Yea, seems to be a problem with the 64-bit version of Java.

Sargas

As stated in the known issues in the release notes:

"When using the Updater functionality to get the new version of the Intel XDK, if the download takes more than two minutes, you may see a message stating "Cannot download an update since one is not available". Despite the message, the download is still continuing in the background and will complete unless your Internet connection is lost.

Allow ample time for the download to complete, exit the Intel XDK and then restart. If the download completed successfully, you should now see the Install Update icon in the upper right hand corner of the Intel XDK toolbar next to the orange (?) icon."

https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/809/ho ... -crosswalk

It was originally published in January but it's been updated a week ago.

Raiper341

"Updated the project templates used when creating projects to make use of Apache Cordova 3.5.1 to fix a security vulnerability identified in Apache Cordova for Android."

Full release notes are here

It seems that the Crosswalk launch icons are still not being saved.

newt Could you point me to a source on that?

IntelRobert On a project created in XDK 1332, when I try to change the app version or app name or anything in the Android-Crosswalk build settings nothing changes in the built application although the settings are saved on the XDK project. As I posted earlier when selecting app icons they do not save in the project settings.

Also when I create a new project, if I change anything in the project settings the project wont build. I first have to build with the default settings and than editing options won't cause any errors when building (although as stated before, the options are not changed in the built apk).

I figured it was a problem with my machine, since I didn't see any other reports on this.

If anyone has any suggestions I'd be grateful.

I have recently updated Java to Java 8 update 25 (8.0.250), installed both the 32-bit and 64-bit versions as I run the 64-bit version of Construct 2, and lastly I uninstalled the older version of Java.

Now when I try to minify on export I'm getting the "Unable to run the script minifier. Please ensure you have Java installed." error in C2 (r184).

Anyone else had trouble minifying after updating Java?

Is it normal that after selecting icons for Crosswalk, if I build the project or restart the XDK the icons are gone, even the exported project is missing the icons (the splashscreens are kept). This occurred on a newly created project.

For iOS I'm using Ejecta for quite some time now since memory management was implemented.

As far as phonegap goes, it is the more optimal solution since Ejecta (same as CocoonJS) is not a real browser engine and thus has some limitations.

Phonegap is currently recommended for iOS 8.0+ devices due to the poor performance of the older version's browsers.

It's up to you to test your app and see if your app performs better with phonegap and if limiting yourself to iOS8 is worth it.

Give it time, if the plugin catches on there will be plenty of tutorials.

HTML5 support on the PS4 and PS Vita is just bad.

Also, search the forums before posting, there were several PS4/PS Vita threads before.