Is it required to have Apple Enterprise subscription to distribute iOS app through appcenter, or is there any method to iOS device (iOS 7.1) accecpt app from it with standard subscription? I tried everything but get error (cannot connect to ...) when i press download.
All applications managed through the Application Center must be packaged for "Ad Hoc Distribution".
With an iOS developer account, you can share your application with up to 100 iOS devices.
With an iOS enterprise account, you can share your in-house application with an unlimited number of iOS devices.
See iOS Developer Program and iOS Enterprise Program for details.
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I have to change existing app to an instant app.
While editing, there was a problem with bluetooth permission.
Does an instant app support Bluetooth?
Bluetooth is not yet supported by Instant Apps. Check the Instant App FAQS permissions and you will notice these are the supported features as of now:
BILLING
ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION
ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION
ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE
CAMERA
INSTANT_APP_FOREGROUND_SERVICE only in Android 8.0.
INTERNET
READ_PHONE_NUMBERS. This permission is available only in Android 8.0 (API level 26).
RECORD_AUDIO
VIBRATE
As we are in process of upgrading our Worklight platform from 6.2 to MFP7 I couldn't find if MFP7 will support BB10 certification.
The features we are interested in:
Direct Update on BB10 (As we are doing monthly release we have to
submit to BB app store every time), Will this feature be available
on MFP or in the near future?
IBM App centre only support BB6/7. Will IBM App centre support
BB10 so we can deploy the binary (.bar)in?
The BlackBerry 10 environment does not support Direct Update.
Application Center does not support BlackBerry 10 (there is no AppCenter client for it)
We have developed Android Pure native application (using android java api), ios pure native application using objective c with xcode,
We have worklight server installed in one of our server.
Can we use the worklight's application center to to distibute our pure native apps which are not developed using hybrid methodology, with our remote teams?
The end result for either a Worklight-based or fully native apps is the same - an .apk or .ipa... so it doesn't matter.
Simply deploy/upload the .apk or .ipa via the Application Center as you would for for a Worklight-based.
From the IBM Worklight user documentation: Publishing Worklight applications to the Application Center
Step 1 of the Worklight 6.0 documentation for "Installing the mobile test client on an iOS device" says to "Launch the Apple App store from your mobile device and search for Rational Test Workbench Mobile Client", but, doing so on my iPhone 5 has no results.
Where can I find this app?
There was an issue with the Apple app store submission and the client app was not accepted due to Apple restrictions. The development team is looking into alternatives. For now, testing is only available via the emulator.
I still no able to successfully download/install an app thru IBM app center to see what a new app looks like on a mobile device.
2 simple questions :
1) If an app, let's call it myapp, was download/install successfully thru IBM app center, then would myapp simply an independent new app on the device or myapp some how "embedded" in the worklight app center app?
2) If I deployed myapp to a Samsung tablet thru other means, that is not thru IBM app center, then would worklight serve has the knowledge of myadd install in this particular Samsung device?
The application would be independent. You could, for example, uninstall it either through the Application Center mobile client, or via the usual procedure the device OS allows you to.
Assuming the applications has connectOnStartup=true, and you deployed the app to the Worklight Server, the answer would be Yes. (the Application Center is not a substitute to the Worklight Server, you must still deploy it there if you intent for your application to use features such as Worklight Adapters).