For the icon change effect on the android emulator and device if i install manually .apk .ipa file . It works fine after changing the application icon and uploaded mobilefirst console in the production environment.
but problem is marketing manager mail me . application updated but not changed the Application icon in iOS and android device.
at this situation what can i do ?
I flowing this
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It is not clear to me whether you refer to the icon that you see on the device home screen or to the icon that you see in the AppCenter console.
The icon on the home screen is managed by the device OS, and Idan's answer is correct here. This effect has nothing to do with IBM AppCenter but rather with the device OS.
The icon in the IBM AppCenter console is cached for 30 minutes in the browser, in order to allow the browser to refresh the screen more quickly. The idea is that icons change rarely and speed it important. There is a Java VM property ibm.appcenter.services.iconCacheMaxAge (in seconds) that can be set to a different value to modify this effect.
Based on the comments, an update will not take place if you did not increment the version number of the application.
If you change a native resource such as the app icon, but do not increment the application version number then the check for a new version will not see the update because it is basing it on the version number.
Update the version number and upload the updated .apk and .ipa; the update should then happen.
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I'm completely new to React Native, Expo and App development in general.
I'm building a React Native app solely for iOS using Expo. I've finally managed to finish a version I'm happy with, tested with users etc. I've now been spending time adding all the required screenshots, text, info etc to App Store Connect in order to submit the app. While doing that, I learned that iPad app screenshots was mandatory, which I found weird.
I later found that I had "supportsTablet: true" in my App.json file, so it makes sense that it's expecting iPad pictures. After changing this and making a new build and submitting that, it's still a requirement.
After Google a bit I can see that it has been impossible to change this:
Removing iPad support from app
iOS App Submission : remove iPad support
iOS App Submission want to remove iPad support
This led me down the road of trying to upload the app as a new submission. I can't get this to work though. According to this documentation:
https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/qa/qa1623/_index.html
I should change bundle identifier and upload again. Changing this in app.json under expo.ios.bundleIdentifier doesn't work though, as I just get an error that I've already uploaded this app previously.
What are the steps I should do to reupload the app as a new submission, so that I can not support iPad?
In order to upload a new version, you must increase the version and the build number. You can find this if you open the project in Xcode under the General tab and the Identity section. In the same tab, you will see the Deployment Info section where you can untick the iPad. Check the picture attached.
I changed the default app icon and it appears fine in the app drawer, but on Android 8.0's recent apps the icon is still the default one.
Also when I try to uninstall the app, the Alert windows that opens contains the dafault react-native icon.
I tried looking on other posts and found this comment, but I already set those and even created a mipmap-ldpi (36x36) icon, but it still remains the same.
How can I change these icons?
I'm using React-native 0.59.1
For Android 8.0 and Above Adaptive Launcher Icon are used and for Versions below Android 8.0 we use Legacy Launcher Icon
You can try try to update icons using Image Asset Studio -
To start Image Asset Studio, select Android in the Project Window. Right click on the res folder and select New > Image Asset. You have now opened Image Asset Studio. You can now create an Adaptive Launcher Icon or Legacy Only Launcher Icon as per your requirement by selecting Icon Type.
You can refer to this link for more information.
Hope it works !
When I preview any one of the MaximoAnywhere applications eg. Inspection app (Android version), by default the BrowserSimulator is opening Android Phone device view. Is there a way to open Android tablet device view by default ?
This feature is not available as part of the MBS tool.
What you can do instead is have it load the preview as usual the first time.
But after that first time, keep the browser window opened the way you set it up with the device skin that you prefer and from there on just build your changes, and then in the browser simply click on the refresh button. The end result would be what you're looking for - to preview with the tablet skin that is already opened infront of you.
I have developed the push notification functionality in my MobileFirst 7.1 app. Push notifications are working fine and I am able to receive them in my application. I want to change the image in the notification popup which is coming default as worklight image. See below screenshot. How can I do it?
In your Android project's "res/drawable*" folders ,you should find "push.png" file that shows this icon. If you change it to your own icon, make sure you maintain the same name.
Realizing that you have already accepted an answer, I'll leave this here just in case someone else has the same problem.
I found that I had to run cordova clean before my build in order for the images to get copied into the .apk properly by the build process.
I use another image.icns as my applications icon file.
I've deleted ~/Library/Application Support/NotificationCenter/*.db and restarted my computer but the notification icon is still the default Mac icon for my application.
Stop your application from running in Xcode. Force quit the Notification Center process via Activity Monitor. Relaunch Notification Center and then launch your application. Your notifications should now display your application's icon you've provided in your AppIcon.appiconset.
Turns out you should probably keep your icons in an ".iconset". And have all the recommended sizes available for the notification center to pick up (e.g. might be 32 x 32, might be 16 x 16).
And to create this, you can use the "Icon Composer" app to convert your .icns file into a full blown icon set. The .icns file does end up in your built app package / bundle in the end, though.
Details can be found in Apple's "High Resolution Guidelines for OSX" document, under the "Create a set of icons that include high-resolution versions" section.
Archive your app, export it to your applications folder. When there is a copy of your app in Applications folder, notification icon is somehow visible. This worked in my case...