Is it possible to Watchkit app to launch another WatchApp such a Call app in the Watch. Actually I developing a app it need to open the call app in watch
Currently WatchKit does not allow you to launch another app, rather you can call parent app which is on the iPhone. Also communication between iWatch app and parent app is possible using openParentApplication. But there's zero possibility for the scenario that you are saying.
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I have a requirement where i need to open a Console Application inside Unified Service Desk v4.1.
The issue with me is I am able to open the console application inside Unified Service Desk, However I am unable to write anything inside it. The console application is just appearing as an image inside USD.
So, how can I open the console application inside Unified Service Desk and make the Console application work?
Console application is actually hosted using CCA application. The issue with these applications are once opened, then they become unresponsive.
1. Create a UII Windows Forms Adapter
2. Trigger the process and execute your console application
3. Using Win32.dll setParent Command, pull the application inside your Adapter and that would be it.
Hope this will help
I need to launch another 3rd party's app from my app and after performing certain operation need to switch back to my app again.
Soon after launching the other app there will be a call to a web service which will return the result related to the operation done with 3rd party app.
I could able to launch the 3rd party app but remaining part is to switching back to my app after web service return.
Is there a way I can get this done?
Thanks
Dhakau
You can use app linking (even called deep linking)
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/xamarin/android/platform/app-linking
https://github.com/xamarin/recipes/tree/master/Recipes/cross-platform/app-links/app-links-ios
I am running the sample push notification hybrid project provided by IBM in windows phone environment. When the app starts, the screen with the four buttons loads up first. Is this the normal flow for the app or should the login page load first followed by the page with the four buttons ? I didn't face this issue while working on android environment.
The sample application for push notification does not come by default with the Windows environment. It comes with the Android environment.
To force the application to start with a login screen also on Windows you'll want to protect the application with a security test.
Open application-descriptor.xml, find the Windows environment element and add the following attribute: securityTest="your-custom-securitytest-name" (like the Android environment).
We have two ASP.NET web apps, with one app being a test app that is meant to show a div containing a page from the other app. This functionality works fine.
The problem is that test app will not automatically start the main app when we start it via Visual Studio. We always have to start the main application and then start the test application.
Is it possible to have one web app auto-start a second web app when debugging it via Visual Studio.
Ideally, the solution would work for unit tests as well, but we can deal with that separately if need be.
You can launch multiple projects when debugging. If you right click on the Solution (in Solution Explorer), you can select the projects you want to run.
Im trying to launch a dialog by invoking several methods from a windows forms assembly. My app is a console app. All the execution logic goes well and without exceptions, but the window is not launched. Is it a known issue that you cant launch a windows form from a console app?
well, yes. You have to have a Windows message loop for this to work.
If you create a Forms application from scratch, you'll see the Program.cs module created with ... Application.Run(new YourMainForm()) in it. Run is basically the message pump - having that is pretty much a requirement for forms to work.