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.
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In PowerApps there is the very useful Barcode Scanner control. But it's available only on iOS or Android. Do some ways exist to use this control to scan QR-codes via a canvas app on a Windows 10 tablet?
Based on Microsoft documentation, The barcode scanner control is only supported on Android and iOS devices. All other platforms will show a warning that some features of the app won't work.
If you have windows 10 tablet, you can test your app and check if you have any limation since not all features are guaranteed to work.
Reference:https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/canvas-apps/controls/control-new-barcode-scanner
I created a vanilla PCL project in xamarin forms. I tried to run on Android and it works fine.
But when I change de target to IOS and select my real device (Ipad with IOS 11.4.1), Visual studio only allows me to build solution, I wanna to run application on it but I can't.
The target IOS is 8.0, and I already authenticated with my apple account and created a provisioning profile.
I already done this on another project before and works fine.
I really don't know why Visual Studio don't allow me to debug, when I open my oldest project with this device it allows me to debug.
What OS are you running Visual Studio on? IOS requires MAC, whereas Android is compatible with all OS. It's been a while, but I know there's an option to wirelessly connect to a MAC OS so that you can run your IOS Xamarin Forms application anywhere.
I found the solution.
I was trying to use "Debug", and it works fine on the emulator, but to real device I need to use "Debug | Iphone" or otherwise it only builds.
Even when I try to use "Release" it's the same trick.
I am using FlashBuilder 4.7 with the latest Blackberry OS Tablet SDK.
I installed the SDK and published my app (After going throug the signing process to make sure the app is signed).
When running the game on a blackberry simulator all is well.
BUT - When installing the app on the actual device (clicking on the icon) the application simply does not launch.
Any help will be much appreciated.
Koby.
Never publish at the AppWorld without trying at the device first.
Either try debugging on the BB10 device - using the Flash Builder and watch the logs:
Or build the release .bar file and install it to your BB10 device using the blackberry-deploy.bat -installApp .... -password .... or DDPBInstaller
I had a Web Application written on Visual Studio (C#) and I want to create mobile applications for iOS and Android.
Do I have to get a Mac OS platform (e.g. a MacBook) to develop an iOS application?
Yes. To be able to publish your ios app to the appstore, you do need a machine with a Mac OS.
In order to develop for iOS, you need to use Xcode, which is a Mac-exclusive piece of software. So unless you emulate a Mac environment on windows, you need to get a mac. PhoneGap is simply an API for the iOS platform (a great one, too!), and it would be in addition to the built-in iOS frameworks. From what I can tell from your question, you are simply asking about how to develop on iOS. It's a great process, and there are plenty of great books to get you started with iOS.
However, to answer your question, yes. In order to develop for iOS, you need a Mac environment.
currently worrking on Adobe Flex Technologies. I want to know whether Adobe had launched a Flex platform for mobile devices or not. If Launched what is the name of the Framework and please come with a sample example URL .
An early mobile branch of the Flex framework is expected to be available in 2010.
HI,
Adobe officially declare Adobe Air platform for Android and name it "Burrito".
In previous version developer make application for Android using AIR 2.5 and make build (.apk) file for Android with cmd. Now in Flex Burrito (SDK) make entirely sole application for Android and Black Barry (Note Book).
for more information about the SDk and sample application visit the following links.
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/devices/articles/blackberry_tablet_os_sdk.html
http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flexsdk_hero/samples/
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flex/articles/mobile_development_hero_burrito.html
Thnaks
Take a look at ELIPS Studio, this cross platform environment allows you to develop native mobile apps for iPhone, Android, Symbian, Windows Mobile, in FLEX.
It's available as a plugin for Flex Builder.
ELIPS Studio
in Flex using Air sdk 2.5 you create apps for android base mobiles.
With Flex 4.6 development of mobile applications in Iphone, Android and even Blackberry is supported.