Can we deploy WebGL applications as native iOS application using Enterprise Account ?
My application will have a webview where I want to enable webgl
Yes, there's no review for enterprise apps. You might use private APIs (with all the caveats associated to that).
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How can I restrict a particular app from being installed via iTunes from device using Mobile Device Management or via other objectivec ways?
MDM has a feature to prevent installation of ANY apps. However, it doesn't have a feature to target (prevent installation) of some specific apps.
I am beginner to PhoneGap app development. Below are my queries.
1. Is it possible to setup PhoneGap SDK without Xcode installation.
2. If YES then how to do same.
3. If NO then is there any way I can write a iphone application without Xcode installation(I dont want to pay 99$, because I m a begineer).
4. I have a MAC, Windows, Linux PCs. Tell me all the free SWs. Its ok if I am not able to test the application initially.
Is it possible to setup PhoneGap SDK without Xcode installation.
No.
If NO then is there any way I can write a iphone application without Xcode installation(I dont want to pay 99$, because I'm a beginner)
XCode is free. It's in the AppStore. The $99 is to give you the ability to distribute applications in the AppStore and run it on a device. You will still be able to develop and run applications in an emulator for free.
I you don't want to install the dev environment, you can use their cloud service to build native apps written in HTML+CSS+Javascript. It's free and allows you to target all the supported platforms.
https://build.phonegap.com/
You only have to upload your finished app and get a compiled, native app.
I know that I can install Corona in a windows machine (as I just did), but will it be possible to sell the app I'm going to make at the app store? Moreover, if Corona is just for Mac, can I install a virtual machine on my PC so I can fake a Mac environment to make it work?
CoronaSDK works for iPhone development on Windows and you can sell apps on the appstore without a mac. All you need is an iOS developer account and Corona. Corona will compile your application in the cloud, you don't need a mac or Xcode like you would using other iPhone dev tools.
No, you must have a Mac to build for iOS.
Per the Corona Website:
"The Corona SDK on Windows only supports building for Android."
"The Corona SDK on Mac supports building for both iOS and Android."
See Corona's Website
Is it possible to use VirtualBox (https://www.virtualbox.org) to compile an iPhone app on a Windows 7 machine?
Specifically, we would like to utilize PhoneGap (http://www.phonegap.com) or Titanium (http://www.appcelerator.com/) to build the iPhone app.
PhoneGap requires Mac OS X Snow Leopard, which we would install on an instance of VirtualBox.
Has anyone done this before?
Yes, we understand this violates Apple's ToS. This is a prototype.
I would recommend looking into PhoneGap Build https://build.phonegap.com/
PhoneGap Build allows you to upload your source to their build service and get back app-store ready packages for a variety of platforms.
As far as I can tell, the only thing you need a Mac for in this process is to set up your provisioning profiles and developer certificate. Then you upload those to PhoneGap's service. From there it seems you should be able to use a non-Apple computer to develop and upload to the service.
I am an Android Developer. I want to get into iPhone development as well.
As mentioned in many sites, to develop an iPhone/iPad application we need a mac with Xcode as an IDE.
Is there a way to develop, build and test an iPhone application on Windows machine.
I came to know that DragonFire SDK is one of the option to do that.
But please guide me through the installation steps and steps to be followed to set up Dragon Fire SDK.
and if possible provide some links where I can find some info on how to start writing iPhone application on Windows.
You can't developer iPhone app on windows in the for the native SDk (read Objective-C) you can use HTML apps and developer them on windows. Or use MonoTOuch (which will need to build the app on a mac).
And what is the problem with the Dragon Fire SDk, all the information you need is on there site.