Flurry NoClassDefFoundError

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• ar2rsawseen Maintainer

  February 2015

  @seppsepp answered it here (http://giderosmobile.com/forum/discussion/comment/40379#Comment_40379), but we can continue discussion here for better readability
  
  

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• seppsepp Member

  February 2015

  Thanks a lot for your immediate reply @ar2rsawseen.
  
  I don't think I'm doing it intentionally - tracking before initialization. On iOS the same code works fine. Flow is this:
  
  init.lua

  require("flurry"); app.game:initTracking(app.config.android.tracking.flurry.api_key);

  game.lua

  function Game:initTracking(apiKey) if flurry and flurry.isAvailable() then self.trackingInitiated = true flurry.startSession(apiKey) end end

  On to main.lua

  app.sceneManager:changeScene("start", 1, SceneManager.fade);

  start scene

  function StartScene:onEnterBegin() app.game:track("App_Launched", {}, true) end

  So, first track call happens pretty early. But things should be initiated before already.

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• ar2rsawseen Maintainer

  February 2015 Accepted Answer

  Ah, they introduced new initialization, which breaks backwards compatibility
  
  Applied fix here: https://github.com/gideros/giderosplugins/blob/master/Flurry/source/Android/src/com/giderosmobile/android/plugins/flurry/GFlurry.java
  
  you can simply this one file GFlurry.java

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• seppsepp Member

  February 2015 edited February 2015

  Thanks a lot! Your fix is working fine.

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