Crosslight has Intersoft.Crosslight.Services.Auth assembly which handles authentication.

We are willing to advise you further but in order to do so we would need you to elaborate on your specific scenario and possibly give us a step-by-step guide that we can use to observe the problem.

Hello Yudi,

I will send you a private mail with a download link to my code for further investigation.

Thanks,

Thomas

Hello Thomas,

Thank you for the sample. I have received the download link to the code. Please kindly check my response in your inbox.

Did the mails sent to you help to find out why this exception is thrown?

Please kindly check my response sent to your registered email account.

I replied multiple times to the email mentoined above, but I haven't received an answer yet. Following is my latest update:

I discovered something concerning the Java IO Exception:

Within the Android Options of the Voucher Depot Android project, I unchecked Use Shared Runtime and Use Fast Deployment.

Further I changed the Linking from None to SDK Assemblies Only with System.Core;mscorlib skipped.

I checked all options under Supported Architectures.

After doing this, I have no longer this Java IO Exception when debugging.

A bit strange somehow…