Every time I try to open the app from the Application it gives me the following message.
I downloaded Appium Inspector for my mac from https://github.com/appium/appium-inspector/releases
I went past the malicious app message by allowing it through System and Preferences. But after that I get this message.
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I made a very simple application using Automator to "Get Specified URLs". I saved it as an application on my desktop, but whenever I click on the icon to open the application, it does not run. No dialogs or errors were returned. I am using High Sierra, which is the OS my computer was shipped with (no recent updates) What might be the reason behind this?
In order to make the URLs open upon launching of the app, you will need to add the "Display Webpages" action to display the webpages you have chosen.
I'm using the Safari Web Inspector to remote debug a Cordova app I'm building. Previously this has worked like a charm, but now I've run into an issue. After launching the inspector, after a couple of seconds it seems like the web inspector disconnects from the device. The inspector is still open, but the inspector wont update, and elements on the device wont be highlighted anymore when hovered in the inspector (this works for the first couple of seconds). I'm able to get it running for a couple of seconds again by closing the inspector and launching it again.
I've tried debugging using Chrome and ios_webkit_debug_proxy instead, which doesn't disconnect. However, this has other issues which makes it a none viable solution.
I've tried using Safari Technology Preview (11.0 R35) as well as the current stable version of Safari (10.1.2), but the issue occurs in both of them. I've also tried switching the lightning cable and USB-port on my computer, which doesn't make any difference.
I found that the following error is logged (using the Console app) when the inspector seems to disconnect:
RWIServiceLockdownConnection: Disconnecting because we failed to read a message from webinspectord. This could mean almost anything.
This does seem to have something to do with Cordova, since the error doesn't occur when I inspect a regular page Mobile Safari page.
What could cause this, and how do I resolve it?
Try setting a global hotkey:
Go to System Preferences -> Keyboard -> Shortcuts -> App Shortcuts.
Add a hotkey, whatever keys you want (e.g. Cmd + Alt + I) and match that hotkey to your cordova’s main html file (e.g. index.html).
Launch Cordova App.
Open Safari WI & close it.
Re-launch Safari WI with quick hotkey shortcut set above.
Close & re-open cordova app, Safari WI should keep debugging.
Also, as stated in comments, try keeping Xcode open.
This is with reference to the Application Center. Getting this error when attempting to download the mobile-client uploaded to the Application Center when tried from within a simulator:
"Safari cannot open the page because the address is invalid."
and the following error when attempting the same step from a browser running on a device:
"Cannot install applications because the certificate for is not valid."
In both cases, the login to the mobile-web-app at https:///applicationcenter/installers.html was successful. I am assuming that this means that the certificate was valid. [Note the Application center has a web-server reverse proxy in front of it.]
Additionally, in both cases, when the mobile-client is side-loaded from Xcode, these errors are not seen. In such cases, once the mobile-client is installed and running, the target app is downloadable and runnable from the application center store.
Any pointers that explains why the installers mobile-web-app is throwing these errors?
You should use the mobile browser to access the installers.html or inst.html page.
i am trying to install IOS enterprise application hosted on my server using Safari browser using IOS itms-link.
Scenario:[issue will occur if i try to install the App multiple times]
on IOS 8.2 devices(ipad/iphone) if i click on install,
safari will show pop up for confirmation "do you you wan't to install" with ok and cancel button
select cancel and try to install again will show popup "do you want to open the app" with ok and cancel button
select cancel and try to install again will show popup "Safri cannot open the page because address is invalid"
after this i am not able to install any app hosted on the server same error message will appear "Safri cannot open the page because address is invalid"
for every install click.
if i refresh and try to install app ,works fine app will get install successfully on device
NOTE :
- there is no problem with app , if i accept the pop-up do you wan't to install, app will successfully get installed on device
- on click of install i am doing winow.open("itms-link for the app to download")
- if i try the same scenario mentioned above on chrome browser ,there is no problem app will successfully get installed
looks like safari is remembering some details about app which i am to trying to install and showing this pop-up
i tried clearing safari cookie and session data after each installation [no-luck]
device log shows "com.me.keyvalueservice" topic as "ignored" on (null)
not sure what this log indicating
please help me on this ,thanks in advance.
How to get the CrashReport from iPhone?
Thanks
Vadivelu
Open Xcode. Go to the organizer window. Select one of your attached devices. Look for a tab named 'Device logs' on the right.
Once you have released your app to the public, you will get crash logs from users through iTunes Connect.
Application crash logs are transfered to your computer each time you do a sync with the device, in the iTunes. Thus, first step is to sync with iTunes:
Mac OS X –
On the Mac, crash logs are kept at:
~/Library/Logs/CrashReporter/MobileDevice/<DEVICE_NAME>
where ~ is your Home folder.
Windows Vista –
Files are located here:
C:/Users/<USERNAME>/AppData/Roaming/Apple computer/LogsCrashReporter/MobileDevice/<DEVICE_NAME>
AppData folder is hidden by default, , so you need to reveal it by typing the address in My Computer’s address bar.
Windows XP –
Location is here:
C:/Documents and Settings/<USERNAME>/Application Data/Apple computer/LogsCrashReporter/<DEVICE_NAME>
is your login username. Application Data folder is usually hidden by default, so you need to reveal it in the same way as in Vista — by typing in and pressing Enter.
check out my blog entry here - http://www.makebetterthings.com/blogs/iphone/how-to-find-crash-logs-for-iphone-applications-on-mac-and-windows/
see Technical Note TN2151
When an application crashes on the
iPhone or iPod touch, a "crash report"
is stored on the device. Crash reports
describe the conditions under which
the application terminated, in most
cases including a complete stack trace
for each executing thread, and are
typically very useful for debugging
issues in the application.
When the user synchronizes their
device using iTunes, crash reports are
copied to a directory on the user's
computer. If the application was
distributed via the App Store and the
user has chosen to submit crash logs
to Apple, the crash log will be
uploaded and the developer can
download it via iTunes Connect. For
applications that have been
distributed using Ad Hoc or Enterprise
methods, getting crash reports
requires user cooperation.
Specifically, the user will need to
retrieve the crash report from the
directory where it was copied by
iTunes. Depending on the platform, the
directory is:
Mac OS X:
~/Library/Logs/CrashReporter/MobileDevice/
Windows XP: C:\Documents and
Settings\\Application
Data\Apple
Computer\Logs\CrashReporter\MobileDevice\
Windows Vista or 7:
C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Apple
Computer\Logs\CrashReporter\MobileDevice\
is the user's login name
for the computer. is the
name of the iPod touch or iPhone, for
example, "John's iPhone".
You are only interested in .crash
files. The crash report's file name
begins with the application name and
contains date/time information. In
addition, will appear at
the end of the file name, before the
extension.
You can use Test Flight sdk to get to know the crash report , and also other info related to crash like how did get crashed. Here is the link where you will know how to use::
http://changhoward.blogspot.in/2012/02/ios-developer-how-to-use-testflight-to.html