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XDK problem build

paolo_c_
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‎12-17-2015 05:40 AM
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I builded and received this mail

he Crosswalk build on Android for ProvaVolley was successful.

You can download your application for both architectures in a zip file with this secure link

You can download your application for the x86 architecture with this secure link

You can download your application for the ARM architecture with this secure link

For your Crosswalk application on Android you may: (etc..)

I download from arm architecture etc...

<Error><Code>NoSuchKey</Code><Message>The specified key does not exist.</Message><Key>cust.1eed1ae5-1b60-49f7-b6b7-188ddcc3878f/app.c1b303b7-019a-417d-a8a2-d4e2bb2778b1/crosswalk_x86/newvolleyscout.crosswalk.x86.201512172657.apk</Key><RequestId>AFEB64A0E049C1C2</RequestId><HostId>1WQK+2uHET+zc81uZdNpUbI+1yM584q6HdoNW48IDqkKB4ytJ8Vd6EbUMTqqDDljIRpCDdIqoos=</HostId></Error>

but I have this error

can you help me?

 

thanks

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Anonymous65
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‎12-17-2015 09:06 AM
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It's possible you have logged into the appcenter using other XDK account. When downloading the apk, the credentials should match the credentials of the account that you used to build. Clear the cookies  on your browser and try again. 

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