When I connect my iPhone to desktop (say windows 7), I need to identify if a specific app is installed in my iPhone or not through my own application running in desktop.
How to do this?
I tried searching in internet, but could not find. Can iTune database will be of any help for this?
I could see the similar thing is done by iExplorer (http://www.macroplant.com/iexplorer/), but not able to figure out how to do!
please help.
You can use iTunes to get the details of all the applications installed on your iphone.
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I have been asked to make some changes to an asp.net website but i only have access to a macbook air and no applicable servers. I don't have the disk space to install windows server on parallels and have tried following the instructions in the link below.
https://blog.tonysneed.com/2015/05/25/develop-and-deploy-asp-net-5-apps-on-mac-os-x/
I could get the console app to run but the web app threw up a bunch of errors.
Does anyone know a better way to do this? Maybe a free trial for a cloud based windows server or some other way of deploying the site so i can see my changes?
Thanks for any help
Richard.
I am naive in Windows 10 Universal Windows app. I need to assign IP address to the Ethernet card, programatically. I am able to achieve it in normal .net app, but in UWP app, I am struggling with it. Kindly help.
Any resource or link will be a good help. Thanks in Advance
I am using Vs 2015, Windows 10
this cannot be done from UWP apps at this moment. Because there are no apis exposed to do this.
Why do you want to do this from an app btw? Windows has enough features itself to do this so I don't see the need of an app setting or changing my IP address.
Is this part of an Windows-10 IOT? Because then it might be possible by calling a powershell command:
How to add powershell to IOT app:
http://ms-iot.github.io/content/en-US/win10/samples/PowerShell.htm
How to change IP address using powershell:
http://www.howtogeek.com/112660/how-to-change-your-ip-address-using-powershell/
How beta windows phone 8.1 app. Might sound like a newbie question but bear with me. I have written and app like quite a few others but this is the first app where I want to support wp8.1 and wp10. The app side loaded on to a wp8.1 or wp10 device works fine as expected.
If put into the Windows store as beta with the necessary emails will install on wp10 devices but refuses to install on wp8.1 devices no matter what.
If I put into the store as normal it fails testing with an ungraceful shutdown that I cannot replicate.
I can't install beta to get the crash dumps to find out what's going on. So now am completely stuck.
Any help or advice would be much appreciated.
If you want to publish a beta version to a specific group of people, then you'll need to select the following option :
Hide this app and make it available only to the people you specify
below, who can download this app on Windows Phone 8.x devices. A
promotional code may be used to download this app on Windows 10
devices.
Only the people whose email addresses (associated with their Microsoft accounts) that you enter in the box can download your app by using the direct link to its listing. If you want W10 beta testers, then you'll need in addition to generate promotional code and send each promoted link to your W10 beta testers. Check this link to learn more about beta publishing on Windows Store.
If you failed to install beta version on WP8.1 devices, I can see two reasons:
Email addresses defined in the publisher portal do not match with the one activated on the WP8.1 devices
You tried to install the WP8.1 app immediately after defining the list of Email addresses in the publisher portal. In fact you'll to wait couple of hours before beta version becomes available on devices
Thanks for your answers. But after a long protracted process I finally got through to Microsoft. (If you do't have paid for MSDN support is damn near impossible to talk to anyone) Turns out there was a problem with my dev account. safe to say the issue is now fixed and apps are downloading/installing again
We will soon have a respectable pool of apps available for our company's employees, we have both flavors: iOs and Android. Those apps have tremendous value for our production and sales teams but are worthless outside the company.
My boss is asking me to develop a server program from which our local mobile users can discover, download and install those apps quick and easy, very much like the App Store and Play Store, but everything inside our local network. I'm not sure if this software is even possible...
Are App Store and Play Store the only possible sources of mobile apps?... If so, which alternatives do I have for this project? If not, please point me in the right direction.
You may want to look into the Enterprise program for iOS:
https://developer.apple.com/programs/ios/enterprise/
Another alternative is signing and sideloading with using MacBuildServer. See these for more information:
http://ios.wonderhowto.com/how-to/sideload-install-open-source-ios-apps-your-iphone-using-macbuildserver-without-jailbreaking-0147456/
Side loading iPhone apps to device without certificate
I am a wp8 developer and searching for a way to deploy my app on device "without the cable". I have searched over the web and could find nothing helpful. I know about he "Application Deployment" tool in WP8 SDK and my phone is also Developer Unlocked. I know how to simply deploy an app on windows phone. All i am looking for is to know, Is there any way I can deploy my application to my phone without using the phone cable?
Lets say i dont have my cable with me, what options do I have now?
Currently you can't debug an app on your phone without the USB cable. You can do this when developing for Windows 8.x so perhaps with the coming WP8.1 update we'll get the same feature for the phone..
There is the beta testing you could do for a test deployment through the store but the app will run through the cert. process so this is no option for testing while developing and there is no debugging.
You can only use the cable to deploy to your device. If you dont have a cable with you, just use the emulator.