I have a bat file that I am using to try and register Mobilink with the Mobile Device Center on Vista. (I am using version 11 of Mobilink)
Script:
mlasinst -k ./ -v ./
I have copied mlasinst as well as mlasdev.dll and mlasdesk.dll to the same folder and am running the above command to get the sychronization process to run.(I have tested the above script on Windows XP and it works). When I try to copy the same files to a Windows Vista machine, I run the script and restart the computer. I then follow the directions from Sybase's website namely I
"From the Windows Mobile Device Center window, click Mobile Device Settings and then click Change Content Settings.
Select MobiLink Clients and click Save to activate the provider.
To see a list of registered applications, click Change Content Settings, click MobiLink Clients, and then click Sync Settings. "
Everything works on Vista except for when I click on "Sync Settings" when I click on it I get an error saying that there are no settings to administer.
My question is how do you get Mobilink to work with Vista and its Mobile Device Center? I have read all of the documentation I can find but to no avail.
Juen 23rd Comment
For those following at home, as a result of this post, our QA Department was able to reproduce this problem with the Windows Mobile Device Center on Vista when using a Windows Mobile 6 device, and we're looking into it. Everything seems to work fine with a Windows Mobile 5 device, which we used for our initial testing.
June 19th Comment
I really wanted to leave a comment, since this isn't really an answer, but my repuation wasn't high enough to do so. Oh well, I'll post a poor answer and watch my reputation go down. It's the price I'm willing to pay. :)
Our QA group tests mlasinst with Windows Mobile Device Center, but you're obviously doing something different, or more likely your machine setup is slightly different. To get to the bottom of this, we'd likely need to look into what registry settings are changed as a result of mlasinst running, but before I spend too much time figuring out what's going on here (including figuring out what the proper questions to ask are), I should point out that I would recommend synchronizing using TCPIP or HTTP instead of using ActiveSync, if only to simplify the instalation process and to cut out an additional layer or communication between the ML Client and Server. I also see from a post that you made at news://forums.sybase.com/sybase.public.sqlanywhere.mobilink that you've been playing with synchronization using the .NET version of the dbmlsync API and synchronizing using TCPIP. I did respond to your posting on the newsgroup to explain what I believe is happening in your application.
Are you still interested in figuring out the issues with ActiveSync and WMDC, or are you happy with the solution you've implemented using the dbmlsync API and using TCPIP?
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I have followed the steps given in http://developer.samsung.com/tv/develop/legacy-platform-library/art00121/index, and the application appears on the Smart Hub on the TV. However, when I make some changes in the application, and package it again selecting "Update the packaged files on the server", do a "Apps Sync" and run the application, the updates are not reflected.
I have tried changing the application name and version in config.xml. Only the application name changes in smart hub, but the application when opened is what was installed the first time on the TV.
If a new project is made and the same steps are followed, the new application appears on the smart hub, but an update to it has the same problem.
Am I missing something while packaging the same application for a second time?
Not sure if this is useful but I believe the device seems to cache the files. I had the same issue today and was quite frustrating.
I managed to find two solutions:
1) shut down the device and re-launch again (connect to server and the Apps Sync)
2) when you export the app in the IDE, make sure you name the package name differently + title & description need to be different too.
By doing this, Apps Sync will add another app (so you'll have two of the same app, but just click on the last one that appears in the apps list - hope that makes sense). If you want to remove the apps, simply access the widgetlist.xml which will be in the root of your server and then remove the apps references from there.
I hope that helps.
Disclaimer: I understand that stackoverflow is development oriented and this might be more a server question, but I think that many developers use CI and this is the right place to reach these developers.
I am using macOS Server app to run a continuous integration.
Since a recent update, which allows you to run tests as a different user, the server is often unable to sign in as the testing user to run the tests.
Expected behaviour would be, that by clicking Switch user button, it would sign in and start running Xcode bots. What happens is that it makes me sign in as the user, but it stays disconnected.
Restarting the machine doesn't solve the issue.
Please see the image for clarification.
I am going to answer my own question as I spend quite a few time trying to solve it.
The only resolution that I found and works every-time is to setup the Xcode app again.
Click Choose Xcode.. and select xcode app that you want to use to run the builds
Select the user that you want to use to run the builds
Wait for configuration
The issue is resolved
Hope this will help somebody!
I'm subscribing to Adobe CC just for FB and Flash Pro. This bug seems undocumented but is hugely annoying. It has not always been this way - it developed over time, and for awhile if I toggled wifi and restarted it would work again. It is definitely not a workspace corruption; I've reinstalled FB, I've tried different workspaces. What happens is that when wifi is on, or as long as the computer is allocated an external IP, Flash Builder 4.7 works. If wifi is off, or if it fails to find a network, FB crashes before it tries to load the workspace.
Interestingly, if I create a wifi network, assigning my own box a 192.168.. address, FB launches. But if I turn off wifi while FB is open, it throws an error when I try to save files, and throws another error when I quit, saying it can't save the workspace. It's beyond me why, but FB is obviously failing read/write in the absence of a non-local IP being allocated to the box.
This happens even with a clean install and no projects or dependencies.
Has anyone encountered this one? FWIW, I'm also running Eclipse Helios and Kepler, as well as Flash Builder 4 on the same box for maintaining older code - plus Flash Pro and the rest of the CC without any problems. What is up with FB 4.7 ?! I wish Adobe had just put out a damn Eclipse plugin instead of this pile of **** I'm paying $50 a month for. To be an IDE that fails whenever I can't get online.
I can't upgrade OS X on this box, but I doubt it would make a difference, since this is a Java error of some kind and FB hasn't been updated since 2013 or so anyway. It used to work. Unless I got infected with a worm that's trying to upload things I write, I don't see a reason it stopped unless some perms or base code got corrupted. Any insight would be welcome.
This turns out to be a problem with localhost domain resolution on OS X. A workaround can be found here:
InetAddress.getLocalHost() resolution on OSX Lion when offline
I have a Windows Store App that, of course, runs fine on my dev machine.
After creating the package to side load for testing, I installed it on another (desktop) machine. Using the instructions for side-loading contained on pages 25 and 26 of Brundritt's free ebook "Location Intelligence for Windows Store Apps", my app seems to install just fine, except that the app is not added to the Windows 8.1 start screen at the end, as expected.
Nevertheless, I can find the app via the Search functionality - I type the name, it shows up in the "found" list (with its logo), but when I try to run it, the splash screen simply "flashes" and then the app disappears. It icon is indeed parked on the taskbar, and every time I click it, the splash screen flashes, but that's all.
This is a Windows 8.1 app that contains a Bing Map, SQLite (and sqlite-net), as well as ExifLib.
It does show up in Task Manager's "App History" tab.
How can I rectify this problem, or at least determine what the problem might be?
UPDATE
This may (or may not be) significant: the version of the app I sideloaded was built in debug mode. Do I need to build in release mode for this to work?
Also: After building in release mode (for the first time) on the dev machine, it no longer finds the SQLite data that had formerly existed. Does changing from debug to release change the path to the database or something?
Does this help? http://blogs.msdn.com/b/vcblog/archive/2012/09/28/10354327.aspx It appears that the app needs to be built in release mode to work properly.
We have an App which is intended to run on a LAN reading a company's own feed and producing local reports with it.
In order to do this I need to enable read_stream but I note that this is not possible without submitting an App for Review.
However in order to do this I need to choose a platform. I am only able to choose between ios/andrioid/Windows App/App on Facebook/Website/Page Tab/XBox/Playstation
A Windows Server is none of these. I looked at Windows App, but this is asking for a Windows Store ID - we do not particularly want to put this in the Windows Store. We just need to turn on read_stream.
Also, I see that the Review Submission requires a minimum of 4 screen shots. This seems a bizarre thing to have to provide for a Windows Service.
Any ideas how I can navigate all this red tape ?