Can I set up my salesforce connected app so that it will only allow one user to sign into the phone, like the salesforce mobile app. I want to prevent our users from buying one license and sharing that license among ten mobile app users.
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Is there any way to install app on iphone using .ipa file with unlimited number of devices on iphone? Can a regular Apple Developer account ($99/year) do this? Is it possible not through the App Store and accompanying procedures?
I would like to describe more about the characteristics of my app: My app connects to the web api to get internal data, does not allow to register an account on the app or the web, but the account is granted by the administrator.
If there is no way, is it possible to publish the App Store with the feature of not allowing account registration on the app?
Sorry my bad English.
My requirement is to be able to embed the devices I purchase through aws device farm inside my website. The devices will have our mobile app installed in it, and the users would be able to interact with the application via the web.
We have other controls also on our website which directly control the actions in the app, which is why we cannot give the app to the user directly.
Does aws device farm provide that facility?
I plan on implementing Google App Invites on our iOS and Android app. What I have not been able to figure out yet is will an iOS user be able to invite an Android user and vice versa - and is there a way to have the invite recognize which device the recipient is using and send to the correct store?
You can send invites cross platform between Android and iOS, even have a mixture among recipients in a single invite.
For app invites to find the correct cross platform app to install the mapping must be defined in the developers console (console.developers.google.com) by putting them in the same project.
When sending an invite from an Android app the link that is generated and sent in the invite is a link to the play store. So currently, I'm guessing Android users can only invite Android users.
The link generated from an iOS app is to a webpage, so theoretically it's possible to identify the OS via user agent and send to the correct store. Currently that does not happen though, the page redirects to iTunes when opened on Android as well.
So, it seems that currently you can only send an invite to the store corresponding to your OS, i.e. Android users can only send an invite to the play store and iOS users to the app store.
I am developing one application. In that I want to know some X application is available in AppStore or not programmatically. So please tell me how can I access and get the information from app store programmatically.
You could use for that purposes iTunes Search API. There are a lof of different filters by which you could find apps from iOS App Store and Mac App Store.
The Search API allows you to place search fields in your website to search for content within the iTunes Store, App Store, iBookstore and Mac App Store. You can search for a variety of content; including apps, ebooks, movies, podcasts, music, music videos, audiobooks, and TV shows. You can also call an ID-based lookup request to create mappings between your content library and the digital catalog. Terms and conditions apply.
The Affiliate Program allows you to earn a commission on qualifying revenue generated by clicks initiated from your website or app into the iTunes Store, App Store, iBookstore, and Mac App Store. For more information on the Affiliate Program, see http://www.apple.com/itunes/affiliates.
We are a commercial entity with an app. This app will be used by our customers and will be available via AppStore for free. It needs login and connects to our servers for authentications. What we want to do is buy the devices, install the app using our single apple ID then "somehow" remove our apple ID so that users can use their own apple ID.
Is this possible? What are our options?