I had installed tableau server and tableau desktop in my pc. I created a workbook in tableau desktop and published in tableau server. Now i am able to see my workbook from tableau server & browser also. But i am not able to to see it from my ipad tableau mobile app or from ipad browser also because "localhost:8080" is the domain name. My question is why the url is not coming like xx.xxx.xx.xx:yyyy this. I guess if it is coming like this, then i am able to access it from my ipad app. Is my understanding right? Do i need to set any other configurations in tableau server. Please help me.
The first thing to check is whether it is possible to view the Tableau Server site using http://SERVERHOSTNAME:8080 on your PC, then to confirm that port 8080 is open to external access.
Once that is done, it should be possible to connect to your Tableau Server from your iPad (using the Tableau mobile app, or Safari) using that same URL.
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We are developing a Single Page RWD web app which supports all mobile form factors. We would like to
have the webapp support offline browsing capability as well
Once the data is downloaded from server, user should be able to see that data even if there is no internet connection.
Users should be able to fill forms, and later submit it to server, when there is internet connection.
Can we use the AppCache, HTML5 storage to get the offline capabilities? If we are using hash to change the navigation in address bar the whole page refresh problem is also not there.
Was going through some of the older posts in Stackoverflow on this. Offline iOS web app: loads my manifest, but doesn't work offline
This post is dated back in 2011. In 2017, can we support
If you want to open something from an URL to the webView, you need internet. You can do the following thing in the iOS application with certain conditions.
Users should be able to fill forms, and later submit it to the server, when there is an internet connection.
You need to cache all the responses when using the native iOS or any other cross platform. If you are wondering about PWA, it is coming in the 11.3 version of iOS. Refer this link to understand more about the service workers in the WebKit. It is a beta version, so do not expect it to run bug free.
I have just downloaded Tableau on my iPad.
However it asks me for a server at start.
What should I use?
I know there is a free tableau server. What is it?
After I entered will I be able to open my tableau files designed on my mac?
Thank you!!!
Tableau Public is the free version of Tableau Server:http://www.tableausoftware.com/tableau-public-ipad
No. The Tableau mobile app is essentially a reskinned mobile browser optimised for use with published Tableau workbooks, and thus can only be used in conjunction with Tableau Public, Tableau Online (a SaaS version of Tableau Server) or an on-premise installation of Tableau Server
i made a small jquery mobile application that fetches some data from remote server like
http://ip.jsontest.com/
i build it using phonegap online and installed it in BlueStack android emulator for testing,
but i am not able to connect to the server
"web page is not available"
BlueStack is not able to connect to internet, i am not able to search apps even!!!!
my questions are:
1) BlueStack has network settings, if any where can i found them.?
2) Need any special permissions to aapp to Run your JQuery.AJAX method and or access the internet?
Thanks
How can I get the IP address of an iPhone and access the internal HTTP server?
I want functionality exactly like the CJournal app, to get the backup files in my desktop computer while both it and the iPhone are on the same network, using a dynamically generated link based on the IP address.
This is the screenshot from CJournal app , i made a backup for my contacts list through this app then it generated an url which is clearly shown in the image, in the url 192.168.2.7 is IP address of my iphone in my Wi-Fi network. now please suggest me how to generate this url and how to maintain or access the internal http server through my app
Have you already tried Zeroconf aka Bonjour? This is a DNS Protokol for Service and Device Discovery which is often used in Apple Environments (eg. Airplay) There is also a Windows Framework provided by Apple. On Linux Devices: take a look into Avahi which seems to be the most complete Solution at the Moment. If you need Help on implementation, take a look at the latest WWDC Videos - there have been several Sessions in the last few years.
Currently my application is getting data from remote server through web services. But some times user are in area where network is rarely available. So in that case I just want to sync data for application through their laptop (window or mac).
For example I need to sync 100 images in to the app. I create an environment on laptop where I create a folder and keep images there and once iPhone get connected to laptop through wifi all images get synced with the application.
However I don't want automatically it can be usually on button action. But please guide me is there any way?
Just create a web service on the laptop and use that to do the storage. I have done similar things and I have gone the route of storing data locally in a Core Data model and then syncing to a server when the user comes back within range.