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I am currently working a setup for in-app billing on one of my applications. Is there a way to set up purchases without a product list on the Android Market side? Essentially, I want to do what I am allowed to do in most other merchant APIs, send the product name/id/PRICE/etc to the merchant and get back a response from them if the payment went through or not.
I have too many products to manually add each item to the Android Market Publishing area and want to send the user to the in app market request with a custom title, description, and price (most important), and have Android handle that.
Any ideas?
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When you are testing in app purchases on Android, you must use a signed version of the app. Your Google Play email must be listed in the Google Play Console as a tester. The easiest way to do this is to publish your app to a Beta release with open testing.
Google Play's billing system is a service that enables you to sell digital products and content in your Android app. You can use Google Play's billing system to sell a one-time product or subscriptions on a recurring basis.
No you can't.
The reason for this is security. Someone could hack your app and add a new product/ change your product prices, but defining them on the market; they would have to hack your app and have your login for the android market.
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