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kirtn14
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when I open the interpreter android prebuilt in eclipse an error is flagged with base64decoderexception.java (in src>com.thegamecreators.agk_player.until)
im told "The type java.lang.Object cannot be resolved. It is indirectly referenced from required .class files"

I followed all of the steps on the tier 1 guide

please can someone help me

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Did you follow the steps in the README.txt file in the interpreter_android_prebuilt directory?

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yes and it still does nothing to the error

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all but the licencing part, I cant find it anywhere on android and the help section of the android website is shockingly bad.

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I haven't tried to use the prebuilt bits lately. I'll give it a try later and see if I can figure out the issue.

Have you set up a developer's account with Google? (or whatever they call it)

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yes, I have applications on it using the old method but I thought I would try the new one to see what difference it makes

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how do I get or find the app code thing? the last part of the instructions sad that it is needed to replace the pre-set one but I cant find it anywhere

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What 'app code'? I can't find any reference like that in the README.txt.

If you mean bytecode, that is the file that is created by the AppGameKit IDE when you compile your app. It appears in your <winproj>\media directory as <projname>.byc. You copy that to the interpreter_android_prebuilt\assets\media directory and rename it (exactly) 'bytecode.byc'.

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Open AGKHelper.java and find the variable named base64EncodedPublicKey, chanage this to the key found in your Google Play developer console for your chosen app.

I cant do this part

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Why can't you?

Can you not find the file or do you not have a Google Play developer account?

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I cannot find the file, I have an account

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I managed to find the code and insert it but the errors still appear with the base64decoderexception.java part of the src file

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Can you post the actual errors here, please?

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// copyright 202, google inc
Quote: "(The type java.lang.Object cannot be resolved. It is indirectly referenced from required .class files)"


public class base64decoderexception extends exception (
Quote: "(exception cannot be resolved to type)"


public base64decoderexception(string s) {
Quote: "(sting cannot be resolved to type)"


I have put the sentence at that the errors appears on first then put the error in brackets and quoted it after each appropriate line

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I assume that you have edited the AGKHelper.java file (and make sure that the string is properly closed).

Did you do a refresh of the project after you edited the file? (Select the project in the project explorer in Eclipse and then hit the F5 key, and there is no feedback when you do this.)

Are those the only errors/warnings showing up?

I just looked at your original post again, and should have paid attention to "(in src>com.thegamecreators.agk_player.until)".

I have no idea what "com.thegamecreators.agk_player.until" is. There is no directory or file named 'until' (if you replace the '.' with '\') under IDE\interpreter_android_prebuilt\src\thegamecreators\agk_player.

The error you indicate is probably showing up because something else isn't correct somewhere in your setup, not in the actual Base64DecoderException.java file.

I was just able to import the interpreter_android_prebuilt file into Android and only had to add the usual android-support-v4.jar file as an external jar (project properties->Java Build Path:Libraries tab) and it 'ran' fine.

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I did refresh the project and these are the only errors

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I just looked at your original post again, and should have paid attention to "(in src>com.thegamecreators.agk_player.until)".

I have no idea what "com.thegamecreators.agk_player.until" is. There is no directory or file named 'until' (if you replace the '.' with '\') under IDE\interpreter_android_prebuilt\src\thegamecreators\agk_player.

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