I want to ship my application with an installer created by Install4J. The installation itself works, but I want to place a link in the dock or on the Desktop on macOS. Is there a counterpart for the action "create a Windows URL Link", that can be used for Apple OS?
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In VS 2019, I created a new Browser Profile for IIS Express by using the "Browse With ... " option. In that dialog, I used "Add ..." and copied in the program and argument values from one of the profile shortcuts on my taskbar.
Program: c:\Program Files(x86)...\msedge.exe
Arguments: --profile-directory="Profile 2"
After creating that Browser Profile, I then set IIS Express to use my newly created browser profile as the default when launching my app.
However, when I press the IIS Express button to run my web app, the app launches in Edge -- but uses a generic profile instead of the specific profile that I pointed to with my arguments.
The Edge profile that I'm trying to use has specific extensions that help with debugging in the browser that I don't have installed in all my Edge profiles.
Is there a way to get VS 2019 to launch the correct Edge Profile?
Is there any method to open website (PWA) urls in the installed PWA in iOS- Safari?
Use case: I'm sending email links to login in my PWA, how can I make this url's open directly with the installed PWA instead of the browser?
If you are using Chrome in Android or any of the desktop OS, that would be the default behavior.
Check on "Android intent filter" in this link.
This feature is not supported in iOS yet for PWA apps(created using Safari- the only option for iOS as of June-2018).See "What PWAs can do on Android and not on iOS" section last point.
For iOS, there is actually a very unknown way which you can install a .mobileconfig profile which installs a web clip (or multiple web clips if you like).
This will run your website in fullscreen and is very similar to how iOS PWAs work. You can also link to it online or send it as an Email attachment for your users to install.
Just make sure you add this for the webpage to open fullscreen:
<key>FullScreen</key>
<true/>
You can read more about creating your own from scratch here:
https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/NetworkingInternet/Conceptual/iPhoneOTAConfiguration/ConfigurationProfileExamples/ConfigurationProfileExamples.html
or if you have a Mac you can get the "Apple Configurator 2" App:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/apple-configurator-2/id1037126344
or you can take the easy route and use a generator here if you don't have a Mac:
https://webclip.glitch.me/
It is possible to open PWA if already installed in desktop?
I have installed the PWA applicaiton now I want to trigger the open with prompt from chrome engine
Hi everyone i have to create a client id using Installed application in my app.So i have checked in console.cloud.google.com but I'm not able to find that tab.This is the screenshot of my client id screen.
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Actually Android and IOS are the part of installed application tab.So no need of searching for installed application tab you create client id for installed application by directly accessing android and ios tab.
I am developing a Windows Phone 8.1 application, since this application is only used intern its unnecessary to upload it to the store. We'd like to share it through a download link instead.
I'd like to know if this is possible for Windows Phone applications since I didn't find anything about it.
Yes, you can publish your app with link only download from your "Distribution and visibility" section in dev center. If you select this option than people with only app link can download your app and it will be hidden in the store from global availability.
Please check this MSDN documentation for more details.
I have written an application that injects some menu items in other BlackBerry applications (for example a "bookmark this page" menu item in the BlackBerry browser). I have configured the application to be run automatically at startup (of the device) so when the device starts, the menu items are installed in the other applications.
However, I would also like to have my application started directly after installation (via OTA), so the menu items are directly available to the user. Is there a way to accomplish this without having the user to reboot the device or manually start the application after installation?
Autostart applications should run
automatically after they have been
installed. What could have happened
is the application tried to autostart,
but didn't have the permissions to do
what it wanted and failed with a
ControlledAccessException. Often this
can be seen as the application failing
to start, but in fact it did start but
just wasn't allowed to do what it
tried to do.
Check the event log on the BlackBerry
(alt+lglg). You should see an entry
for your application being started
after it was installed.
Mark Sohm BlackBerry Development
Advisor www.BlackBerryDeveloper.com
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