I used a WSO2 device management agent for box TV but it doesn't work.I can't synchronize with the wso2 iot server. The same agent work fine with my phone!! any ideas please. Thank you
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I have develop internal Tizen TV apps for showing reporting from internal server to 200 Tizen TV. After I finished my development, I want to deploy to 200 Tizen TV.
I know that Tizen TV have development mode that point to my PC. I'm happy in development testing because I can connect my Tizen Studio to my Tizen TV.
This is my solution for deploy to 200 Tizen TV:
I configure 200 Tizen TV to development mode and point to my Tizen Studio, then I can inject my apps. This solution take much time for me.
I will publish this apps to Tizen Store, that I know it's imposible because there is an internal testing from Tizen Team and I cann't show data from my internal server to their testing Tizen TV
I copy my apps to flashdisk, but this fiture was disabled for security reason
Is there somebody here tell me best practice how to deploy 200 Tizen TV in my case?
Just an idea. It seems to be doable with sdb by
#!/bin/bash
for (( c=2; c<=201; c++ ))
do
sdb connect xxx.xxx.xxx.$c
sdb install <path to package>/package name.tpk
sdb disconnect xxx.xxx.xxx.$c
done
Supposing Your PC is xxx.xxx.xxx.1 and TVs are from 2 to 201
For full spec of sdb visit https://developer.tizen.org/dev-guide/2.4/org.tizen.devtools/html/common_tools/smart_dev_bridge.htm
sdb is located in tizen-studio/tools/
Is there any service which supports device farming to test the test suite on different devices. I am facing this problem as AWS (Amazon web services) does not support device forming for react-native apps.
Need help! Please inform or suggest if some body is using these kind of device farming third party services for testing the detox test cases.
I work for the AWS Device Farm team.
Here is one way to test react native apps on AWS Device Farm using Espresso.
https://www.slideshare.net/AmazonWebServices/device-testing-with-aws-device-farm-89135178
The central idea here is to use the Espresso recorder functionality to work for react native apps.
Hope that helps.
AFAIK there's no cloud service with Detox support yet, but you can write your tests in Appium to test both platforms - you just need to fire separate test run for each platform, but the Appium tests can stay same.
We are building a responsive Web App. As it is responsive it has no .apk and .ipa files.
Can I use the AWS Device Farm Built in Explorer tests for my responsive Web App?
If Yes, please let me know how to configure it thru AWS Device Farm
Thanks
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I don't believe so. The built-in explorer tests do a depth first search of the views in an Android app. Because we don't have an app and we're testing a website
, this option shouldn't be available to us. We haft to choose from the appium java/python client whilst using Device Farm.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/devicefarm/latest/developerguide/test-types-overview.html
Hth
James
I'm trying to deploy an application developed for WinRT devices (for tablets and convertible devices 2 in 1, not for Windows Phone devices).
I want that the client devices having an automatic instal·lation (that user doesn't need to do nothing to install the app).
I have opened a demo Intune account, and when I try to publish the app, the options that there are available are: "Required Install", "Uninstall" and "Available".
When in Intune I try to deploy an app, the assistent says: "When the approval action is either Required Install or Uninstall, this app be applicable only to mobile and does not apply to client computers".
It's possible to deploy an WinRT/Metro application without user intervention?
When Microsoft is talking about client computers in Intune they actually mean PCs managed by the Intune agent.
On PCs managed through the MDM Channel you should be able to deploy Appx required and the app is pushed down.
Is it possible to push a store app such as iheartradio into windows 10 iot or do I have to write my own?
I looked around but so far there are no examples on how to push an existing store app to iot.
As of now the Windows IoT Core is not managed, nor store apps can be deployed on the IoT core.
You can deploy an Appx that you have on to the IoT Core yourself. Note: Not everything that works on Windows Store will work on IoT Core; especially any Store APIs leveraged.
I have deployed a few XAML Apps across Windows 10 PC, Windows 10 mobile and IoT core. Let me know your requirement.
You cannot install apps FROM the microsoft app store (not even with IoT Core Pro), but you can request permissions to DOWNLOAD your store app from the developer dashboard (the real appx package, signed with MS store codesigning cert) if you are a registered Pro (OEM) customer...
This officially signed appx package can then be updated via the app store (in contrast to the self-signed package that you can deploy via visual studio or device dashboard;; which runs fine but can NOT be updated via the microsoft app store).
You can also use the new azure IoT DM library to push appx packages from azure storage to your IoT device(s), this should also work with the IoT Core edition.
see https://github.com/ms-iot/iot-core-azure-dm-client/blob/develop/docs/application-management.md
regards
Apparently this is now kind of possible with the latest IoT Core Update, but only for Pro customers.
Microsoft makes it easy for OEMs to install and service UWP apps on Windows 10 IoT Core through the Universal Store. All store signed apps on Windows 10 devices are capable of receiving updates directly from the store.
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