I am using XCode 7.0 and need to integrate a CVS repository.I have searched SO and haven't found any useful hints.The resources on internet also are fragmented and of not much help.They are using older versions of Xcode and hence many features used in the videos are not in the latest version of xcode.If anyone has done CVS integration with Xcode and willing to share the link describing the same,that would be helpful.I am already doing it using smartCVS client but no success till now.
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I am trying to combine obfuscating my xamarin android project and then bundle the assemblies into native code with the Visuals Studio 2017 Pro option.
I was able to obfuscate my assemblies with this tutorial https://blog.noser.com/xamarin-android-code-obfuscation/
Unfortunately the obfuscated assemblies does not find its way into the native bundle.
Likely i intercepted the build proccess at the wrong place.
<Target Name="Obfuscate" AfterTargets="_CopyIntermediateAssemblies" Condition="'$(Configuration)' == 'Release'">
Does anyone know how to merge the obfuscated assemblies into the native bundle? Thx for help in advance.
I help develop another .NET obfuscation/protection tool, Dotfuscator.
We've written a Xamarin build integration that automatically handles protection as part of the normal build process, so you don't have to manually write your own MSBuild targets or copy files around.
The official Xamarin docs recommend using Dotfuscator to protect Android builds, but this integration also works for iOS and UWP.
As Dotfuscator's Community Edition is included in Visual Studio, you can try this integration out for free.
I wrote a guest post for the Xamarin Blog that explains how to do this.
Edit regarding the setting in the question: I did some limited testing and Dotfuscator works fine with the "Bundle assemblies into native code" setting. I installed the latest version of Visual Studio 2017 Enterprise, version 15.7.2, but found out that version has a bug related to this setting. To work around it, I used the unofficial VSIX install mentioned at that link. Then I opened a Dotfuscator-Xamarin sample app and enabled the native code setting. I also added code to the sample to show the name of a class used by the application. Then I deployed the app to an emulator. The app ran normally and the logging statement showed an obfuscated name for the class, indicating that Dotfuscator correctly protected the app before it was bundled into native code.
I m new to appium and I m following the beginners tutorials available on the net. I came across the Installation guide and it requires me to Download "SDK tools only installer" from here and continue with the setup, but currently there is no such file available. The only thing available is the windows package and when I download that, it contains some different files. It does not have the sdk manager application in. Anyone who can guide me to the latest SDK Installation , or mind to help me out clarify the confusion.Should we go with Android studio installation for SDK installation or is there a manual way?
I had tried this couple of months back, and I think the process got changed with the latest version of Android SDK. There are 2 options -
Download the command line tools (given at the end of the page). This method might be bit confusing to follow for beginners. You can give it a try if you are comfortable with it.
Download Android Studio and then check the SDK tools there (I found this easier to follow and setup).
If you wish to use the 2nd approach, then you can check this guide - Step by Step Appium Tutorial Guide
As per your requirement it will be update, after installation just follow it's instruction, as per your package requirement it will be updated(like for 4.4,6.0...)
Your required package has been updated after installation of SDK, and any supporting package is not providing directly .
I have a Phonegap project which so far has been used to build an Android app. I'm using locally installed Phonegap on Windows with a pre-populated SQLite database. The project uses Cordova-sqlite-ext plugin, my version is about a year old, have not had need to update.
Now I need to build a Windows version which should run also on Windows 8.1, not only Windows 10. This is for real computers, phones are not that important. It seems that in a few months also an iOS version may be needed.
After checking Cordova-sqlite-storage, Cordova-sqlite-ext, Cordova-sqlite-evcore-extbuild-free and Cordova-sqlite-legacy-build-support at GitHub I'm lost and don't know can I use any to reach all my goals.
Switching from Phonegap to Cordova is not an option because
building an iOS app on Windows is not possible with Cordova,
right?
PhoneGap CLI and Build are supported only by
evcore-extbuild-free which does not support pre-populated
databases.
Building for Windows 8.1 requires the legacy one
which does not support pre-populated databases.
So my question is that has anyone tried something like that? I'm wishing the documentation might not be up-to-date but perhaps that's a long shot. If nothing else I might be able to create the database structure and then ask a user to download data to populate it, but would prefer to avoid this.
One solution could be to develop the app using Windows and build the iOS version on a Mac. You could buy a single Mac to use as a build server or use a service like MacInCloud. If you're using Visual Studio, there are instructions for setting this up.
Trying to bridge my iOS application to W10 app using WinObjC which looks nice (but still a preview)
My iOS app is using CommonCryptor for encryption purpose. When I try to build my freshly imported app in Visual Studio I got an error related to kCCKeySizeAES128 which is missing (coming from CommonCrypto).
How can I assume that this native framework is supported by WinObjC, and if it is supported how can I tell that everything is working (link is done right in visual studio) / where do I look?
I work on the iOS bridge project at Microsoft. While we've implemented many of the iOS frameworks commonly used by apps, we haven't done them all; many frameworks have only been stubbed out so that projects will compile and run. We're adding support for missing pieces with every release, however, so you should update frequently.
Generally, you can see what's supported and not supported by the bridge in the Visual Studio debug console. When missing or stubbed APIs are called, you'll get a message with details. We're also working on tools that will make browsing the API surface area easier.
If you find missing APIs, you should definitely file an issue on Github, as it's the best way to get in touch with our team and directly affects our development roadmap.
Thanks for checking out the project!
I develop iOS app my company decide to use TFS server, BUT we face many problems to make it works with xcode the best solution "As my research finalize" is use it via eclipse as the other BB, android and windows phone works.
Instruction found in this link.
BUT my own problem is eclipse alway ignore .pch -IDK if other file got ignored to- file that result in build failed where my teammate pull the project.
Any help will be appreciated