UWP: WebView on Raspberry in english and not german - webview

I'm developing an UWP for desktop, mobile and IOT (Raspberry) devices. It runs perfectly on every device. But on the Raspberry I have the problem, that the webview olways opens the english site of our company website.
At the configuration of the Windows IOT on the Raspberry I've set the language and the keyboard to German.
So I don't know why it doesn't work.
As an workaround I'll try to set the website-open-language of the webview to german. But I don't find such a property.
Has anyone a solution for my problem?

You could use the "Accept-Language" header using NavigateWithHttpRequestMessage and send along e.g "de-DE" (I think this is the right ISO code for for German) and see if that resolves the problem

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We are users of POS printer Bixolon SPP-R200II which we use for realisation of one of our projects. In the specification of this model it is listed that printer supports printing on iOS devices (iPhone & iPad) but until now we have not succeeded to achieve that. We switch the printer onto iOS mode with a required combination we fonud in official documentation and we got confirmation message. Then we connected to the printer from bluetooth interface inside iPhone Settings app.
After that we tryed to print on this device in various ways - using official test app from AppStore (https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/bixolon-printer-utility/id647125968?mt=8) and using official Bixolon SDK (http://www.bixolon.com/upload/download/software_all_bixolon_printer_sdk_for_ios_v3.1.8.zip) but unfortunately we havent managed to get any result. In this sample apps printer was not even listed as a possible connection point.
Can you direct us in any way to get the printing on iOS devices working? Thank you!
To connect to the SPP-R200II you need to enable MFi Mode for the printer.
Turn on printer
Open the cover and press the power button and paper feed button at the same time for 2 seconds
Close the cover when the buzzer sounds
The printer should now print "iOS mode enable!!" [sic]. If not, you just turned off MFi mode and need to repeat the steps to turn it on again.
Unfortunately the sample application distributed with the Bixolon SDK 3.1.8 is broken and when you press "Lookup/Targeting" nothing will happen. To fix it add this line to didFindPrinter in ViewController.h:
_uiTextFieldAddress.text = [NSString stringWithFormat:#"BT_%#", printer.macAddress];
It should now be possible to connect the printer simply by pressing "Lookup/Targeting" and then "Connect" when you se the Bluetooth address in the text field.
We had the same problem and after contacting technical support, concluded that the model we have is not compatible with iOS, the part number must be 3 letters i, for example SPP-R200IIIK/USA. After making the switch equipment provider, everything works perfectly.
Is the printer paired with the device in settings? It must be paired before the application can interact with it.

How to debug a Safari 6 (iOS) connection bug?

The problem i have is really anoying. Basically if I put "https://a.domainX.com" in Safari on an iPad 3, I get a message that the server did not respond. But if I put the same URL on Opera in the tablet, the page get's displayed correctly.
Also if I put a PROXY between the iPad and the server, the page get's displayed correctly. My current guess is that the Safari browser cannot resolve the domain correctly or there is some problem with the SSL certificate, but only on Safari.
Chrome has the same behavior that Safari, and I presume sinche both browsers are implemented based on WebKIT.
Finally, I did monitor the Safari browser from a Macbook, but there is no information there that could be usefull to debug this problem.
Any tips or suggestions would be appreciated.
PD: English is not my native language, so sorry for any mistakes :)
Finally we where able to debug the problem and we had to use a network sniffer to follow the HTTPS connection flow. The problem was that at some point after the latest iOS upgrade the iPad did not work well with the server side encryption algorithms we had defined, and the HTTPS negotiation didn't go all the way through.
Changing the server side to newer algorithms (and disabling the older ones) did the trick and after that all is working ok.
It was quite difficult to manage this, but we where able to replicate this solution:
http://www.cardinalpeak.com/blog/sniffing-ipad-traffic/
Basically it's about putting a computer between the network and the iPad to sniff the network packets. We didn't use a computer tho, we just connected to the communications switch to see the traffic and redirected the port traffic to the one where we had Wireshark installed (http://www.wireshark.org/), but I guess this is not common solution for everyone.
I hope this helps if anyone has the same or similar problem.

How can I do my regional language application applicable for OS 6 OS 7

I had done my regional language(telugu) application .it is working in OS 7 (9790) but I need it in OS 6 also all the mechanism is working like parsing ,but not displaying the font(appears like boxes).
plz help me to over come this situation
With the OS6 device, try loading a web page with telugu, to make sure the device is configured properly with fonts. If the web browser is not able to render the telugu text, then you need to look into the device's font configuration.

iPad emulator suggestion

my employer is killing me.
I'm currently editing our website to fit on iPad's display, however I do not have an iPad. I have tried the desktop iPad emulator called airiPad made by adobe and the online www.ipad-emulator.org/
both are working but whenever my boss send me his screenshots from his iPad it looks very different so I'm asking advice and suggestion on what emulator can I use to get the most accurate results..
P.S All of our computer units are running on windows7.
thanks..
I would suggest trying Safari under Windows, I suppose that's the best you can get on Windows.
The only thing you need from the simulator is its Webkit engine, and some 3rd party solutions hardly will deliver you the very same engine as the one on the Mac OS X or iOS.
Also, here are some Apple's guidelines on compatibility.

What options for web site development for iPad are available?

I'm developing a site one of the targets of which is iPad.
What options do I have to debug client side (DOM inspector, style viewer/editor, javascript console, network analyzer - all thing every major desktop browser has) when viewing the site from iPad?
I'm not looking for some kind firebug lite, or anything that makes me to debug site from iPad itself. (This would be too tedious.) Instead, what I'm after is some sort of remote debugger for mobile Safary, allowing me to work with sites opened on iPad from a desktop machine, or an iPad emulator with same capabilities. I know there is the emulator that comes in bundle with official SDK, but does it have such means?
It's the first time I'm facing the problem, so not to blame!
This is what I'm aware of:
weinre (But does it really work?)
Check out BugSense and their HTML5 (javascript) installation

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