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• How do I test an application on multiple devices?

  How do I test an application on multiple devices?

  Any information on this?

  Once I created the .ipa file I have to do?

  Creating the API you could use a configuration profile. If it's a development of a distribution one ad hoc, you choose what devices the IPA is allowed to work on.

  So, to make an ad hoc distribution profile that includes all devices on your iPhone Developer account and make the API using this profile. Now, when you did the IPA, you can give it to the people who own these devices.

  If they are all your own devices (or the people that you see every day) you could connect each of them to your Mac and use Xcode window Organizer or peripheral (according to the version of Xcode you are using), and then drag the IPA in the list of Applications for the device.

  If the devices are owned by other people that you do not get to see, you can either send the IPA to them and that they would use iTunes to get it on their device, or if you can put the IPA online you can send a link to them, and they can install the IPA directly from the web page.

  The web server will need to be HTTPS, you cannot use HTTP services from iOS 7.1 is released. To post the IPA online, you can use this utility:

  Mac App Store - BetaBuilder for iOS Apps

• Test the application on the device without a SIM card

  Hello

  I wonder if there's a way to test an application on a BlackBerry device, which is not enabled by the carrier / does not contain a valid SIM card?

  According to this post (http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/Java-Development/Testing-app-on-8130-device-with-no-cell-serv...), the answer is no, but it is from 2008.

  Thank you!

  You can if your device is equipped with wireless Internet access.

• Test the application on a device, 8130 with no cell service

  This is my first post. Thanks for all the help I got already the search of this forum.

  I have an application that communicates with a web service over https.  It works fine on the Simulator and now I'd like to test it on a real device.

  I have a 8130 which had once been on the Sprint Network (no SIM card) but no longer service the active cell.  I would like to use as a testbed and potentially also collect other templates, but I don't want to have a service contract carrier of cell running on all my test devices.

  When I connect the 8130 to the PC with the USB cable, I can download my app and run it and even debugging, but the service book has no entries and the application cannot get to my intranet.  If I run the browser on the device, it says "your device has no entries in the directory service configuration is any browser"

  I tried to run the Desktop Manager and MDS Services Simulator.  They did not provide for any connectivity.

  What is the trick to provide similar internet/intranet connectivity to a physical device of Blackberry via USB without going through a cell phone

  the contracts? Is this possible?

  I don't have a BES.  Do I need to configure a BES in a test configuration?

  If this is not possible then how are you guys test your applications on a variety of actual devices?

  Thanks much for any help.

  Bill

  No matter what the mechanism of connection is used, you have only two original ways

  (1) thanks to a plan by the carrier data...

  (2) thanks to a WiFi hotspot...

  If your test device only supports WiFi too, so sorry you can not test...

  See you soon...

• test the application on the device displays only a black screen.

  Hello
  I've created Hello world app, app works fine on the Simulator.
  But when I install this application on the device and the launch of devie it shows only a black screen. I'm not sure what is the reason for this.
  Device that I use is Intex clouds fx.
  Everything here in the face of this problem?

  Thank you

  Hi @bhuvan
  I solved this problem by adding this css on my html page.
  HTML, body {}

   background: white;
  

  }

  For some strange reason, app is running but watch entirely black screen.
  Jan Jongboom has helped me to fix this problem, I asked this question on stackoverflow so... Here is the link to this question.

  http://StackOverflow.com/questions/25831952/Firefox-OS-Hello-world-app-works-fine-on-Simulator-but-displays-black-screen-mob

  Hope that this tip will solve your problem as well

• Test application android without device

  I'm about to start creating Flash interaction that I'd like to run on android tablets. I do not have a tablet.

  I know that it is possible to test on a virtual device.

  Can all sages members tell me the best way to do it? I would be very grateful for any help.

  Keith

  Edit: I see there content Simulator. Large.

  Your best option would be to get something like this:

  http://www.Amazon.com/GP/product/B00TSUGXKE/ref=s9_acss_bw_cg_odsbnc_1a1?pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX 0DER

  It performs well enough to test and should be at least as fast as an emulator. Having a real device, it will be easier to test think like multitouch.

  You will notice that it is not in stock until December 27, if you need something sooner $80 heat HD would be a good alternative.

  If you do not need to test the multitouch, or $ 50 is too hard to pass, watch the emulators like this:

  KKKKK 2 million users of Android and counting

  It is possible to use the emulator provided with the Android SDK, but it is difficult to set up and slow to start. But, it would allow you to debug the tests, I don't think that it works with Karl. This works with devices of fire.

• Could not test the application on the device in draft mode

  Hi all!

  I have an application already published for BB10 devices, and I want to add support for the Playbook and test it before release.
  In the portal provider I have download the new .bar file and select all devices (Playbook too). The application modifies the State in project mode.
  Then to the Playbook I pass the link to http://appworld.blackberry.com/webstore/content/xxxxx, where xxxxx is the application ID and see my candidacy in AppWorld, but I couldn't download and test, rather download button I have a message: this application does not support this device profile.

  What I did wrong?

  Thank you!

  I solved this problem, thanks to Garrett.

  Before you bind the application in the browser, it needs to open AppWorld and type 'tst' and press 'return '.

  After that, if a link to the application in the browser, it will be aviliable in test mode.

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/BlackBerry-world-development/how-to-live-testing-the-payment-...

• Test an AIR application on iOS device, without being an Apple Developer.

  I know that it is now possible to test an application on a device iOS WITHOUT be paid member of the Apple Developer program.  How do I do that?

  The way I've done things before, was to go on my developer account Apple - device UDIDs to type and create the commissioning of profiles and certificates.  I also used TestFlight - but this also requires a paid membership.

  
  So, what's the new way?

  OK - it worked!

  You need XCode 7.  Create a new iOS XCode project.  (A simple display application - regardless)  But the Bundle ID must be the same as your white AIR app ID (the same that in your configuration xml AIR fie .).

  Plug in your device, and then run the XCode application on your device.

  In XCode, you can consult your commissioning profiles - and display them in the Finder.  You will need one for this application ID.  (I did a copy).

  Then - Keychain Access (in the Utilities folder) and find your certificate listed under 'my certificates). Export it as a .p12 file (and give it a password).

  Now, you can use the .mobileProvision and .p12 file and the password, to build your AIR application to deploy your device!

• What is the best way to my test app on Android devices?

  I am a great Apple user and can test my application physically on old devices iPhone 3, 4, 5 and 6, as well as several iPads.

  However, I don't know where to start with Android. There is a paid service that allows me to test on all the most popular devices? HTC Galaxy, Note, etc.?

  Hi Chris,

  You ask about a way to run your automated tests on a high-end devices the Android, or someone else to take a test plan, and then manually run through it?

  If you want that your tests automated to run on multiple devices, I suggest you have a look at AWS unit closed. Here is a list of their devices: list of devices. The best use of the system is to develop tests automated in a setting like the gourd.

  Even if you don't have automated tests, they can always run your application through a battery of tests of "compatibility" to assess the stability and the compatibility on a wide range of devices. You can view the screenshots to see how well made design.

  As an end-user of DPS, however, most of your tests can be subjective tests, the content is constantly changing. It is more difficult and I would recommend developing a simple battery of automated tests that will allow you to see a few areas in the application, such as the tops of the pages browse that you want audited, and perhaps every page in the article so that you're not just getting back random screenshots. System such as CPU and memory usage metrics will help you determine if you have created an article that is too demanding of system resources.

  You will need to use a preview of the application builder application to test the new content.

  Let me know if you have any other questions.

  -Dave

• How to test my application of ADF mobile browser on Android emulator?

  Hello
  
  I created a Mobile browser app. Could someone tell me please how to test on the Android emulator?
  
  I read the information on downloading and configuring (Blackberry) simulators and emulators (Microsoft Windows) to browser Mobile ADF in 'Running Mobile Device simulators with JDeveloper and ADF Mobile'. However they mention no details on downloading and configuring "* Android emulators." Could someone help me please in the present.
  
  Concerning
  Raja

  If you want to test the browser applications Mobile ADF (those built with components of the Trinity) - then you run your application in the JDev, copy the URL and open in the browser, which is part of the Android emulator.

  If you want to test ADF Mobile apps - you deploy to the emulator, and then start the application like this:
  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E18941_01/tutorials/MobileTutorial/jdtut_11r2_54_2.html

• How to develop and test the application mobile flex without the real device?

  I'm trying to read some information about it, but decided to ask also here.

  I have a project that has a company wants to grow me, it's for iPad. That's ok I am with Flex and the framework for web development, but not for mobile. Why? Because I have no idea how to test my application. I know generation ago it sort of the desktop version of the application with the change of the "back" button on the orientation stuff, but how do I know my application will look and work exactly the same (I mean NOT performance here). I mean you know how every android or iOS device have their native keyboard or native video player for example and I have only in the debug version of the application.

  The question is how to develop this application based on the desktop emulator or anything and then hope that my app looks and works on a device, as it should... Of course I can't afford to buy all the devices it is just to be able to test on it if necessary? So, how do you, how to test how my iPad app works on a device without a? I know I should get a licence from iOS dev to be able to package the app for iOS, but it's $ 99 per year or something like that I can handle, but how to test my application without having to buy the darn device? Are there any emulator for iPad or something like that I know what my customers will see when they get the application? One of my friends told me that the mac os x use the developers a tool - cause some kit of dev who has emulators for all iOS devices and you can build and test there immediately and that you can simulate virtually any combination of key for example, and he said he's working and seems to 1:1 as the real device but he didn't know if can I export an AIR application and try it like this, he only knew for app written in native code.

  If someone can just tell me how should I do this? Should I buy a mac os x computer laptop to test because I am a user of windows 7, or perhaps create a mac os x virtual machine and tests out there or maybe the only option is to actually buy the device... that would be terrible for a freelancer...

  I hope someone can save the day here! Thank you.

  F

  Since the AIR for iOS applications are compiled to ARM code you will not be able to run on iOS emulators running on Mac OSX.

  You can do a very simple test with the "Simulator" built into Flash Builder, but it is not much more than a window to AIR with a window size that matches the resolution of the selected iOS device.  When running in the simulator of the application is not compiled to ARM code so it will take a completely different code path than what will be the final release of iOS.

  Ultimately if you are developing for iOS with AIR nothing but for tests on real iOS devices.

• How to test the application with the size of the diff display to ensure effective operation on all devices?

  Hello

  I work on one application and right now testing my application on BB Dev Alpha. As the resolution of the screen are different, I want to know how can I test the app on the screen size all supported?

  Take a look at this document:

  https://developer.BlackBerry.com/Cascades/documentation/UI/resolution/

  It should provide enough information about how to support the future 720 devices.

• Test the application installed on the Playbook, but no application on the device

  I installed my test on my blackberry playbook application - deploy - installApp-device - password - package .

  He said: result::success but I can't find the app installed on the device...

  The bar file is signed and all.

  I have a Playbook with 1.0.3.1868 in development mode

  a Mac with 10.6.7

  I used the terminal

  I have the SDK 1.0.2 installed

  I built the app with blackberry-airpackager

  I created a token with blackberry-debugtokenrequest

  All ideas

  OK, so I solved the problem myself:

  There seems to be a naming conflict. If I rename my application, everything works fine...

  Thanks for your time.

• Do I need Adobe Device Central and Extension manager for new applications?

  I had CS5.1 Photoshop and Lightroom 5.  I now have the new creative cloud Lightroom and Photoshop CS 2015.  Can I get rid of Adobe Device Central CS5.5 and Adobe Extension manager CS5.5 or these are still used by the new software?  Mike

  CC has its own extensions Manager and Device Central is dead and has been for CS6. Feel free to remove them.

  Mylenium

• where is the Device Central which exist in CS5 Cs6?

  in Adobe Flash Cs5's Device central to choose and test Air android with the brand and different resolution

  but I can't find it on Flash CS6!

  so, how can I test my Air 3.2 project in various resolutions and devices?

  Since you're under Android, even if it is not so easy, you can consider using the tools Android SDK to test themselves on several emulated devices. He has a Manager SDK to allow you to test it against any Android OS you want in a core of real emulated ARM or there is also a nucleus of atom to Intel x 86 (runs a lot faster on a x 86 system) generally for each version of firmware OS as well. It comes with certain configurations by default for devices, but you are free to create your own device from the ground upward. You then use the command-line tools to install your APK on the emulator and then take it for a spin. You will not find better emulation than that.

  This is the default config of Nexus 7 running and I use the Intel Atom rather than the ARMv7 driver because the ARM emulation is rather slow. You can even imitate the cameras or use webcams for them, allow it to use your OpenGL capabilities, etc.:

  

  Again, as you can see, I use the Nexus 7 on OS 4.2.2 using Intel Atom. You come to select your configured profile and click on 'Start' and an emulator will go up.

  All of this comes with the Android SDK, which you can download here:

  Android SDK | Android developers

  The device control panel is comprehensive enough. First you set up a basic device:

  

  Then on the basis that you can create variations:

  

  This allows you to target very finely and get a better idea of how your application will work in many different OSES, hardware configs and environmental factors (space low, high, fast/slow GPU hardware controls, physical keyboard, etc.). Give it a shot!