Does Appcelerator currently have the functionality to register for Windows Phone Push notifications?
I cant seem to find any information in the documentation, or find any modules for this capability. Can only find information specifically for iOS and Android.
The Titanium Windows SDK nor Appcelerator Arrow Push supports Windows at the moment.
The next Titanium 5.3 release will be all about Windows so you can expect it to be in place next quarter.
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I am going to build application for Android TV. For debugging and testing I need a hardware device of TV. I have no idea about hardware of Android TV device.Which device is suitable for debugging and testing for Android TV application?
In addition to #ULazdins's answer, you can check this article about Debugging on an Android TV. Before you begin building apps for TV, you must know first the prerequisites:
Update your SDK tools to version 24.0.0 or higher
The updated SDK tools enable you to build and test apps for TV.
Update your SDK with Android 5.0 (API 21) or higher
The updated platform version provides new APIs for TV apps.
Create or update your app project
In order to access new APIs for TV devices, you must create a project or modify an existing project that targets Android 5.0 (API level 21) or higher.
Hope this helps!
I am trying to add push notification to my universal windows app.
In VS2013 I could use the add push notification wizard in order to do that and in VS2015 I couldn't find it.
Searching the web I found this:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2967191
Saying that the push notification wizard wasn't support in CTP4.
Am I missing something or the wizard isn't supported for VS2015?
How can I add support for push notification without the wizard?
So I verified it a bit more and it does seems that this is still not supported in VS2015, if you want to do it anyway the easiest way is to do it in VS2013 on a universal app project(windows or phone) and copy the right parts to the new solution. hope they will add the wizard soon
There is a build for Windows 8.1 but it was not build as a universal PCL. Contacted support but they said to ask here, to get a response from the developers.
NOTE: by universal I mean, Windows Store universal, that work on WP8.1 and W8.1
The latest GNSDK for Mobile release should support WP8.1. Please download the one with platform "Windows Phone 8."
Gracenote SDK is a native library. It is not an application. Just like any other third party library (like sqlite - check https://sqlite.org/download.html),
it porvideds winrt and windows phone libs.
How do you build the library to run on phone and winrt both ? Can you post link from MSDN on how to do it ?. I dont think you can do this for libraries which has native component/s to it.
Gracenote window phone libs are built using visual studio 2012 and should work for both windows phone 8.1 and windows phone 8.0.
I was trying to convert an android application using android tts service to blackberry. Using the blackberry command line tool I created the bar file and installed it in blackberry playbook simulator. But when I try to use the text to speech functionality its not working in the blackberry version. I am using the androids default tts service for this functionality. Will it work on blackberry ? Is that causing the issue. Please advise.
TTS, VoIP, and SIP services are not supported by the BlackBerry Runtime for Android apps on BlackBerry PlayBook.
Iam working with a flex mobile project which requires push notifications for both android and ios .Already done the android part using flex native extensions adding ane file. Interested to know about the IOS procedure
Take a look here - http://flashsimulations.com/2011/12/16/apple-push-notification-service-native-extension-for-adobe-air/
Finally got it worked in my project
Follow the steps provided in adobe devnet site
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/air/articles/ios-push-notifications.html
You have to create an account in urban airship to implement this
You need to use AIR 3.4 as Push Notifications is part of that release for both iOS & Android.