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No Samsung Certificate Extension available.

Let me just start out by saying, I've spent 6 hours attempting to setup Tizen studio 3.6 and its by far the most problematic IDE/SDK setup experience I've ever had.

 

I have a fair amount of experiece using IDE/SDK's, I use things like Android studio and Unity SDK on a daily basis. 

So far after 6 hours, and problem after problem after problem, I have the IDE running properly. I still cannot get the emulator to work correctly, all devices just sit at "Booting Kernel" and go no further. I am using an AMD FX8350 CPU. Windows Hyper-V features are turned off. I have no idea how to get this working, and have given up.

 

So I moved onto trying to running the various example apps on my physical device (Galaxy Watch Active 2). Again after some issues getting it connected, I have connected my watch to tizen studio via WiFi and now I'm stuck on the following error:

 

Check certificate error [-12] failed

 

I have read I need a samsung certificate to run/install apps on my physical device, BUT the samung certificate extension is not available. The repository URL is not active at: 

 

 http://developer.samsung.com/sdk-manager/repository/tizen-certificate-extension_2.0.11.zip

 

When trying to enable the Samsung Certificate Extension:

 

 

 

So I have an IDE/SDK that emulators dont work and it cant run apps on my physcial device because of its own broken repository links. So its completely useless. 

 

Super annoyed with the amount of time wasted on this IDE/SDK, I dont even want to touch it ever again at this point, its just one giant hassle of brokenness.

 

All this being said GWD Works perfectly fine, so atleast I can make crappy drag and drop watch faces, with limited functionality. 

 

Edited by: Adam Gaboury on 02 Feb, 2020

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L Semchyshyn

Hello

I am also getting the same errors as the person above using Tizen Studio 3.6

Samsung Certificate Extension does not show up anywhere under Extension SDK of the package manager.

I also tried manually adding the following repositories, but they all failed:

 developer.samsung.com/sdk-manager/repository/tizen-certificate-extension_2.0.11.zip

 developer.samsung.com/sdk-manager/repository/tizen-certificate-extension_2.0.12.zip

 developer.samsung.com/sdk-manager/repository/tizen-certificate-extension_2.0.42.zip

 

If I paste  developer.samsung.com/sdk-manager/repository/tizen-certificate-extension_2.0.42.zip into a web browser I get the file downloaded with the following contents:

 

version https ://git-lfs.github.com/spec/v1
oid sha256:60c71b30da46cb6143bdaa0201ecf91efbb91756f6dd0289d8ae2a3475cdda9c
size 13544482

 

I only see the Tizen certificate manager .... not Samsung

Proxy settings are set to System Proxy Settings and the url states that it is invalid

 developer.samsung.com/sdk-manager/repository/tizen-certificate-extension_2.0.42.zip

 

I have no problem building and even running my wearable 4.0 in the emulator, but the run fails on a real device (Galaxy Watch) due to Samsung Certificate issues:

  Console window shows ...

Launching the Tizen application...
# If you want to see the detailed information,
# please set the logging level to DEBUG in Preferences and check the log file in 'C:\tizen-studio-data\ide\logs/ide-20200203_220755.log'.

[Initializing the launch environment...]
    RDS: Off
    Target information: SM-R800
    Application information: Id(T4aeVuMbNC.MyRYOBIGDO), Package Name(T4aeVuMbNC), Project Name(MyRyobiGDO2)
[Transferring the package...]
    Transferred the package: wgt stream -> /home/owner/share/tmp/sdk_tools/tmp/MyRyobiGDO2.wgt
[Installing the package...]
path is /home/owner/share/tmp/sdk_tools/tmp/MyRyobiGDO2.wgt
start process (install)
......
error : -12
error message: :Non trusted certificate is used. Register valid certificate:<-32> 
end process (fail)
processing result : Check certificate error [-12] failed
spend time for pkgcmd is [1997]ms
cmd_ret:244
    An exception occurred
(Installing the package... > Fail)
An exception occurred
Unexpected stop progress...
(10.469 sec)

 

 
   

The certificate manager does not show the Samsung Option since no Samsung Certificate Extension is installed.

Very frustrated! Please help!

 

Alessio Arena

Also having this problem. My certificate expired and I cannot generate a new one. Anyone can advice on this?

Jimmy Wick

n the menu bar, click Tizen Tools > Certificate Manager.
Click the + button to create a certificate profile. ...
Select Samsung to generate certificates to develop and install to Samsung devices and will you can upload the application to the Store. ...
Select Device Type and click Next.