OTClient How to have two different OTClients on one phone?

[Tibia Idle]

Is it possible to install two different OTClients on the same Android phone so they work independently? I tried changing the package name in AndroidManifest.xml, but the app crashes. Does anyone know what else needs to be modified to make both versions work properly?

 

[Evalor]

its not only the manifest, you basically need to run completly different thread with memory allocation

 

[Canarian]

AndroidManifest.xml
OTClientV8.java
androidwindow.cpp

 

[Tibia Idle]

AndroidManifest.xml
OTClientV8.java
androidwindow.cpp

Could you say something more? How to achieve such an effect? I completely don't know anything about mobile applications.

 

[Gesior.pl]

Could you say something more? How to achieve such an effect? I completely don't know anything about mobile applications.

You application is detected by Android as com.otclientv8. That's how packages are named in Java language (like domain in reverse order, so test.gesior.com is com.gesior.test) and first Android apps were Java based (maybe still are), so that's what is important for Android, when you install new app:

otcv8-dev/run_android.bat at master · OTCv8/otcv8-dev

OTCv8 Development repository (source code). Contribute to OTCv8/otcv8-dev development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

That's why when you compile "your version" of OTCv8 Android app it's in conflict with other OTCv8 installed on phone.

I would just replace every string otclientv8 in otcv8-dev folder with myotc (your OTS name) and then replace all folders in otcv8-dev that contains otclientv8 in name with myotc. That way it would be renamed everywhere in Windows/Linux/Android.

I tried changing the package name in AndroidManifest.xml, but the app crashes

Attempts to edit just part of information may fail, as Android may expect manifest XML/Java file/C++ code to use same 'package name' for security reasons.

 

[oen432]

You application is detected by Android as com.otclientv8. That's how packages are named in Java language (like domain in reverse order, so test.gesior.com is com.gesior.test) and first Android apps were Java based (maybe still are), so that's what is important for Android, when you install new app:

otcv8-dev/run_android.bat at master · OTCv8/otcv8-dev

OTCv8 Development repository (source code). Contribute to OTCv8/otcv8-dev development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

That's why when you compile "your version" of OTCv8 Android app it's in conflict with other OTCv8 installed on phone.

I would just replace every string otclientv8 in otcv8-dev folder with myotc (your OTS name) and then replace all folders in otcv8-dev that contains otclientv8 in name with myotc. That way it would be renamed everywhere in Windows/Linux/Android.


Attempts to edit just part of information may fail, as Android may expect manifest XML/Java file/C++ code to use same 'package name' for security reasons.

Here we go again with linking otcv8-dev repo

 

[Tibia Idle]

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[Tibia Idle]

3alola1 thank for your help. Everything went smoothly. I highly recommend this user for the future!