Actually i am developing one application in blackberry. In that application if i click one button it redirects to blackberry mobile volume settings. How can we do that? it supports any blackberry mobiles. like if i upload my application to any blackberry mobiles. if i click that button in my application. it intents to blackberry volume settings.
You can launch the phones profile application from within your app with the following. From there you can edit a profile and set the volume.
ApplicationManager.getApplicationManager().launch("net_rim_bb_profiles_app");
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Is there a way I could make links to my website open in the web app if the user has it installed on their home screen? Like if there is a link to my website in the Facebook app, how do I tell the iPhone to open the web app and not safari?
I know native apps can do this, and you can open one app from another... but can the same be done with a web app and native app or two web apps (open one web app from another)?
It's probably super far fetched, but it would be a nice feature!
Yeah, it would be a nice feature... but unfortunately you can't yet. iOS 8 may be?
Is there a way to create a link on a web page to launch the BlackBerry native version of the Foursquare app? I'd like to open a particular venue in the app, but I can't even find a way to cause the app to launch at all.
On Android and iOS there are URL schemes to accomplish this, like on this page:
https://developer.foursquare.com/resources/client
But, that page does not address web links from BlackBerry devices. In particular, I'm interested in BlackBerry OS 6/7 handsets.
foursquare: URLs just fail with a not-supported error message, and http links to foursquare.com just open in the same browser window.
At the bottom of the page at https://developer.foursquare.com/resources/client, under "BlackBerry Native App Integration", you can find instructions on how to launch the native foursquare app from other BlackBerry apps.
I need my application to work with BlackBerry Smartphone and iOS (iPad).
Current I use BlackBerry web works to build and sign my application so it can be used standalone without an internet connection.
I want to do the same for iOS: Sign the application and deploy.
Many people are saying just navigate to the website where your app is and add to bookmark then home screen as described in the Dashcode User Guide "Testing and Sharing" and Safari Developer Library article "Safari Client-Side Storage and Offline Applications Programming Guide"
But I don't want to host the application on a web server, I just want to build and deploy as this is not public.
I guess what you are asking is, You want to develop an app using web technologies which requires no server for hosting DB.
Also, you don't want the user to user/distribute via bookmark/AddToHomescreen(webclip); you would like to sign the app and distribute via Appstore.
In such case you should look at http://phonegap.com/about which allows you to sign and distribute via app store.
Update:
If you want to install it on your device(it is called Adhoc install) you need to have a ios developer account from apple. And you can install using XCode, ios developer program limits no. of devices you can install (100 dev. max).
If you are eligible for Enterprise program, then you can install it on more devices.
In iphone and ipad copy all html resource on resource folder and you can all index.html page through webview. Now all html page is now local no need to server side because of it's local path not server path. Now you can build and distribute application on app world.
Let me know any doubt.
We are creating a web application for iPad, which doesn't have offline features for now. We are thinking if we need to create a downloadable iPad app and submit to App Store. The web application could run in some kind of embedded browser so that it looks like a native app.
Here are my questions regarding this:
Is it good/necessary to create a downloadable iPad app to let user have same experience to native apps on iPad?
Does Apple allow this kind of app to submit to App Store?
Are there any best practices for installation of iPad web applications? Is the way of typing URL in iPad safari (or homescreen icon) acceptable/preferred for most users?
How did you manage the installation process for your iPad web applications?
Thanks,
J
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.