I was trying the localization feature in wso2 :
https://docs.wso2.com/display/AM210/Adding+Internationalization+and+Localization
As per my understanding, Spanish locale is also shipped in the product so to render the api store or publisher in Spanish, all I would need to do is change browser language to Spanish?
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I am about to submit a new Sales app to the Apple App Store.
The users need to send their sales data to their head office daily.
To do this the app zips the sales data and attaches the zipped file to an email. This zipped file is encrypted for security, and will only be used by the head office.
Would my app be regarded by Apple as containing encryption when I submit it to the App Store ?
The Apple Developer Program License Agreement states that, when distributing your app,
You certify that (i) none of the Licensed Applications contains, uses
or supports any data encryption or cryptographic functions; or (ii) in
the event that any Licensed Application contains, uses or supports any
such data encryption or cryptographic functionality, You certify that
You have complied with the United States Export Administration
Regulations, and are in possession of, and will, upon request, provide
Apple with a PDF copy of Your Encryption Registration Number (ERN), or
export classification ruling (CCATS) issued by the United States
Commerce Department, Bureau of Industry and Security and PDF copies of
appropriate authorizations from other countries that mandate import
authorizations for that Licensed Application, as required.
So in order to comply with Apple's guidelines you must select that your app does utilize encryption on iTunes Connect if you are encrypting something inside of your app.
I have an iOS app that communicates with a web service, this product will be licensed to customers for their employees. Each customer will have to install the web service on their own server and provide an IP/URL for the iOS app to communicate with. Right now, the web service URL is coded in the app. I won't know the customer's web service URL before giving them the compiled app.
I don't know enough about enterprise distribution to know how to do this. Do if I need to compile the app for each new customer with their specific web service URL, then give them the app? Or is there is another way this should be done? I was thinking a plist file or manifest that can be configured with the URL but I'm not sure. How do they update that and get the app to use that? I had a developer make this app for me and they said the URLs shouldn't be in manifest/plist files.
I can't find any information about this on the apple developer site or on this site.
You can just add text field in your app settings or at the start where user can define its server URL like www.abc.com For all your customer rest of your path (webservices/yuorservice or what ever you use)will be same . Then you get this url and save in your user defaults to use it for the future for that user.
Using this approach you only need to compile app one time for all the customers.
App has no knowledge of manifest file
Your developer is right--you should not include any app-configuration information in the manifest file, since the app has no knowledge of the manifest file or web page that it was downloaded from. Here is a link to an answer I gave regarding this topic.
Enterprise deployment rules
Apple only allows enterprise deployment internally within a company. So, distributing an App through your enterprise license to multiple companies is prohibited.
Approach
I can think of one option that might work for you, given that you have a URL that should change for different customers.
This assumes that you will employ a login.
Devices
Your login web service response to the device can include the URL that is configured for that customer. This URL can be one piece of data inside a configuration file in JSON format.
Web Server Admin Page
You can optionally employ an Admin page, also accessible through login, where your customer can set the URL, and any other settings. The advantage of including an admin page for your customers is that they are able to manage the product on their own, without the need for additional product support.
i am developing an app for the app store but it seems i am required to have a support url. I do not have a website dedicated to my app and do not want to make one. Can i use a twitter account dedicated to my app as a support url?
To quote the documentation:
The support website you plan to provide for users who have questions regarding the app. The support URL must lead to actual contact information so that your users can contact you regarding app issues, general feedback, and feature enhancement requests. The URL can specify a localized site.
Include the entire URL, including the protocol. For example, http://support.example.com .
Make sure whatever page you link to contains that specific contact information. A good example of this would be a page with an email form or other way to directly contact you.
I making a widget for d2l platform, My widget needs to authenticate users and get their userID and locale and language information.
I succeed in the authentication process and /d2l/api/lp/1.0/users/whoami works perfectly to get userId (UniqueName) but I cannot find any way to get user locale information.
Any ideas?
Currently, there is no way to get the user's locale information as set in the D2L LMS. We've been recommending that third parties make use of the locale information local to the client's browser or operating system environment as the source for user locale information.
Let me share my findings before asking the question.
Google Places API documentation says:
"Note: To use the Google Places API you must first request a Maps API
client ID and cryptographic key which you must use to sign your
request URLs. For information on signing URL requests, please see the
URL Authentication documentation within the Web Service APIs home
page."
The Google Places API is still in developer preview.
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/places/
We need a Client ID (required) and a Signature (required) to use
the Google Places API.
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/webservices/index.html#URLSigning
And, to get the Signature, we need a Google Adsense account to get
Adsense publisher id (required).
http://gmaps-ws-console.appspot.com/
You can find the requirements to use the Google Places API here.
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/places/index.html#Requirements
The Signup page for Google Maps API suggest that, "Your service
must be freely accessible to end users. To use Google mapping
technology in other types of applications, please use Google Maps API
Premier. See this FAQ for more information."
http://code.google.com/intl/it-IT/apis/maps/signup.html
Now, here's what i want to know.
I'm planning on using Google Places API in my iOS application. I don't
want to use Adsense. Can i still access the Google Places API for
free? How?
If i can't access the Google Places API for free, what are the costs
associated with using this service, and the available payment models?
I wasn't able to find any particular resources for this information.
Here's a specific scenario. What if my iOS application is free. The
free version uses Google Places API. But... my iOS application has
some additional features which are exposed using In-app Purchase (paid
features). The paid features do not use Google Places API. Is this
acceptable?
We opened up the Google Places API to all developers this week at Google I/O and simplified the Terms and authentication:
http://googlegeodevelopers.blogspot.com/2011/05/places-everybody-show-is-about-to-begin.html
You no longer need to sign your requests, but instead just use a key obtained using the Google APIs console. An AdSense ID is no longer required, but you will need to go though a credit card based identity check in order to upgrade from 1,000 to 100,000 request per day.
You can use the Places API in mobile apps that are free or sold online through a mobile app store such as the Apple App Store or Android Market. For fee desktop apps however will require a Maps API Premier license which will be offered once the Places API graduates from Google Code Labs.
For information on getting started, see the docs:
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/places/
HTH,
Thor