I'm trying to deploy the latest version of my chat bot, but when I try to deploy (or manage deployments) I get a loading icon and the text Loading Deployment...
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I have a web app and have built a respective Electron app for Windows. I want to do the same thing for both IOS and Android without dealing with stores. The app is fully web but it will be hosted only locally, both front-end and back-end. So every client will have its own server in its own intranet.
The problem is that I do not want to open the local IP in every client browser and do 'Add to homescreen' manually.
The ideal approach would be to have an automated way to create and install the PWA on various local IOS, Android devices just as you would install an application in Windows.
My question: Is it possible to automatically create a PWA without having to go through the manual 'Browser' way?
I created a default swift application using IBM microclimate which I installed locally and the default application works fine. However when I update the home page of the application I cannot get the home page displayed to reflect the changes I made.
There is a issue with IBM Microclimate where it does not automatically detect changes in a Swift application and make them available. In order to work around this issue you must stop Microclimate using the "mcdev stop" command and then re-start it using the "mcdev start" command. This will result in the application being re-built and deployed based on the changes made.
Can we upload and add our applications to already existing sample Images available on AWS Appstream2.0?
It gives the option of creating a new Image through Image Builder and then gives the steps ahead. But is it not possible that we upload our application to Images available by AWS?
You can deploy your application on the app stream using an interactive method or by uploading the application on s3.
The wizard that you use depends on your browser and application installer.
The 10 step process to deploy custom application on the App stream is detailed here.
Created several app packages for a windows store app some time ago in order to show a client the progression of the application. Now I would like to load a much older version of the application onto the device, however PowerShell says that the certificate has expired and thus the application does not install. Is there a way to regen the certificate without recreating the entire app package and/or get around an expired certificate and just manually install the app on the device?
I have written a simple Windows phone 8.1 app that starts ok when started via the corresponding application icon.
I also have added a voice command definition file and added voice commands.
My Problem now is that when I speak the corresponding voice command the ...
voice command is recognized successfully
my app is started, i.e. the splash Screen is displayed
BUT the splash Screen is displayed for about 15 seconds and then the app is closed.
Where should I continue to investigate? As mentioned above when the app is started via the application Icon it starts successfully.
So what's the difference when an app is started via a voice command and when it is started normally?
Remarks:
In the code I do NOT react differently, i.e. I do NOT check the way the application is started or try to determine the used voice command ...
When debugging in the Emulator the voice command successfully starts the app.
But when the Debugging instance is stopped, the Emulator Shows the same Problem.
I would post some code but do not know which is the relevant...
In the meantime I have figured out that the problem is fixed by overriding "OnActivated" in App.xaml.cs, which is an alternative entry point to "OnLaunched". OnActivated is used e.g. when the app is started via voice command.