Hi just tried uploading an app to the amazon market, it was revoked with this message:
OS Version: [2.2] Device/Form开发者_如何学编程 Factor:
[Motorola Droid 2]
Bug Description: Slider Interruption issue
So this says:
Android 2.2 on a Motorola Droid 2
But question is, does anyone have official wording on 'Slider Interruption', does this mean when the screen is moved up to show the keyboard?
I though if I set android:orientation="portrait" the app would ignore the slide. Is it different on the Droid 2?
Ask Amazon for clarification. My experience with them has been horrible. My app was denied, with the following message.
The application crashes upon launch with the following error: "Sorry! The application Battery (process com.incorporateapps.battery) has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again." Steps to reproduce: 1. Download the application from the Amazon App store. 2. Launch the application. 3. Verify the application crashes with the error message above. alogcat output indicated that your app was missing its application identifier. We were unable to figure out why this would be missing.
Surprisingly, that is not my app. They did not provide a stack trace. When I contacted them for clarification I was told someone would contact me with the real reason, but have not heard anything back.
I just noticed you have android:orientation="portrait"
in your question. Make sure in your manifest in the activity declaration actually has android:screenOrientation="portrait"
.
android:orientation and android:screenOrientation are easily confused. One locks the screen orientation and the other is just used by an UI widget for design purposes.
'Slider Interruption' - does mean when the screen is moved up to show the keyboard
this will cause the activity to go into onPause onStop and on somephones even onDestroy then onCreate / onStart onResume
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