I'm supporting a company to plan for an App deployment automation through Intune which means .apk/.ipa can be uploaded to Intune programmatically.
I've check Azure Intune REST API but can't find this feature.
I know that SCCM can integrate Intune, so could I use SCCM PowerShell to achieve the Intune App deployment automation?
Or some other way is possible?
Much appreciated.
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We have built a Windows 10 UWP app and have packaged it through Visual Studio as a Sideloaded app. The packages will be deployed on to user's machines by running powershell scripts. We are hoping to disable Sideloading in Developer features once the app has been deployed. However there isn't enough documentation available to see if a sideloaded app will work as usual or cause any errors in future once the sideloading in developer features for the machine has been turned off? Is there a way to safely achieve this.
The sideloaded app still is UWP app. Once the app installed successfully, disabling 'Sideload apps' in developer will not affect the installed apps. You needn't worry.
I would like to make part my UWP application logic a bit different when the application run as a published store app instead of a engineering edition.
So the question is how can I detect at the run-time whether a UWP application is running as a published store app?
Thanks for any suggestions.
I have created an app using Xamarin, and it works great on Testflight and Google Play beta-testing (I am not ready to launch completely yet, but nearly).
I need to know, how am I going to create the package for Windows Store (or what it is called?).
If you are developing a windows phone app, you should have a developer account.
Now if you are ready to publish (or even before) go to the Windows Dev Center and create a new app in there. There you can see the following steps to publish your app in the windows app store.
If you don´t know what your developer account is or you don´t have one, start here: https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows
When starting a parse app, which SDK do you choose so that an app/website could share the same database between platforms (i.e. share the same usernames and passwords between a website, IOS app, and android app)?
The database can be viewed by any platform. You choose the SDK based on which platform you are developing for. If you're developing for iOS, then you'd use the iOS SDK. If you were making an Android app, then you'd use the Android SDK. Both of these SDKs can point to the same Parse database. You just need to set the correct keys.
How to install xap file on windows emulator and capture user actions?
I need to write application in windows c# .NET and deploy xap file on windows emulator. How I can record button click or user actions on emulator in order to do automated testing.
Is any framework like calabash-android, gorillaMonkey, Appium for windows phone 7.
I don't understand why you specified "Install xap file" but I think you are looking for Expensify
Good news is its free and open source, and records the user action to perform automated functional tests on emulator. you can find youtube demo video here
This also supports Android and IOS so if you have same app for android and app you may reuse plenty of testing code.