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Post by egghead on Oct 27, 2017 11:28:08 GMT
OK, OK, I did something, now its has generated rhodes.appx but trying to install it failed. Screenshot attached
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Post by georgy on Oct 30, 2017 16:42:23 GMT
egghead This is a part of little microsoft certification problem. Application key is living here: rhodes\platform\uwp\rhodes\rhodes_TemporaryKey.pfx . If you got microsoft certification key - you can simply replace one to another (or change it in rhodes_dev.sln, if you want). In other cases you should use developer mode on your device (yes, on phone too). On Windows 10 for PC you should also add certificate from the preferences of *.appx. Here is few steps that could help: Right click on APPX file Click Properties Click Digital Signatures Select Signature from the list Click Details Click View Certificate Click Install Certificate Install the Certificate Quote from Installing developer packages on Windows RT (https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/bg126232.aspx): Click Next. Tap OK to confirm the UAC dialog. In the next screen of the Certificate Import Wizard, change the selected option to Place all certificates in the following store. Tap the Browse button. In the Select Certificate Store pop-up window, scroll down and select Trusted People, and then tap OK. Tap the Next button; a new screen appears. Tap the Finish button. A confirmation dialog should appear; if so, click OK. (If a different dialog indicates that there is some problem with the certificate, you may need to do some certificate troubleshooting. However, describing what to do in that case is beyond the scope of this topic.)
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Post by egghead on Oct 31, 2017 9:57:22 GMT
Thanks, georgy , I followed your instructions, the certificate import was successful, but trying to install the app by double clicking the .appx as well as through PowerShell gives me another error screen :
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Post by georgy on Oct 31, 2017 12:24:11 GMT
egghead yes, this is dependency problem (another problem with microsoft). Look in the folder with appx file. There must be folder, called "Dependencies". In that folder there are appx files (with windows frameworks), that you should install one time, if they are not already have been installed in your system.
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Post by egghead on Oct 31, 2017 13:16:10 GMT
Wow! At long last! Thanks georgyWhy wasn't all this documented?
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Post by georgy on Oct 31, 2017 16:21:37 GMT
egghead this is a part of problems of windows platform itself and now we know, which of them should be documented. Thanks for that, by the way)
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Post by rincon on Nov 23, 2017 3:46:05 GMT
I have been using rhodes 5.5 for a while successfully.
Then I started probing with the new rhodes 6, and after several tries I finally gets it to work, what I mean is that my project builds OK.
I want to report my working configuration:
Linux Mint 18 Sarah
Rhodes gem 6.0.16 ruby 2.3.4 Latest android SDK Java JDK 8u151 android NDK r15c
I love rhodes, and I wanted to test the new node integration soon.
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