I want to managed app configuration for an android application on VMWare Airwatch. I registered with Google Play account for Android EMM Registration before installing .apk. Then I uploaded the .apk internally from Apps&Books > Applications > Native. I am adding assignment to the application I uploaded. When adding an assignment, my android devices appear in the list. But the application does not deploy on my devices.
I can't see my installed app on apps section of hub in phone. But I only encounter this problem when I open the managed access feature. If I do not activate the managed access feature while assigning, the application appears on the hub. Should I do it with EMM Registration G-Suite? Or what could be the reason for this?
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I want to create an app which can be put on a website for users to be downloaded and not to be downloaded from the play store or from the app store, like the way Dream11 does it. I have created an app that works perfectly in the debug mode in both iOS and Android and the flutter build for Android works amazing too. The 'flutter build ipa' command is causing an error-
No valid code signing certificates were found
You can connect to your Apple Developer account by signing in with your Apple ID
in Xcode and create an iOS Development Certificate as well as a Provisioning
Profile for your project by:
1- Open the Flutter project's Xcode target with
open ios/Runner.xcworkspace
2- Select the 'Runner' project in the navigator then the 'Runner' target
in the project settings
3- Make sure a 'Development Team' is selected under Signing & Capabilities > Team.
You may need to:
- Log in with your Apple ID in Xcode first
- Ensure you have a valid unique Bundle ID
- Register your device with your Apple Developer Account
- Let Xcode automatically provision a profile for your app
4- Build or run your project again
5- Trust your newly created Development Certificate on your iOS device
via Settings > General > Device Management > [your new certificate] > Trust
For more information, please visit:
https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation/IDEs/Conceptual/
AppDistributionGuide/MaintainingCertificates/MaintainingCertificates.html
Or run on an iOS simulator without code signing
Now I am confused whether or not to do these as I won't be releasing on the app store. Is this compulsory to do irrespective of whether the app goes to the app store or not or is there a workaround to create a build version of the app for the iOS?
You really have four options.
Release through App Store
Apple has a rather new program for releasing private apps through the App Store
Release through test flight
Create an enterprise developer account
All of these options require a developer account.
I’m doing research on CI integration of android xamrin application. I have found how to build app and make apk using Jenkins but I can’t find a way to send application to devices that are available in company network to automatically update app on those devices. The best option would be to close app, update it and run again o users are not required to do nothing.
I want to create an Android wearable app on Android studio. I have installed the apk file on mobile to test run it. I would like to know how I can run the same apk on wearable device.Also, apk file created on Studio is different for wearable and mobile devices. How can we run it? Thanks in advance!
As it mentioned at official website you need to create special package signed by release key. See more info about packaging here.
When developing, you install apps directly to the wearable like with handheld apps. Use either adb install or the Play button on Android Studio.
Note: The automatic installation of wearable apps does not work when you are signing apps with a debug key and only works with release keys.
During the development period, do not use release key for signing. Instead, you should build your app which would result in two apks, one for the phone and one for the wear device. Then install each of them separately on the corresponding device using adb or Android Studio. Make sure you are using the same package names for both apks.
When you are done with your development, then build the app with your release key; then the wear apk will be embedded inside your phone apk and installation of your phone apk on a phone will result in the installation of the embedded wear apk on the wear device (make sure you remove the dev apks from both devices prior to this step otherwise installation will fail due to different keys).
Trying to debug through Android Studio as suggested by Julia and Ali, but it is always showing me Parse error while installing or running the code.
I have created a project for both mobile and wear. While running for mobile it works fine in the mobile device but while running the code in the wear it always shows Parse error.
I am using Moto 360 for running and debugging.
I am working on an application, that is intended for Android wear devices only. I know Google play doesn't support apps that only run on wearable devices (not on handhelds), but this application is for internal purposes only.
I know these
1) I can install directly to wearable devices from eclipse/studio during debugging, just like I do it on handhelds
2) I can use adb command to install directly to wearable device.
But I have created a signed apk of the application, and I want to sent this build to client, who is not a developer and above 2 methods doesn't work. If I sent the apk to him by mail, is there any easy way for him to install it on his wearable?
Note : If it required, consider that client had a handheld device that can sync with this wearable.
You have to build the mobile-signed-apk.
It will contain also the wear-apk. You can send the mobile-signed-apk to your client /by email for example) and he has to install this apk in his handheld device as a normal apk.
When the handheld app will connect with the wear, it will install/update the wear-apk on the wearable device.
You can upload to your developer console it app as alpha and give access for client to alpha testing.
Is it possible to run the JumpNote demo application for
Android Cloud to Device Messaging
http://code.google.com/p/jumpnote/
on an unrooted Google Nexus1 phone?
Did anyone install and run JumpNote on an unrooted Nexus1?
(JumpNote works with Android 2.0+, it needs Android 2.2 for push-sync, but it can run and be sync-ed manually in Android 2.1)
It's possible to run the demo app on pre-2.2 devices (but not pre-2.0 devices). To do so:
Enable non-Market install of apps by enabling 'Unknown Sources' in Settings > Applications on your device.
Download the latest .apk file in the downloads section of the project from your device's web browser.
Once the download is complete, tap on the downloaded file (in the Downloads list in the phone's web browser) to install the app.
Note that you won't see the automatic synchronization until your Nexus One is updated to Android 2.2. Also note that JumpNote is just a demo, and shouldn't be used to store any important or sensitive data.