An app I created using Smartface is a .bak type file.Is it possible to convert a .bak app to an .apk app so it can be tested as most mobile app testing sites don't allow a .bak type file app to be tested.
I've tried converting it to .bar and then converting it to .apk however it wasn't successful.
Thankyou
Actually Smartface creates .apk or .zip files as output. The .bak file you mentioned should be the backup file of the project itself.
When you open and modify a project in Smartface IDE it automatically creates .bak file of the project file.
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If I am publishing the bot source code using az bot publish command, what is the correct path to code-dir parameter? It simply says path to the source code.
Following is project folder structure:
c:\source\bot-solution\{Solution file }
c:\source\bot-solution\{project-folder}\{project-file}
Is it the folder that contain my .net solution or is it the folder that contain my project file? Typically .net solution file is at the same level at the project folder and project folder contain the project file.
So is it going to be c:\source\bot-solution or c:\source\bot-solution\{project-folder}?
It would be the project folder (the one that contains your project file), not the solution folder.
c:\source\bot-solution\{project-folder}
How to put resources into ready .apk ?
I created an apk program that read text from .txt file in res/raw.
And load image from assets.
When i open apk with winrar and replace images or .txt
, apk file not install.
Eclipse error : the file *.txt have not certificate.
I have the project of apk and cert key.
Now the question is :
What can i do that apk file install after change resources?
Just build apk again with resource included.
BTW, you file should be in assets folder.
I made a huge mistaking in renaming my xml file from xcode and I'm not sure how to fix it. My app has a feature that reads all local xml files built with the project. So now it is reading 2 of the same xmls with different names.
I tried deleting the file, added it back in, and Dereferencing it but no luck. I also made sure to delete my app and re building the project. When I do a full system scan for the xml file nothing pops up. The xml file is currently in the Trash.
Another issue might have been with the svn remote server but I tried svn rm --delete filename and it said the file does not exist. ( I tried the project directory as well as a few other sub directories).
Is there a way to Dereference/delete the file from the project?
I deploy my VS2010 MVC3 project using "Build Deployment Package". The problem is that a couple of files have national (Swedish) characters ÅÄÖ in their filenames, and the deployment package gets these filenames wrong.
For example "Köpvillkor.pdf" becomes "K+Âpvillkor.pdf". The file has the right name in the unzipped "PackageTmp" folder, but inside the "<projname>-<version>.zip" file the filename is mangled, so it seems the problem lies in the way the package is zipped, i.e. it gets an UTF-8 encoded filename from the file system but stores it without conversion as ASCII or WIN1252 or some such inside the zip.
Is there any way to fix this?
If you use IIS to import the deployment package zip file, the filenames will be converted back to the proper encoding.
Unfortunately Winzip, 7-zip and even Windows Explorer Zip extension don't understand the filenames encoding, manual deployment is not possible.
I found today that you can uncheck "Create deployment package as a zip file" and then zip it manually. I use WinZip to zip it manually, and the non-ASCII characters are correctly preserved.
I have added an Xml configuration file to a web project in VS2008 using the “Add as Link” option on the “Add Existing Item” dialog. The Xml file is common to a number of other web projects within the solution so it exists in the Solution level directory. I have used the file link functionality to avoid a unique copy being added to each web project.
SolutionFolder
SharedConfigSettings.config
WebProject1Folder
WebProject2Folder
Problem
The problem is that the linked file is not deployed. I need the file to be copied to the root of the web application so that it is in the same location as the web.config file.
I have tried
1) Setting the file properties on the link as...
Build Action: Content
Copy to Output Directory: Do not copy
...results in the file not being copied at all
2) Setting the file properties on the link as...
Build Action: Content
Copy to Output Directory: Copy always
...results in the file being copied to the Bin directory below the web application root.
3) Post build event to copy the file. This works but is messy to implement because it requires additional steps to get this to work on the build server.
Is there a way that this can be done using the standard options available in the project file?