Hi, I'm trying to run the "MIDI.Messages.FMXDemo" on my Galaxy Tab A7, but I
get the error message that "incremental installation not allowed" and then
when performing the streamed install that "..xxxxxxx... base.apk is missing"
Can somebody advise?
Sorry no one had an answer to what "incremental installation not allowed" meant. I have no clue as to what could cause this.
One thing I do know is setting up the right versions of Android SDK, NDK, and Java can be tough - from my experience. I upgraded from Delphi 10.3 to 10.4 recently, and it gave me a couple of problems. I had to go back to my 10.3 installation and find the exact same setup and versions of SDK and NDK I had that worked for my tablet.
On my Delphi 10.4 and for my Lenovo tablet with Android 10 I have a setup with Android 26.1.1 64 bit (Android SDK API-level 29) and NDK version 17.2.x for Android platform 22, and that did work for me.
I used Android Studio and its SDK manager to download different versions before I finally found a setup that worked for me.
I also had to delete demo apps from my tablet once I upgraded to Delphi 10.4, because the old apps was signed with a different Delphi, and thus I was not able to deploy new apps from Delphi.
I have not tried Delphi 11, and I hope you can find the right setup.
Best regards,
Normann
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thanks for the response - didn't get any email from the board ...
Anyway, attached the error message that Delphi 11 displays when trying to deploy to my Galaxy Tab A7.
Eventually I renamed the demo project from "MIDI.Devices.FMXDemo.dproj" to "aMIDIDevicesFMXDemo.dproj" removing the dots - the project deploys and runs fine mow on the Tab A7.
It shows the connected midi interface / midi output, but it can't be selected nor activated / opened - so the "Test" button doesn't gets enabled and no midi data can be sent to it.
Is there still a problem with these components on Android or is it only with Delphi 11?
my machine has Delphi 11 with the latest patches installed, with all the Android pieces that come installed with Delphi. Attached the catalog repository.
Is something wrong with what Delphi is installing?
Do I need other SDKs for your components to work with Android?
Hi, I'm trying to run the "MIDI.Messages.FMXDemo" on my Galaxy Tab A7, but I
get the error message that "incremental installation not allowed" and then
when performing the streamed install that "..xxxxxxx... base.apk is missing"
Can somebody advise?
Thanks,
Victor
Hej Victor,
Sorry no one had an answer to what "incremental installation not allowed" meant. I have no clue as to what could cause this.
One thing I do know is setting up the right versions of Android SDK, NDK, and Java can be tough - from my experience. I upgraded from Delphi 10.3 to 10.4 recently, and it gave me a couple of problems. I had to go back to my 10.3 installation and find the exact same setup and versions of SDK and NDK I had that worked for my tablet.
On my Delphi 10.4 and for my Lenovo tablet with Android 10 I have a setup with Android 26.1.1 64 bit (Android SDK API-level 29) and NDK version 17.2.x for Android platform 22, and that did work for me.
I used Android Studio and its SDK manager to download different versions before I finally found a setup that worked for me.
I also had to delete demo apps from my tablet once I upgraded to Delphi 10.4, because the old apps was signed with a different Delphi, and thus I was not able to deploy new apps from Delphi.
I have not tried Delphi 11, and I hope you can find the right setup.
Best regards,
Normann
sorry, forget to mention - i'm using Delphi 11 pro
Hi Norman,
thanks for the response - didn't get any email from the board ...
Anyway, attached the error message that Delphi 11 displays when trying to deploy to my Galaxy Tab A7.
Eventually I renamed the demo project from "MIDI.Devices.FMXDemo.dproj" to "aMIDIDevicesFMXDemo.dproj" removing the dots - the project deploys and runs fine mow on the Tab A7.
It shows the connected midi interface / midi output, but it can't be selected nor activated / opened - so the "Test" button doesn't gets enabled and no midi data can be sent to it.
Is there still a problem with these components on Android or is it only with Delphi 11?
Thanks for your time,
Victor
Last edit: Victor Stoian 2021-11-28
my machine has Delphi 11 with the latest patches installed, with all the Android pieces that come installed with Delphi. Attached the catalog repository.
Is something wrong with what Delphi is installing?
Do I need other SDKs for your components to work with Android?
Best regasrds,
Victor
Last edit: Victor Stoian 2021-11-29