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  1. What's the procedure to upload a new app version to Google play if you have changed the keystore file?

    When I'm uploading the new private key I created during the "opt in" procedure in the "App Integrity" screen of Google Play Console, I'm getting the following exception:

    "The private key does not match the certificate we know for this app".

     

    Basically, how can I update the certificate?


  2. 6 minutes ago, Rollo62 said:

    There were two passwords, for the keystore and the Alias.

    Are you sure both of them were correct ?

    Yes. The 32-bit version is working fine. I even checked the "check passwords" and it's fine. The thing is I haven't even assigned anything on the 64-bit. The minute I choose the 54-bit bit, I'm getting the error.

    BTW, when I go to Tools->Options->Deployment->Provisioning and assign it there, it's working fine for both 32 and 64. Is it enough?


  3. Hi

     

    I'm using Delphi 11 and I have this strange issue.

     

    Under provisioning, assigning a keystore file and alias for Android 32-bit is working perfectly fine. When I go to Android 64-bit, I'm immediately getting the following error:

     

    keytool error: java.io.IOException: Keystore was tampered with, or password was incorrect.

    The thing is that there is nothing yet assigned in the 64-bit provisioning key store and I'm getting the error.

    Has anyone come across anything like this?


  4. 18 minutes ago, Lars Fosdal said:

    It may be because the datasnap server tears down the connection when nobody is using it.

    It may be configurable.  What is the setting of Server.KeepAlive ?

    TDSRestConnection.Connection is Keep-Alive.

    But like I said earlier, when I have a connection to the database by another software, there is no speed issue on the client. That's the strange part.


  5. 2 minutes ago, mjustin said:

    Do you have a test system? If yes, can you reproduce the slowness there?

    And is it taking a constant amount of time to establish the first connection, ir is it varying?

    (I remember a similar issue some years ago which only occured in the production server, and was resolved by a new installation of the InterBase server)

    Yes. I checked on 2 different servers. On both servers, if another software is running that is connected to the same database, the Datasnap connections from clients are much faster. Very strange.


  6. I have a very strange situation. I have developed an online ordering app connecting to a Datasnap server. This is the strange part: purely by luck, I found out that when I have a database connection active (by another software) on the server where the datasnap server resides, the app runs very fast; when I don't it is way too slow(er). I use Interbase and Firedac. Does this make sense? Has anyone come across an issue like this? It's like when the database has no connections active, the first connection is taking way too long.

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