how to run J2me Apps on iphone ? Anyone can help me ?
If J2me Apps now can run on Iphone ? or is never ?
You cannot run J2ME app on an iPhone.
Apple refuses to authorize a Java plateform on iPhone, so it's impossible.
Not now. You need to convince Steve Jobs. His email address is publicly available; he's known to reply to some of them, more often recently than it was before.
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I wonder how I can get a list of applications installed on my iphone from Objective-C (Foundation Framework).
Does anyone can help me?
I also wanted to know if you can launch an app from within my application.
Thank you very much to all
No, it is not possible as far as i know. Application are sandboxed in the iOS and there is not such API to retrieve the list of installed apps ...
There is no way to determine which applications are installed on iPhone.
But, there's a thing called URL Schemes, some applications registers those and you can communicate with them.
http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#featuredarticles/iPhoneURLScheme_Reference/Introduction/Introduction.html
Can we use fonemonkey to test preinstalled apps in iphone.
if so, can you guide me.
or
If it is possible to test an app for which i dont have sourcecode, pls guide me.
Thank you.
No, FoneMonkey needs to be compiled with the app, so you need to have the souces
How dragonfiresdk works internally as It allows to develop on Windows ? As Apple rules seem harsh about porting code how can dragonforesdk be so sure to be compliant ? Why aren't there any other solutions for developping iphone on Windows then or are there ?
Seems like a mystery to everybody ...
Update: as Brad Larson asked, I'm curious to know the answer too:
If the application is compiled on a Mac, how does this help you develop using only Windows? A Mac is still required for compilation / codesigning ?
Appstore has several Dragonfiresdk powered apps from Zimusoft currently. Also check their forums. There seems to be several people with their apps up in the app store.
Since the final app after compilation is a true native app, I don't think Dragonfiresdk has anything problematic that Apple will ban it.
I am using Titanium appcelerator for developing my android application, more over i am newbie to handle both of this together, even though i have made some digging to find some resources to start up with this, i am finding some difficulties in my first try.if anybody have resources that helps me move on further, please let me know...
Other one.. is it possible to run my android application that i have done using Titanium appcelerator in iPhone..if so please provide some resources...for doing the same...
Please let me know....
Thanks in advance...
Yes, titanium appcelerator apps can be packaged for the iPhone, and will work nearly the same as on android.
To do this, you need a Mac computer and the iPhone SDK (download from Apple). I believe you also need to pay Apple US$50 to deploy your own app to the phone.
If you want to put it on the App Store, you will need to submit it for Apple's approval.
The following link may help:
http://assets.appcelerator.com.s3.amazonaws.com/docs/GettingStartedTitanium_Mac.pdf
As far as general coding goes, I found the Twitter client example helpful.
I like to know about teh various tools required to develop for jailbroken application.
I have seen many links dealing with jailbroken devices says about the Open Toolchain . Does it really required for developing applications for jailbroken devices. Can anyone clearly elaborates regarding the open toolchain and other development tools required.
Do we need to sign the applications developed for jailbroken devices. Cant we use the normal provision profile downloaded from apple developer site for signing the application to run in the jailbroken devices.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Best Wishes,
Mohammed Sadiq.
I know a lot of jailbroken app devs use the official SDK, and why wouldn't you?
The applications should be the same. It's the distribution method that differs. The last two FAQs here should help you.