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Can't select apk to bind with #272
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I solved this problem by installing openjdk-8-jdk |
I solved this problem. On file
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Your a life saver, i forgot it was openjdk-8-jdk that solves the signing failed error when binding with APK's. This browsing for the APK problem however, used to be solved by running changing what was in the AppCtrl.js file to what you have posted here has fixed the browsing problem. AhMyth now selects APK files to bind with. The |
Man thank you very much. I was myself going crazy searching for THAT method haha. Couldn't find it so I gave up. May I ask how did you find it? |
Just read official documentation) https://www.electronjs.org/docs/api/dialog#dialogshowopendialogbrowserwindow-options |
after doing this port forwarding doesn't work but the binding works tho. any fix for that? |
@Morsmalleo I updated AppCtrl.js, I installed java 8, but at the same time,when I build an apk file,I show: Building failed. |
@Morsmalleo do you have the apk file merge working? |
Yes I do, you have to understand that this wont bind with modern APK files, it will only work on older APK files as well as older Android versions, I do believe anything from Android 6.0 and up will have issues with AhMyth, |
if you git clone AhMyth from my GitHub, and install it the same way you would with this one, then you should find that problem you are experiencing is fixed, if it hasn't create an issue and ill have a look at the code some more. or you can run the NOTE: If you keep your software repo's in either way it should work now, it has every time Ive tested it from my GitHub via git clone and running the |
Another thing try running |
I believe this is a problem with electron version. However, I don't know which version I should use
When I click "browse apk", file manager opens, I select the apk file and click on confirm, but it's not selected after that, and build says "Browse the apk which you want to bind".
Maybe it has something to do with this warning? "Buffer() is deprecated due to security and usability issues. Please use the Buffer.alloc(), Buffer.allocUnsafe(), or Buffer.from() methods instead."
Also, if I install the latest stable version of electron, interface in general doesn't work.
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