When our bot sends a notification to a channel the app name on the notification gets cut off on IOS devices. The title on desktop, web and Andriod devices is 'Peer to Peer' but on IOS devices it gets cut off at 'Peer to.' There is no difference in code between devices.
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I have configured the Appceter Xamarin.ios for sending notifications to iOS devices. I entered everything as is mentioned in AppCenter but when I send notifications, it says Sending and looks like its stuck there. I don't know what the issue can be. Any ideas here?
As you can read here, push notifications cannot be tested on a simulator for iOS. You will need to test it on a device
Because of configuration requirements for iOS push notifications, you
must deploy and test the sample application on a physical iOS device
(iPhone or iPad) instead of in the simulator.
I have a paid app in PlayStore (android) and AppStore (iOS). I'm developing a free app which have similar functions as the paid app but with ads banner at bottom and a time limitation when playing. In this free app, there is a button to allow user upgrade/install the paid app, when user click on this button, the app page on PlayStore will be displayed if the free app is playing on an Android device. Otherwise, the app page on the AppStore will be displayed (the free app is playing on an iOS device). How can I do this in CodenameOne?
You will need to use:
Display.getInstance().execute(url);
For Android see here how to build the url:
How to open the Google Play Store directly from my Android application?
For iOS see here how to build the url:
How to link to apps on the app store
I just published my app for wear devices, its the Watch Face, don't have any UI for phone app. I uploaded to the Google Play.
But it says This app is incompatible with your device. To all users or Devices.
Anyone have idea?
Since Android Wear application are only in sync with a handheld device, it needs to have a corresponding application in the handheld device.
Let me make it little more clear:
To install anything on Android Wear, you need to have corresponding application for mobile, which will sync up its corresponding wear part and install the same on wear.
So go ahead develop a dummy kind of an application for handheld.
According to the official documentation, in order to publish a wearable app without a phone app component, you need to raise your minimum target SDK version to 2.0.
Source: https://developer.android.com/training/wearables/apps/standalone-apps.html
I installed the Android Wear app on my phone to link with my Moto 360 and Android Wear emulator. For various reasons, I would like to "reset" the Android Wear app so that it forgets about all of its connections.
I uninstalled the Android Wear app and re-downloaded it from the Google Play store, but it still remembers that it was last paired to my emulator.
How can I reset the Android Wear app to fresh-install experience?
Connections to wearable devices are managed by the Google Play Services, so you should clear its data as well (warning: it will remove all other (may be) valuable data which are stored by Google Play Services).
In the device choosing screen Wear app shows all paired Bluetooth devices, so to clear this list - unpair devices in the bluetooth settings).
I got invitation to the Android Wear Developer program but when I try to install the Android Wear Preview app I see information that my device (Samsung Galaxy S2) is not compatible with the app. Is there some kind of list of devices compatible with Android Wear Preview app?
Thank you,
You need a 4.3+ Android smartphone. Because the Notification listener functionality has been added with API level 18.
Tablets were stated to be supported but right now they're filtered out from the store. You can still manually install the APK though.
Bluetooth LE isn't mandatory - for the preview at least.
I don't think there is a device spesific restriction, but according to developer.android.com
Note: The Android Wear Preview app is compatible with Android 4.3 and higher and is not available for the Android emulator.
Edit: I think BLE is used for communication between smartphone and watch. So obviously that would be hardware restriction.