I installed TideSDK and TideSDK Developer correctly in Ubuntu and Windows 7. I can run Developer, import Hello World project, can run the app and do a Package with Runtime. Followed the "Get Started With TideSDK" tutotial.
The app generated can run without problems in my own system (Ubuntu or Windows 7, depends where it was compiled), but when I try to run it in a computer that doesn't have TideSDK, it doesn't run. Why?
Do I need to install TideSDK in each computer where the app will run?
No you do not need to install the TideSDK on each client computer.. the installer created with option: "Package with Runtime" would be the only binary you need to ship.
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From gluon documentation it say that
Currently, Android can be built only on Linux OS (or from Windows WSL2).
but if I run this gluon sample that use gradle, I can run this sample on my android device and able to build the APK.
The problem when I build the project from scrath using gluon plugin that integrated with IDE, I'm not able to run the sample on my device without changing any generated code. I already try gradle or maven as build tool.
For now, it's not possible to build an Android package (APK) from Windows. But we can use WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) and run all the commands from the Linux command. You can get WSL from
Microsoft Store and it's really easy to install. So we can code and run on Windows to see the output of the app and use Linux ONLY when we want to deploy on Android.
Is it possible to build app from windows for linux target?
Also, is it possible to debug linux target with windows machine?
You may install Windows Subsystem for Linux on Windows 10 (Fall Creators Update and later). Any Linux distribution available from the Microsoft Store would be adequate. Then, add the development environment (compilers, development libraries) to you Linux subsystem, and you may build your project for Linux using the bash shell. This would be only slightly more comfortable than installing a Linux virtual machine, but with the inconvenience that GUI programs don't run in WSL. For running and debugging you will need a virtual machine.
I am preparing my app for upload to the MS Store and am running into problems with the Windows App Certification Kit. Nearly every test performed by the kit produces the exact same FAILED test result as follows:
"The selection criteria did not match any tests.
No test cases were executed."
My app is a Windows Forms app that was packaged using the "Windows Application Packaging Project" in Visual Studio 2017 (i.e. using the latest iteration of the MS "Desktop Bridge").
I should also add that I was able to successfully install the app bundle (.appxbundle) by loading the temporary cert and double clicking on the appxbundle so I know the UWP install works perfectly.
Any ideas on how to fix issue?
Thanks!
I found the solution to my problem! It appeared to me based upon the test result text that the Windows App Certification Kit was simply failing to run any tests at all...so I decided to uninstall then reinstall the Windows Software Development Kit (which includes the Windows App Cert Kit among other things). After reinstall the Windows App Cert Kit ran correctly!...AND MY APP PASSED EVERY SINGLE TEST!!! YES!!!
Anyhow, if you experience the same problem as me, you now have the solution to your issue...uninstall then reinstall the Windows Software Development Kit.
After Parse.com announced they're closing I've decided to find a new mbaas, and I found Backednless.
I downloaded their standalone version and installed it on my PC.
I would like to configure it in some way, in order to be able to deploy my custom Java/PHP server code from CodeRunner on InteliJ IDE to the Standalone version running on my PC.
Could show me how do you configure the config files properly, please?
I have an existing application that is built on Ubuntu Linux using Maven. It has a server part (Java), Client part (Flex/AIR) and installers (Windows installers + RPMs). The client part now needs to be expanded to use a Native Extension. For this, you cannot longer build a .air, it needs to be a .exe.
I am trying to figure out how I can build this .exe now on Ubuntu Linux.
I am directly calling the adt.jar with some arguments to try to do this, but I get the following error:
Native extensions are not allowed for the current target
Is there a way to make this work?
regards,
Wim