Do any body have or know any site where I can get a template for System Design Document for my firmware develop project for Atmel UC3 platform?
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We have a rich interactive application build on Adobe AIR platform which runs on Windows 10. We want to make this available on our Microsoft Surface Hub with minimal changes?
I couldn't find any related information in internet.
Dos Microsoft Hub run on Windows 10? Please share a bit more info so I can help.
If it does, then the app should run without issues. If it doesn't but it comes with a Windows Store, then you can change your AIR app to be added in Windows Store and download from there.
I have a client with an application that is written in MXML and ActionScript 3 and is deployed as a desktop app using Adobe AIR. The client would like me to implement automated builds and releases for this application and currently uses Visual Studio Team Services as their build and release management platform. My question is, what is the best way to use Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS) to build an Adobe AIR application?
I am familiar with the amxmlc tool for building AIR applications using the command line but this relies on Java and I cannot find any documentation on how to run a Java-based tool from within VSTS. Any assistance on this matter would be appreciated.
I understand that Adobe AIR is an older technology but for reasons that are beyond the scope of this question the client does not want to rewrite the application in newer technology at this time.
In addition, alternative build and deployment platforms are out of the question. I have experience doing something similar using Jenkins however the client would like to stick with VSTS.
Please let me know if you require any additional information to help answer my question. Thanks in advance.
You can setup a private build agent on a machine (can be on your local machine) that have requirement software installed (e.g. JDK, JRE). Deploy an agent on Windows
You can build the AIR application via amxmlc tool, so you can add Command Line task to call amxmlc tool to build your project.
I am trying to get started on application development for my Motorola MC32N0 device running Windows Embedded Compact 7.0.
This tutorial explains that I need a Board Support Package (BSP), however I am unable to find this on the Zebra website. Is a BSP available for the Motorola MC32N0, and where can I find it?
Another question, during the installation of Platform Builder 7.0 I used a trial license key. Now if I deploy the build output to my device, will it replace the OS that is already installed, or will it just deploy the application?
I am new to Windows CE, but have a background in web development and WinForms.
For C/C++ application development, Visual Studio 2008 and the Motorola SDK will suffice.
BSP's on the other hand are for developers working on low-level code such as the kernel OAL and device drivers. Platform Builder 7.0 is a plug-in to Visual Studio 2008 that enables building and debugging BSP code, and is not required for application development either.
If you only intend to develop C# applications, you may not even need the Motorola SDK, but could target just a generic Windows CE device in Visual Studio.
I recently was given control of a project that is based on the Codeblocks IDE. This project consists of large make scripts, gcc for motorola microcontrollers, and example C programs. The code is under subversion source-control, but there are no test scripts.
I am wondering what the best test package for windows based software is. I would like the ability to launch the software, open a project and compile. Then I would look in the output directory for specific files, binaries, etc. I have the ability to provision a dedicated VM to this task.
I'm wondering if there's a better way for testing than fully launching the IDE and clicking through menus.
I wish this project was assembled with Test-driven development in mind, but now I'm being forced to add in test afterwards.
Thanks for any advice u might have
IMO, you need Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 bundle.
Microsoft Test Manager 2010 for test case/test script/defect tracing management system, even more, you could use it as testing environment management system, including virtual machine(Hyper-V).
And you could also use the Visual Studio as the team project management tool, it has some build-in template for different agile project type.
You could get more information from MSDN.
You should get a try at this bundle,
I am looking into tools such as eggPlant. Unfortunatly this tool costs $6000. I cannot afford this right now so I am still not sure of the answer. Thanks for your input tho.
Has anyone used Adobe Flash Catalyst to to author AIR 2.0 applications ? Flash Catalyst allows to save a project in fxp format which can be imported by Flash Builder and then run on the Flash Player runtime. I want it to run on the Adobe Air debug runtime and then create as a Windows desktop application . But Catalyst doesn't seem to support that. Am I correct?
After completing your application in catalyst cs5 you can
click file menu, choose publish for swf or air and select build air application
You can also uncheck build version for upload to a web sever
Now you have air file and can install it