TestFlight SDK in Unity?

chuck · August 2013

TestFlight just released their SDK v1.0 (on Aug 13, 2013) and I'm trying to integrate it into my app for private beta testing. However, when I upload the build, TestFlight says that the SDK is not integrated into the build.

According to the TestFlight Android SDK documentation, the first step installing it is "Add 'TestFlightLib.jar' as a dependency to your Android application." I've tried putting the TestFlightLib.jar file in Assets/Plugins/Android/ as well as Assets/Plugins/Android/libs and then clicking Compile Plugins and then Compile Java in the OUYA panel. Of course, I'm also adding the import statement and takeoff statements into the code in step 2 and the uses-permission tags in step 3. This results in the following error:

/Users/chuck/Ouya/projects/App Name/Assets/Plugins/Android/src/OuyaUnityApplication.java:48: package com.testflightapp.lib does not exist

import com.testflightapp.lib.TestFlight;

^

/Users/chuck/Ouya/projects/App Name/Assets/Plugins/Android/src/OuyaUnityApplication.java:69: cannot find symbol

symbol : variable TestFlight

location: class de.chucksmith.AppName.OuyaUnityApplication

TestFlight.takeOff(this, "e32d1e16-8c9b-44a7-9fbf-65e4cab8c7bb");

^

2 errors

UnityEngine.Debug:LogError(Object)

OuyaPanel:CompileApplicationClasses() (at Assets/Ouya/SDK/Editor/OuyaPanel.cs:1169)

OuyaPanel:CompileApplicationJava() (at Assets/Ouya/SDK/Editor/OuyaPanel.cs:1270)

OuyaPanel:Update() (at Assets/Ouya/SDK/Editor/OuyaPanel.cs:862)

UnityEditor.EditorApplication:Internal_CallUpdateFunctions()

Any idea how I can get this jar compiling and running in my app?

tgraupmann · August 2013

Right you also have to update the class path that the OUYA Panel uses to compile. Right now it's hardcoded. But I need to make a nice UI for configuring it. Or maybe even auto detect JARs.

Putting on the Todo list. You can fix this in OuyaPanel.cs by adding the extra JAR.

chuck · August 2013

I added the extra jar to OuyaPanel.cs and it seems to be compiling properly, but now I'm getting another error.

/Users/chuck/Ouya/projects/App Name/Assets/Plugins/Android/src/OuyaUnityApplication.java:71: takeOff(android.app.Application,java.lang.String) in com.testflightapp.lib.TestFlight cannot be applied to (de.chucksmith.AppName.OuyaUnityApplication,java.lang.String)

TestFlight.takeOff(this, "e32d1e16-8c9b-44a7-9fbf-65e4cab8c7bb");

^

1 error

UnityEngine.Debug:LogError(Object)

OuyaPanel:CompileApplicationClasses() (at Assets/Ouya/SDK/Editor/OuyaPanel.cs:1173)

OuyaPanel:CompileApplicationJava() (at Assets/Ouya/SDK/Editor/OuyaPanel.cs:1274)

OuyaPanel:Update() (at Assets/Ouya/SDK/Editor/OuyaPanel.cs:866)

UnityEditor.EditorApplication:Internal_CallUpdateFunctions()

I have a feeling that "this" is the wrong type, because in the example on the TestFlight website the main class extends Application whereas in the ODK, UnityOuyaApplication extends Activity. I ran grep on the entire Ouya project and didn't find "extends Application" anywhere in the code. Where is the main application class to add this code? Thanks for your help!

mjoyner · August 2013

The Application object is a totally different set of hooks into the Android app.

There needs to be an additional java file that this goes inside of, separate from the extended Activity class.

tgraupmann · August 2013

An application needs an Android manifest entry and has to implement the Application interface. You can have both the OuyaNativeActivity and an OuyaApplication for the same game.

I have an example of what the Java looks like in my Corona purchase example that I'm working on.

https://github.com/ouya/ouya-sdk-examples/blob/master/Corona/InAppPurchases/android/AndroidManifest.xml

https://github.com/ouya/ouya-sdk-examples/blob/master/Corona/InAppPurchases/android/src/com/mycompany/simpleluaextension/CoronaApplication.java

That should be the general direction.

chuck · August 2013

I'm still pretty confused and I'll be on vacation until Tuesday, so I don't think I'll get around to trying this until then. Are you having another Ouya dev hangout soon? If you could take a look at it then, that would be awesome.

tgraupmann · August 2013

Ah that sounds interesting. Sure we can do something like that when you get back from vacation. I've been out of topic ideas. I'm about to record some new vids about Corona. But setting up test flight could be interesting. Ping me when you get back.

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