My app is working on background.
I want to hide my Application in Blackberry Application Management.
option -> Device -> Appliation Management
Is it possible ?
How I can achieve this ?
This is not possible for BlackBerry 10 currently or in the future. The end user is required to have control of all third-party applications running on the device at all times. An application running in the background needs to be visible and accessible from within an application panel.
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I have a finished web page/PWA, but I need to remove an option for mobile but leave it for web, is there a way to know when the application is opened from the PWA on any mobile device? And if yes, in what ways could it be done?
We have an existing internal web app called http://sexywebapp
The goal is to enable seamless remote access on employee devices to SexyWebApp.
Currently we target native Safari on iOS 8.1+/Android 4.4+.
While we've been able to use Citrix Receiver to get folks using SexyWebApp via Chrome/IE on top of XenApps, it's really clunky. Forcing desktop browsers onto iPhones just isn't going to fly.
Ideally there's a way we could go into iPhone's native Safari and navigate to http://sexywebapp just like we can when physically in the office.
It seems like if we set up a standard VPN this might be possible - any thoughts?
Thanks!
Yes it's certainly possible. If you're looking for a Citrix way of doing this then look at XenMobile and the Worx suite of apps. Citrix WorxWeb is a native browser for your iOS and Android devices. However it uses a micro-VPN to connect into your data-center, allowing you to access internal company web sites.
How do I prevent iOS from dimming and/or locking the screen of my WEB app?
This is for a WEB app, so any native code suggestion would not apply.
The WEB app would run without user input and I'd like to avoid iOS automatically dimming/locking the screen (without turning the setting off in the global settings).
Is there a way for a WEB app to tell iOS not to dimm/lock the screen?
If the above is not available, is there any third party app that would monitor the system and turn off screen locking/dimming when a given web app is running?
Thanks.
No you can not turn off the autolock from a WebApp. Also there is no way for any thirdparty app to detect this, since apps can not really run in the background.
Is there an API in OSX that I can use to launch my application when users open any app? Something like a global App Launched event?
No. There is no meaningful multitasking functionality in iOS API.
i am developing an application for blackberry i want alarm to ring on a specific date please help me out how to do it.
Just a short tips:
Write background application to make alarm and UI application to configure things
UPDATE
Just extand you application class from Application instead of UiApplication
See examples:
BlackBerry background applications on StackOverflow.com
Also, in Eclipse, in Project Properties->BlackBerry Project Properties->Application you can set process to be system module (hide app icon on device), as well to be start-up.
Save configuration to Persistent Store
Blackberry - application settings save/load
Use different types of notification (from Dialog to Alarm)
Blackberry - How to use notification icon in statusbar
Notification Service for Blackberry OS 4.5 application
Add a notification icon at the status bar in BlackBerry JDE 4.5.0
BlackBerry - Reminder and SMS feature implementation