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Resolved AndroidManifest.xml file

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  1. arturo garza gonzalez
    arturo garza gonzalez
  2. PowerServer Mobile (Obsolete)
  3. Wednesday, 13 February 2019 00:21 AM UTC
 
 hi 
 
How can I modify my PowerServer Mobile Application's AndroidManifest.xml file?
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Marco Meoni
Marco Meoni Accepted Answer Pending Moderation
  1. Thursday, 14 February 2019 10:21 AM UTC
  2. PowerServer Mobile (Obsolete)
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Hi Arturo,

you can open a ticket on Standard Support and mark it as "enhancement request".

As I said, the manifest cannot changed directly.

But you can suggest to have some of the properties customisable during the packaging step from the PowerServer toolkit, like change versioncode, minsdkversion, restrict screen sizes, add new devices, etc.

Best,

.m

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Marco Meoni
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  1. Wednesday, 13 February 2019 10:16 AM UTC
  2. PowerServer Mobile (Obsolete)
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Hi Arturo,
why would you?
It is like changing a Windows EXE, you would need the source code to make changes, meaning the Java code from which the app into the APK is compiled from.
If you could just edit the APK and change the app, you could change every app to be your property.

This said, you can decompile your APK with apktool or dex2jar and the manifest will be readable.
After editing it, you can compile and create the APK again, do remember to sign it.

Good luck, but keep in mind the Java source is Appeon's property!
Best,
.m

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arturo garza gonzalez
  1. arturo garza gonzalez
  2. Wednesday, 13 February 2019 15:55 PM UTC
thanks for the reply

an application that I made in power server mobile we are uploading it to the play store as beta and we mark in a section the type of devices for which it is compatible, but it marks me a few and should be able to have more devices, doing a little research your in the androidmanifest.xml you can give permissions and modify that type of aspects.
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