> If an app is in draft (never published), then we send LICENSED for all
> requests for that app.

> If an app is published (or has been published then unpublished), then
> the response
> is driven by the dev console settings for the developer/testers, and purely
> by purchase history for everyone else.

> --
> Trevor Johns
> Google Developer Programs, Androidhttp://developer.android.com

> On Thu, Aug 5, 2010 at 4:18 AM, Mark Carter <mjc1...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> > So to confirm. If an app is not published (nor draft) then the response is
> > dictated by the user's (i.e. the user running the app, not the one who
> > developed the app) setting in the Dev Console. If the user does not have a
> > Dev account (like many beta testers) then the response will be like "Respond
> > normally"?

> > If the app is published (or draft) then the response is driven primarily by
> > the dev's console settings and secondarily by the Market license server
> > (storing who has paid for what).

> >  I think the first part could catch a lot of people out...

> > On 5 August 2010 11:03, Trevor Johns <tjo...@google.com> wrote:

> >> If the app isn't in Android Market, the license server will return
> >> ERROR_NOT_MARKET_MANAGED. LicenseValidator considers that to be a fatal
> >> error due to programmer error, and should invoke the applicationError()
> >> callback method.

> >> My understanding from the server team is that uploading a draft version is
> >> supposed to be sufficient to avoid getting ERROR_NOT_MARKET_MANAGED. (In the
> >> case of existing applications, you'll also need to increment your version
> >> code.)

> >> The other way you'll avoid this is precisely as Mark mentioned. If we
> >> don't find the application, we check to see if the current user has a
> >> developer account, and will send a test response (if one is set) using the
> >> user's RSA keypair.

> >> --
> >> Trevor Johns

> >> On Wed, Aug 4, 2010 at 12:30 AM, Kirky <rob.kirkbr...@gmail.com> wrote:

> >>> Trevor,

> >>> Can you clarify what the licensing server returns if the App is not in
> >>> the Android Market? In my experience (and it seems other people) it is
> >>> returning LICENSED. This does not seem sensible to me.

> >>> Thanks

> >>> Rob

> >>> On Aug 4, 3:23 am, Trevor Johns <tjo...@google.com> wrote:

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