Electron specified procedure could not be found - electron

Application is working fine on my system but on client system it is showing this issue.
Technologies used :
Angular v8
Electron v4.1.4
Realm v3.0.0

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Edge native module not available in MAC OS

We are building an electron application with ASP NET CORE in which we used Electron Edge to establish connection to server side.
https://github.com/agracio/electron-edge-js
We could able to run application without any issues in Windows environment but when run npm install against MAC environment we are getting an error - Edge native module not available in not available at node_modules/electron-edge-js/build/Release/edge_coreclr.node
From the below github issue thread we confirmed that in MAC VS installs a special version of Mono runtime that is incorrectly detected by Edge.Js. It will not function on a Mac with VS.
https://github.com/agracio/electron-edge-js/issues/102

Upgrade Electron in Electron Forge application

I have an Electron Forge application. I've hit a bug in Electron which is marked as resolved in v4.0.1, so I need to upgrade my application to use at least Electron 4.0.1
It seems though, that Electron Forge depends on a package named electron-prebuilt-compile, which only goes up to 4.0.0, limiting how far it is possible to upgrade.
Is there any way to upgrade an Electron Forge application past Electron 4.0.0?

[Mac OS]: How to create an Electron application installer for Windows, but using a Mac?

I have successfully built my first app on a Mac using atom and electron, but now I don't know how to get the app to Windows for other people to install.
Basically I don't know how to create an installer for Windows on Mac.
If I understand correctly, you need to know how to create a Windows install package (.exe or .msi) for an Electron app for the situation when you are developing the app on Mac OS.
There are multiple options; identify and choose a packaging solution that meets your needs.
Electron-builder
One of the available packagers for Electron is electron-builder, see documentation here:
https://www.electron.build/multi-platform-build
There are limitations.
From the electron-builder documentation:
On macOS/Linux you can build Electron app for Windows locally, except Appx for Windows Store
Other options
https://github.com/sindresorhus/awesome-electron#tools
Look at the great list of tools here for some additional packaging options.
For other options available to you, and some discussion, take a look at the answers to this related question: How to deploy an Electron app as a executable or installable in Windows?

How to build ios application using Phonegap framework on windows OS.

I have allready build an android application using Phonegap framework, I need to develop the application for ios also using windows OS.I know that for ios we need XCode that runs only on mac machine,but is there any way to do it on windows ( as I can't afford Mac machine) ?
I searched for various options,few of them are:
1.Install mac os using VM ware.
2.Use MacinCloud Service.
I don't know what are the advantages and disadvantages of each of them, please suggest what to do?
Use PhoneGap Build. Just upload the html/js/css/config with specified plugin as zip and build it online. Unfortunatelly you will not be able to use custom plugins, only specified on the PhoneGap Build site.

ICEMobile : Packaging ICEMobile error in Blackberry

I got this error when run ICEMobile demo on Blackberry :
An internal error occurred during: "Packaging ICEmobileContainer".
org.osgi.framework.Version.compareTo(Lorg/osgi/framework/Version;)
Are you trying to deploy IceMobile directly onto a BlackBerry device? It's meant to run on a web server, not directly on the device. BlackBerry devices use Java-ME, so you will get some verification errors if you try to deploy Java-SE code.
ICEmobile is an open source project for the development of web-based, Enterprise Java applications for mobile devices. Core mobile features are packaged in technology-specific bundles to enable mobile rich Internet application development across a wide spectrum of Enterprise Java technologies.

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