That's all I can achieve - the app does not stay open so I could start recording or run an existing test.Īddition: when I start the "plain" app (the original apk), the app works fine without the ranorex services - so the apk is not the problem. When I restart the app there is another start up, and then the text "app is constantly stopping - close app". When I start the app either directly from the Service app or via an existing test (run recording), the app seems to start, but after a view seconds it says "app stopped - restart app". I have instrumented the application for testing - it is shown in the Ranorex Services App I have established and connected the mobile as endpoint - it is connected. I have installed Ranorex Services (Service Version: 2.3.3) on my mobile device (Samsung Galaxy S7, Android Version 8.0.0) So, if you are running Android 12 Beta 1 and have been left frustrated, then this little WebView tip should have you back enjoying the latest OS experience in no time - at least until an update resolves it properly.I use Ranorex Studio 10.1.5 and wanted to do my first mobile App tests. You can find it in Settings > Apps > All Apps > Android System WebView > Disable > Accept the pop-up > Enable. This also means that you cannot initialize field.
setContentView () creates the view objects, so you cannot access any of them until after you call this method. super.onCreate (savedInstanceState) setContentView (R.layout.activityweb) These must be the first two lines of onCreate (). It’s a nice easy fix that isn’t too hard to replicate on your own device. There are several problems with your code. They suggest that if you are running Android 12 Beta 1 and are seeing random app crashes and problems, just disable Android System WebView then reenable. However, some later thread responses have found a temporary fix. This got fixed after uninstalling and reinstalling (enabling) webview from playstore. Google issued a response to state that the reports have been passed on to the development team. A Google IssueTracker thread has seen a large number of responses from frustrated Pixel owners. This bug looks to have jumped to a small number of people running the beta of the latest Android OS, with app crashes most prominent in Google apps such as Gmail. It looks as though WebView is at the heart of some sporadic problems some people have encountered with app crashes on the latest Android 12 Beta 1 build, too (via Piunikaweb). We saw a few months back a huge portion of Android users encounter constant app crashing, which was all due to a problem with Android System WebView. Heck, I’m running it on the Pixel 5 with no major issues to speak of, but some who have updated to the Android 12 Beta 1 have encountered random app crashes, and WebView might be the causing the issue. The latest Android 12 Beta has been pretty solid and stable so far.
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