apk-expansion-files

I have a "draft" APK in my Google Play console, and it's connected to an APK expansion file. The version code is 9, and the expansion file is "main.9.com.something.something.obb". Now, I'm trying to update the APK before I release. I increased the version code, along with some code changes. When I upload the APK, I choose to use "main.9.com.something.something.obb" as my expansion. Now, Google Play tells me this: This configuration cannot be published for the following reason(s): Version 9 is not served to any device configuration: all devices that might receive version 9 would receive version

Currently I am preparing a demo for including Expansion File into a developed project. I have followed this Tutorial . After a lot of struggle I am able to run the demo application but having issues in displaying progress for downloaded data. I have uploaded obb file on play store which is 1,060,024 bytes and on disk size is 1,060,864 bytes . following is code snippet where I think problem can be. private static final XAPKFile[] xAPKS = { new XAPKFile(true,6,1060024L) }; void validateXAPKZipFiles() { AsyncTask<Object, DownloadProgressInfo, Boolean> validationTask = new AsyncTask<Object,

I have created an AS3 mobile app and exported successfully through flash CS6. In this .apk I have included my video files (going to be a presentation for Android Tablet). The total size of the .flvs alone is 64mb. When I tried to upload to Google play I got the (expected) warning about the file size being >50mb . I have spend two hours trying to find a fix, including using the jobb.bat , zipalign.bat , putting the files into the format of main.1.obb and many other options. The Google website seems to think that I am using Eclipse (which I’m not I used Flash CS6), but I tried all those tools

I implemented apk expansion successfully and OBB file downloaded at Storage->Android->Obb->PackageName->main.1.com.packagename.obb But when i go to extract i am getting issue is "Not a Zip archive". ZipResourceFile zrf = new ZipResourceFile(fileName); public ZipResourceFile(String zipFileName) throws IOException { addPatchFile(zipFileName); } void addPatchFile(String zipFileName) throws IOException { File file = new File(zipFileName); RandomAccessFile f = new RandomAccessFile(file, "r"); long fileLength = f.length(); if (fileLength < kEOCDLen) { throw new java.io.IOException(); } long

I tried to mount expansion files this way: final StorageManager storageManager = (StorageManager) getSystemService(STORAGE_SERVICE); String obbPath = Environment.getExternalStorageDirectory() + "/Android/obb"; final String obbFilePath = obbPath + "/com.example/main.1.com.example.obb"; storageManager.mountObb(obbFilePath, "SecretKey", new OnObbStateChangeListener() { @Override public void onObbStateChange(String path, int state) { super.onObbStateChange(path, state); if (state == OnObbStateChangeListener.MOUNTED) { onObbMounted(); } else { Log.d("##", "Path: " + path + "; state: " + state); } }

I'm trying to mount either an encrypted or non-encrypted obb file I created with the JOBB tool using the mountExpansion() method found in this question: Mounting an encrypted obb apk expansion file in Android . What is interesting is that when I try this with an encrypted file, I get the state 21 which according to https://developer.android.com/reference/android/os/storage/OnObbStateChangeListener.html means The OBB could not be mounted by the system. Returned in status messages from calls made via StorageManager and when I try a non-encrypted file I get state 20 which means: There was an