Import of com.ca.mdo.CAMobileDevOps package is not successful

[Anon Anon]

Hi All,

 

I using CA Mobile App Analytics 15.2.2 and want to analyze one android app but when i import com.ca.mdo.CAMobileDevOps it gives error that mdo can not be recognized. I have tried the wrapper utility also but it is also not sending data.

 

What should i do please guide me.

 

Regards,

Vinay

[Anon Anon]

On Android, you can only wrap.  There is no SDK integration.  Please attach the device logs so that we can figure out why wrapped app is not sending data.  Also, when you wrap, use -d option as well so that the wrapped app produces more logs

[Legacy User]

Hello Suman,

I was looking for info on how to integrate sdk on an Android App and I found your answer; in 15.1 i remember there was the possibility to integrate the sdk in the source code ..

Was this possibility removed in 15.2 version ?

Why ?

The Use CA MAA Advanced and Custom Features "mode" implies the need to wrap the resulting apk ?

 

Thanks

[Richard Little]

are you familiar with how to view the logcat logs on an adroid device. You need to install Android studio and connect your device via USB with USB debugging enabled in the developer options

Note: On Android 4.2 and newer, Developer options is hidden by default. To make it available, go to Settings > About phone and tap Build number seven times. Return to the previous screen to find Developer options.

 

create a new project in android studio

go to View - Tool Windows - Android

 

from the Android pane you can see the logcat logs

 

If you can provide this we can see if the app is trying to send data and to where

 

Rich

 

 

[Richard Little]

hi

 

do you still require assistance on this?

regards

Rich

[Anon Anon]

Hi Richard,

 

Thanks for your response.

I am working on a sample app and there is some issue with my system , i will send you logs tomorrow. I have tried on another apk it was sending data but that sample hello world not sending data and when i have tried to import it there was error.

 

Regards,,

Vinay

[Anon Anon]

Hi Richard,

 

I have attached logs of running sample app and after closing the emulator also , Please find them.

 

Regards,

Vinay

Attachment(s)

logs 1.rtf   17 KB 1 version

logs 2.rtf   442 KB 1 version

[Anon Anon]

I don't see any evidence of MAA in the logs.  Are you wrapping or still trying to import?

[Anon Anon]

Hi Suman,

 

I have tried it by downloading sdk and trying to import the package of CA MAA but it was not successful. Another method i have used by uploading apk on administration console but it was also not sending data.

 

Regards,

Vinay

[Anon Anon]

Vinay,

 

There is no SDK integration on android.  Please take a look at this documentation and follow the steps to wrap your app - https://wiki.ca.com/display/MAA/.Collect+Data+From+Your+Android+App+v15.2

 

If you still don't see the data getting uploaded, wrap with -d option, run the app and send us the logs.

[Richard Little]

Hi Vinay

 

Have you been able to wrap your android app?

regards

Rich

[Richard Little]

HI vinay.chaudhary

 

Have you been able to wrap your app?

regards

Rich

[Anon Anon]

Hi Richard,

 

For one application it is wrapped successfully by using administration console. But another sample app was not wrapped. Hey i want to know can we wrap the app through wrapper utility and PLIST file in its code in the free trial version of CA MAA?

[shaka15]

Hi Vinay,

 

You can wrap the app using the wrapper utility available on the SaaS version  http://mdo.mobility.ca.com

 

Ensure you have the JAVA_HOME variable set. Also If you are wrapping a Cordova app, back up the android.xml file. Rename the android-cordova.xml to android.xml to ensure that this file is used while wrapping the Cordova app.

[Anon Anon]

You don’t need to backup and rename xml files.  There is “-i” option on wrap.sh and you can pass the android-cordova.xml file.  For example;

 

./wrap.sh –a <apk file> -p <plist file> -i emm/conf/android-cordova.xml

 

—Suman