Runtime Error: Application cound not be verified

Runtime Error: Application cound not be verified

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FlipOne
Tue, 04/24/2012 - 23:04
I am using the AppUp Encapsulator for a Web-based HTML/CSS/Javascript App and currently trying to make the app's installer for Windows (7). The zip file includes only "icon.png" and "index.html" that uses an iframe for https://path/to/site/index2.html that is located on the server. I didn't include all the other files in other directories hosted on the server. I was able to create the MSI file successfully, installed teh app, but when I tried to launch the app, I got the error message: "Application cound not be verified" I understand that the GUID is NOT needed to create the debug version of a Web app, but in the second attempt, I tried providing the GUID in another "Make" session. After generating and installing this second MSI file, I still got the same error. Any idea what the problem is? Thanks in advance.
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William Chavarria Cole (Intel)
Fri, 04/27/2012 - 06:07

Hi,

We had a similar post the other day with the same error “Application could not be verified”, this with the version 2.0 of the Encapsulator.

In the previous post the developer restarted the computer, reinstalled the application, installed Intel AppUp™ SDK .NET, ran the debugger and the application launched without any issues. Apparently the problem was related to process ismagent.exe when he tried to run the app for the first time.

Additionally, may you be so kind and let us know if you did try inputing a GUID before creating your app? That may fix your issue also.

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William C.
Technical Support Team
Intel AppUp(SM) Developer Program
Intel AppUp(SM) center

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FlipOne
Fri, 04/27/2012 - 10:18

Hi William,

Thanks for your response to my post.

Yes, installing the .NET SDK, and running the Intel AppUp Software Debugger 2.0 (that was installed with the SDK) BEFORE running the app, resolved the issue related to using Encapsulator 2.0.

I also did try earlier to use a GUID to try to build the app, but it DIDN'T resolve the issue. If it was supposed to resolve it, then perhaps something odd in my browser environment (perhaps the cache or something?) is occurring.

Looking at the messages generated by the debugger, it looks like a GUID is automatically created for the debug-mode app.

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Anyway, I have 2 other questions.

1. Is Web SQL Database supported or not in Encacpsulator 2.0?
2. Can we now submit an app built with Encapsulator 2.0 for the Intel AppUp app store?

Thanks again William!

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William Chavarria Cole (Intel)
Mon, 04/30/2012 - 11:35

Hi,

You are most welcome; I believe the following links will answer your questions.

1. Is Web SQL Database supported or not in Encacpsulator 2.0?
http://appdeveloper.intel.com/en-us/article/html5-local-storage

2. Can we now submit an app built with Encapsulator 2.0 for the Intel AppUp app store?
http://appdeveloper.intel.com/en-us/encapsulator-faq

If that is not exactly what you are looking for please let me know and I will look it up.

Regards
William C.
Technical Support Team
Intel AppUp(SM) Developer Program
Intel AppUp(SM) center

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