How to Generate .apk File in Vs 2010

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How to Generate .apk file in vs2010 for Android application

Posted 10-Oct-12 0:32am

praveenvid

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[no name] 10-Oct-12 8:00am

What is a .apk file and what language do you propose to use? Where is the data to write into the file supposed to come from? Try a clearer question.

praveenvid 10-Oct-12 12:07pm

visual studio 2010 and mono for android

softwares to develop a mono droid apk.
Initially it create a project click the button, it can run successfuly on

emulator and i try to install it on android mobile (samsung galaxy y)for

that i search the (.apk file) in my project and it will locate it on

bin/debug/filname.apk.here in this bin folder i have 2 apk file

filename.apk and filename.signed.apk. I copied both apk file to my mobile

and try to install file name.apk but it failed to install and try to

install filename.signed.apk it will installed successfully, but when i try

to open it on mobile it will force close automatically.

Member 10168507 16-Aug-15 13:21pm

I am facing same problem like this. If you have any solution then please help me.
I am using visual studio 2015 and successfully integrated android emulator with it.
I tried lot googling but did not got any solution. Only this post is related to my question but unfortunately this post is without solution.
Please help me.

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