I have two .cod files that I'd like to load into my Blackberry. I don't have access to a Windows machine (only Mac) and I don't have the .jad files corresponding to the .cod files. How do I do it?
If you want to load the COD files OTA without the jad then you need access to a BES. Otherwise you will need to load them via USB.
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I had created an iOS application successfully. Now I want to generate an executable file (.ipa).
I know the following steps:
Product
archive
save ipa file
But my archive is disabled. Any ideas?
1.You need to connect to a real device.
2.Build not for emulator, build for real device.
3.Now you can see "archive"
Iam developing one application.In that iam downloading the zip file and unzip that one.When i connect my iphone to PC,is there any chance to user to get that downloaded file or that Unzip file from PC.
Yes, with software IExplorer you can retrieve (almost) any file from the iOS device.
I have build an iPhone project on my IOS device. I used core data for storing some datas. When i build, it is woking. I just need to locate this .storedata file and when i traced, the location is /var/mobile/Applications/211B3C9E-82B3-4304-90D2-EE5E4337D9F1/Documents/MyProject.storedata. I opened all the hidden files in the machine but i am unable to locate the specified path for the device. I could locate the file when i build it in simulator. Can anyone suggest me some way to locate this file?
If you're running it on the device then you're creating the database on the device. You need an iPhone file explorer (I use iFunBox).
I'm trying to find out if it's possible to get any information out of the plist used to install an enterprise app onto a device to then store for the app to use.
What I'm trying to do is pass some information to an app on install so that it can then use that information within the app. I can't make this data static, so it can't be stored in the Info.plist file in the root; it needs to be dynamic and will change on an install by install basis. I also can't pass the information by a web service etc, it needs to happen on install.
Many thanks,
Davoc
Since you're distributing for enterprise (ie not through the App Store), here's a thought: since you can re-codesign an app package after it has been built, and an ipa is simply a renamed zip, why don't you put the app on the server as an unzipped package, and have a server side script insert the settings.plist, zip and codesign the app every time someone downloads the app?
In Summary:
1. Compile the package, but don't code-sign it.
2. Place the app folder (*.app) onto a server.
3. When the user downloads it by requesting a link, have the server generate your desired url into a plist and overwrite the existing settings.plist in the bundle
4. Code-sign the package using apple's codesign tool via command line
5. Zip the whole thing and rename to .ipa
6. Serve the package to the client.
I want to put my android application on server and i used .apk file for that.
But our admin wants a plist file as of in iphone.
I dono what is plist in android and how to generate it.
Please help.
.plist files are the Mac version of preference files. Similar to .ini files on Windows. They contain the preferences for a particular program. For example the bookmarks.plist would contain your bookmarks.
Android applications usually(but not stricted to) store their preferences in the xml file with name, defined by developers. Tell your admins that the file is not necessary for an android application.