Why do I receive error 605 on my android phone?

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I am currently using kony visualizer to build an app for a course at my university. My phone is a samsung galaxy s6 edge. While working on a project, I at some point receive error 605. These same projects can be opened however on an Iphone. I was wondering if other people have this problem as well and what a potential solution could be.

Hi,

Basically this error code 605 represent the application code level, can please check in which scenario and this error code is coming, check that application logic to fix the issue.

If that issue coming on any widget event, check the event logic and verify is there any method or API used and expected parameters are passed to that API/Method or not.

Thank you for your response. I was just able to get into an error 605 project again, so I have to try harder to find exactly after what changes I receive the error.

Hello,

When you running the app on Android device, connect your device to system and open the adb log cat or use DDMS to capture the application logs. If you check the application log, you can easily find the module/function name and line number.

If possible can you please share us the app code to validate from our end.

Causes for 605 errors should be pretty easy to find in the logs. Just check all the logs (not just the StandardLib tag) in DDMS/ADB Logcat and search for terms like 'uncaught' or 'fatal' in the search bar and they should give you the culprit in most cases.

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Did anyone figure this out because I just published an update to an existing app and now the app won't run. It just continues to through the 605 error code.

So I was finally able to figure out my 605 error message. The easiest way to figure out what was causing the 605 error was to:

  1. Put my Android phone in developer mode
  2. Plug it into my computer via USB
  3. Start Android studio and activate the LogCat and set it so only errors were being shown
  4. Start the app and just before you get to the point where the error happens, delete the current log and execute the app to cause the error.
  5. I received a very descriptive error that was easy to solve in Visualizer.