyote

Java somehow found it's way onto my mac, as well. From what I've read, it is installed with the developer tools, and I guess that includes xcode.

When I try "java -version" in the console, I get this:

java version "1.6.0_51"

Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_51-b11-457-11M4509)

Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 20.51-b01-457, mixed mode)

sliver:~ marceellis$ 

I'm not sure if this is the 64-Bit version of Java SE or not, but as I said, I can compile and run the latest example Unity project just fine.

tgraupmann

I fixed the download link so you'll get that in the next update. If you are already compiling, you should be all fixed up...

antecoyote

Yes, I should have all of the correct stuff downloaded, since I can build the example projects. The reason I am asking for help here is because, while I can build the example project, I cannot build mine and I'm getting this error, and every answer to this error I can find on the internet relates to things I have already solved.

In short, I can build your project, but I can't build mine. Something about my project is giving me that error and I cannot figure out what it is.

tgraupmann

Ah okay I gotcha.

Okay so you set your own bundle identifier. You click the sync button. You replace the icons with your own icons. Compile the plugin, compile java. And after you hit Build and Run you get an error?

Did you set the player settings API level to 16?

What is the error you see after all that...

antecoyote

After doing all of that, I still get this error:

Error building Player: Exception: apk (invokation failed)

I'm assuming by "set bundle identifier" and "replace icons", you mean do that in the android tab of player prefs, right?

tgraupmann

Anything in Assets\Plugins\Android replaces what you did in settings.

So I mean in replace the icons in Assets\Plugins\Android\res\drawable*

And when I say set the bundle identifier you can do it in the player prefs, but you still need to click the sync button in the ouya panel so it updates the java application package name to match and your manifest.

antecoyote

I used the sync button, and I'm pretty sure I edited the android manifest file as well. I'll replaced the icon file and I'm still having the same issue.

antecoyote

Changing the keystore to debug seems to have fixed it. I guess it doesn't like my old keystore.

tgraupmann

Maybe the password was wrong?

antecoyote

No, the password was right. I could build just fine for Android using Unity's built-in build button.