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I need to publish two applications in android market which are similar in functionality and uses similar code base. The only places where these apps differ is client specific icons and some strings.
When trying to publish, it looks like my apps are getting package conflict. What should I do to avoid package conflict. I did some search on net and it looks like I have to change base package of my classes which just sounds weird. Is there any other option that I am missing.
The app is identified by the package name. Therefor the package name needs to be unique. Thats why everybody uses some domain names for that to create a unique package (domains are unique, too).
My packages looks like:
You can also add a subpackage for each client you have:
That should do the trick…