I am going to be developing a web version of a website in .NET and would like to test it out as it would appear on a Blackberry. Is there an emulator for Windows that I can use to do this?
BlackBerry Simulator
You will also need an MDS services simulator to connect to internet with your simulator
You can download emulators or a VS plugin from Blackberry. I used one of the emulators three or four years ago on a project and it worked fine, no experience with the plugin.
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I'm currently working on a Flutter app and want to test it on my iPhone. I'm using VS Code and an Android Studio Emulator on Windows. How do I test my Flutter app on my iPhone? Any help would be appreciated!!
You can't do this without MacOS unfortunately. There are some ways to do it though on windows using a virtual box or a service like Appollo, but these are often very slow.
I m working on mobile automation and Android automation using Emulator and finding the UI elements does not seem a problem with the windows machine. Now I have to do the same thing for iOS, Can I proceed in Windows or should I get a Mac to work on iOS?
P.S : The programming language I am working on is Java
It's not possible. For iOS app automation, you would need XCode which doesn't work on Windows. So you need to use a Mac.
Also, Mac works with both Android and iOS apps.
I would like automate IOS Mobile Application(in iPhone 6s - IOS Version-10.2.1) using windows 7 Laptop.
Is it possible to automate from windows Laptop.
I installed and configured Android-SDK, Java Client , Appium and PDAnet in windows machine.So now i am able to automate App from real Andriod device in Windows machine.
Now I have to automate that App from iPhone 6S Device from Windows Machine. Is it Possible or MAC is mandatory?? Please help me from this situation.
There are applications which allow you to automate iOS applications from a Windows 7 PC. They're mostly from commercial vendors - such as http://quamotion.mobi or http://experitest.com.
Disclaimer - I work for Quamotion, one of the companies that develops such software.
I developed one application in Blackberry OS 6.I deployed that app in to Blackberry world successfully.But it is not working in Blackberry OS 10.I am getting following error:
Unsupported for this device
Please help me how to run application in OS 10.
Thanks in Advance.
OS10 is a completely different system. It no longer supports the BB6/7 Java environment. You will need to port your app to one of the new supported platforms:
http://developer.blackberry.com/develop/platform_choice/index.html
Cascades (c++ & qml)
Webworks
Android
Adobe Air
With WebWorks it is possible to run your application in both BlackBerry 6 and BlackBerry 10, you may need to make some changes to your code, but it is certainly possible and there are plenty of resources available.
You can start from here.
Specifically BlackBerry states:
Your BlackBerry WebWorks app can be targeted to run on a variety of
BlackBerry device models or ported to a different OS, such as iOS or
Android.
Developing your app with BlackBerry WebWorks gives you the flexibility
to target users of the latest BlackBerry devices and those who are
using older models. Depending on the OS you want to target, versions
of the BlackBerry WebWorks SDK available for:
BlackBerry 10
BlackBerry PlayBook
BlackBerry 7 and earlier
See here for a tutorial on creating an application which is able to work on old and new BB devices (Simple Hello World application).
A good article to look at can be found here, which explains some of the fundamentals and differences with webworks.
I have a JQuery Mobile app. I'm curious how it looks/runs within an iPhone. I do not have an iPhone. I also, do not have a MAC. Are there any downloadable tools that I can use on a Windows 7 machine to see how the app looks within iPhone?
Thank you!
If you just need to see how your JQM app looks on iPhone you can try iphonetester.com.
You can also might be interested in much more advanced web based tool BrowserStack.
And finally if you need more than that (for example attach to iOS Safari instance to debug your mobile app code) than you need real or virtualized OSX and xCode iOS Simulator.
You can't do that in the Windows environment.
But you can use your computer to create a hackinntosh. A hackintosh is simply any non-Apple hardware that has been made—or "hacked"—to run Mac OS X. This could apply to any hardware, whether it's a manufacturer-made or personally-built computer.
Than you can use it to test an iPhone jQM app in the XCode iPhone emulator. Only downside of this method is that you can not use it to deploy final all into Apple app store.
Here's a short tutorial on what is a hackintosh and how you can deploy it on your computer: http://lifehacker.com/5841604/the-always-up+to+date-guide-to-building-a-hackintosh
And here's an youtube "how to" video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pEW6d7m5Zc0