A test account lets you make purchases with your actual product ids, as a final test, before you publish the application. I don't think you can do this with any other account.
04.04.2011 13:34 пользователь "Peter" <peter.fortuin@gmail.com> написал:
> I discovered the same. You need a production signed apk on your device
> to test this. I also saw that you are charged for testing this. But
> you can refund the money later, so that shouldn't be a problem.
> Actually I don't get why I need to create a test account for testing
> this, because everything is the same as with a non-testing-account. Or
> I'm I wrong her?
>
> Peter
>
>
> On Apr 2, 9:30 pm, Tony <t...@smartmobilesolutions.com> wrote:
>> Update : after one day and a half, I am trying my code again and this
>> time everything works :-). So I guess it is my fault to try something
>> right after the announcement... :-)
>>
>> Two notes, though :
>>
>> 1) you need to have a real credit card assigned to your google test
>> account (and you will be charged for real when you do the test
>> purchases). Keep this in mind...
>>
>> 2) you need to deploy the production-signed apk on the test device,
>> when you test against themarket. So export a production signedversionfrom Eclipse, upload it as a draft on theMarket, create/
>> modify your in-apps items on themarket, publish them. Then deploy the
>> same apk on the test device with test google account and do the
>> testing.
>>
>> Anyway, it's fine now. Guys, thanks for the comments and good luck :-)
>
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-- > I discovered the same. You need a production signed apk on your device
> to test this. I also saw that you are charged for testing this. But
> you can refund the money later, so that shouldn't be a problem.
> Actually I don't get why I need to create a test account for testing
> this, because everything is the same as with a non-testing-account. Or
> I'm I wrong her?
>
> Peter
>
>
> On Apr 2, 9:30 pm, Tony <t...@smartmobilesolutions.com> wrote:
>> Update : after one day and a half, I am trying my code again and this
>> time everything works :-). So I guess it is my fault to try something
>> right after the announcement... :-)
>>
>> Two notes, though :
>>
>> 1) you need to have a real credit card assigned to your google test
>> account (and you will be charged for real when you do the test
>> purchases). Keep this in mind...
>>
>> 2) you need to deploy the production-signed apk on the test device,
>> when you test against themarket. So export a production signedversionfrom Eclipse, upload it as a draft on theMarket, create/
>> modify your in-apps items on themarket, publish them. Then deploy the
>> same apk on the test device with test google account and do the
>> testing.
>>
>> Anyway, it's fine now. Guys, thanks for the comments and good luck :-)
>
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