I have a web application that uses the server jboss and I want access to this application by the browser(safari) of my tablet air 2.
I want to know how I can launch my application on the safari browser of my tablet or mobile (IOS) locally without going through a connection to a server.
I am waiting your answer.
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I implemented the Multitask functionality in Config.xml and in my js.
I noted that Multitask functionality does not Work in my TV Web App program, because every time the App is opened, even after open another app, the Javascript code and the App is restarted.
My Multitask only Works when I enable the Background Support, but Samsung seller site says that only Apps Allowed by Samsung can use the background-support enable.
Resume: i AM unable to run Multitask in TV Web Apps, since Javascript is allwais restarted after open Web Apps.
Please Help.
I like to Know if there is any way for my web application to access the Bluetooth printer in an Android Phone.
My web application is developed in .NET and has been hosted in a server.
So far the printing is done with the server printer, but i am faced with a new requirement whereby i am required to print to the Bluetooth printer that has been paired to the android device.
Since the application is run in a web browser I do know that I can use
window.print() in javascript but this has no effect in the web browser of the android device.
I'm using Windows 8.1 and visual studio 2013 to develop windows phone application.
I'm also using PCL to interact with Web Service
I'm using HTTPClient to call web service method and get response in JSON format
when I try to run application on emulator or physical device , appliction is not working.
I would suggest testing the internet connection using IE and if you can browse to internet sites. If you can browse using IE, then you might want to check your application endpoint\URL is correct.
If you have problems connecting to internet from IE, then check the WiFi connection and\or data connection on device to see if it is setup correctly. For Emulator you can follow below steps troubleshoot internet connectivity issues.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/jj681694(v=vs.105).aspx#BKMK_CannotconnecttoInternetdestinations
I'm encountering this weird problem with one IIS Website / app:
The problem is that when i open a web browser on certain devices and access to the app, the FIRST and SECOND requests are EXTREMELY SLOW. It takes up to 30 seconds each to load.
After that everything runs smoothly.
This happens only after opening the web browser on CERTAIN devices.
I'll name the devices that the problem persist on and the ones that doesn't.
Devices with the problem:
Galaxy S 1 (cyanogen Mod 10)
Iphone 4S (stock)
ViewSonic VSD220 (runs android ICS)
Toshiba Laptop (win vista, i dont have the specs in hand)
Devices not showing the problem:
4 PC running win xp
Dell laptop (win 7, i dont have the specs in hand either)
The only common factor I've found is that the problem persist only with this APP on mobile devices.
In the laptop scenario i tried with both network cards (wired and wireless) and the results are the same.
I already tried with 2 different IIS servers and different versions (5.1 and 6.0). In different machines...
Creating a new the application pool on the 6.0 IIS server...
the APP pool recycle timer...
Also this is the only APP i have using .net framework 4.0
any suggestion or help would be really appreciated.
Based on our troubleshooting above, it's determined that some of the app's devices only have LAN connectivity and thus could not access external resources that were referenced in the app.
I have as asp.net webserver that I hosted and I went to my mobile application I am building and made a web reference to it.
So it finds it and stuff and now I can access the web methods because of the wsdl generated. However when it tries to connect I get this:
Could not establish connection to network.
So do I have to enable something to make this work?
Take a look at this article. It explains how to setup your mobile device for internet connectivity.
Windows Mobile Emulator and Internet Connectivity
It's been awhile since i have had to do this. Perhaps it is as easy as Matt has suggested, I can remember having a hard time making this work with Windows Vista, Visual Studio 2005 and the Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC Emulator. I've found a couple more articles, hope this helps.
HOWTO: Configure Network in Windows Mobile / PocketPC Device Emulator
Making Emulator to connect to the Network
I have used web services and rest based services via webrequests on the emulator without needing to configure the NE2000 adapters.
Change activesync or WMDC to connect using DMA (in wmdc: mobile device settings | connection settings, then set 'allow connections to one of the following' to DMA)
Then in VS2008, under tools select device emulator manager, and pick the emulator that is running, right click on it and select cradle, this should connect activesync/wmdc to the emulator and provide a network connection that is sufficient to communicate over http with web services.