I've searched all over the web but cannot find anything related to permissions. Is it even doable in native C++? How do I do it? I am completely stuck.
Can you guys help me?
There is no C++ api to request app permissions.
You can use a callback from native to Java (via JNI) and ask for permissions in Java.
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Body: I want to use this library using xamarin so I can run my code on an android device, the page says it's cross-platform. Does anyone have any experience with this? I'm not really sure on how to implement it.
I have done an implementation of the library in Xamarin.Android, you can find the project on github here.
https://github.com/MananAdhvaryu/GWSAndroid
If you have any follow-up questions, please feel free to ask me in the comments.
I want to make an Android application that allows the user to take panoramic pictures... I have been searching for several hours for some library or some sample code or tutorial but I didn't find anything very interesting. Some applications like "Cardboard camera" or the standard Android camera can do this! Is there a way to call these application functions? Or some API? It still would be good if the app I want to make just would use an external app to take the photo. Please help me, thank you :)
I'm in the process of deploying an xpages 8.5.3 app which users the xpages ext library.
Internally the app is working great, but for our ipad users to access it they need to go through a citrix gateway. It appears that the gateway is not allowing a couple of the files through. We are getting and error.
Could not load 'extlib.dijit.DynamicContent'
The network guys have found details that indicate it might be the way that the path's are defined in the Java script some use () and other use []. I need to know which one you use in domino to access the built in ext script libraries. Does anyone know?
http://support.citrix.com/article/CTX122319
Thanks
I had the same problem. I ended up publishing the application as an App instead of a website. It was a change in how the app is deployed but it seemed to work. I know, not the answer you were looking for... If you do find an answer I am very interested in hearing it.
I'm a .NET Developer trying my hand at an application on OS X. MonoMac makes so many things easy for me. I've managed to write an application useful to myself using just the MonoMac posts people have done and the Apple Developer documentation.
I can't seem to find out how to actually associate a file extension to my application. I believe this needs to be done via Launch Services or maybe add something to the Info.plist in my project.
Any hints, code or how tos?
Read this guidelines on Runtime Configuration from Apple: http://developer.apple.com/library/mac/#documentation/MacOSX/Conceptual/BPRuntimeConfig/000-Introduction/introduction.html as pointed by this answer: How to associate a specified type of file with my program?
While I'm no expert on iOS development, I have read through the API docs on Apple's developer site and I can't find anything on this. Before I presume that it's impossible let me ask here: Can I somehow monitor application launches on a standard iOS device? By "standard" I mean not jailbroken and using only public iOS v4 APIs. Any insight is appreciated. Thanks.
No, there's no access to system-level stuff like that at all. The somewhat-small sandbox makes certain types of apps impossible, but does provide a lot of protection for the user.