I have created a Mobile application in Movilizer. I have three to four movelets in it. Now I want to embed the Movilizer client in my program and deploy it in Google play store so that anyone downloading from there would get the client along with it and can run my application without having to download the client separately.
What is the procedure for the same?
As per my understanding, Movilizer is a standalone app which contains many movelets.
If you wanna to create a separate container for your company, you can create the same by using Google cloud developer console platform.
For that you should create a signedAPK and should register in Google developer console.
Note: Initial payment = 25$
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I think it's not a good questions, but I have been instructed to use Console.Cloud to create a Service Accounts to access Google Sheet from Python3. Now, I'm trying to use Resumable Upload to upload large Video to Google Drive. I have done some research and found that I need to create an OAuth 2.0 under Console.Developers.
I'm not too sure what is the different between those 2 platforms, even though they are showing the same credentials that I have created.
Those two platforms are different ways to visualize Google resources. The Developers console lets you view your app's credentials with Google, while the Cloud Console allows for visibility into Google Cloud resources as well as into the API credentials shown on the Developers console. I believe that now you can only see your credentials through the APIs & Services section of the Cloud console, since that is what I see when I type https://console.developers.google.com.
For more detail into the many consoles provided by Google and the different type of resources in Google's ecosystem, checkout this other Stackoverflow thread.
I have created mobile app and wanted to use Easy Table and Easy APIs. However whenever I go to that location it shows "Unsupported Service".
Below is the image link of my azure account console.
Thanks in advance.
Easy Tables and Easy APIs are (currently) only supported for Node (Mobile Apps or Migrated Mobile Service) applications, not for .NET applications.
Please see the following thread for more details https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/silverlight/en-US/07ee8c8a-a2fc-47ad-aca4-2ec4b5e8ac4a/enabling-mobile-extension-for-your-app-runs-forever?forum=azuremobile
You can use Easy Tables with a .Net backend. I ran into the same problem following the Quick Start steps posted by Microsoft. What you want to do is delete your application in the portal, create a new one, setup the database, then click Easy tables. It will initialize for you using the database you created.
Do not click on any Quick Start links.
Wondering if I publish an app on the Amazon App Store, if it will be automatically sent to the google play store as well or if I have to submit another app for the play store specifically?
The apps stores are separate you will have to submit twice
Amazon - https://developer.amazon.com/public/support/submitting-your-app
Google - https://play.google.com/apps/publish
I want to create a Windows Phone mobile app that receive inputs, send the inputs to an exe running continuously on Windows Azure to process and send outputs back to the mobile app. I have the knowledge to create a WP apps but little experience in Azure ,though I have access to it, so I don't know which service to use and how to use it. Please help
Technically, you could run an .exe in a web role on Azure but there might be a better, and easier, way to architect your solution.
Consider using Azure Mobile Services and, as WiteCastle says, re-architect your exe into a custom web API. Here are some examples of RESTful Web API projects from Microsoft's ASP.NET site.
Here are some useful resources to get you started:
Learn how to build secure mobile apps for the enterprise: view
webinar
Learn how to build consumer mobile apps that scale: view webinar
Choosing the best backend for your mobile app: view webinar
Alternatively...
If you're more comfortable with a web based back-end, why not try a product like appery.io, which allows you to create and connect up your app all via a 100% browser based IDE.
I am trying to create a simple table in Azure Mobile Services so that my c# Windows Phone App can utilize a high score table. However, though it appears in every example I find online, there is no "Data" tab inside my mobile service I created on Azure where I can create that table. They removed it or something, but there is no documentation whatsoever. Anyone know what's going on?
Thanks.
You probably chose to use a .NET backend (as opposed to JavaScript). When you do so, the DATA and API tabs are not visible in the portal. This is because both your data access and custom API's are part of your Visual Studio solution and have to be deployed from there. If you want to use the Javascript backend where you create your tables, APIs, and edit their scripts in the portal, you'll need to create a new Mobile Service and choose Javascript as the backend.
When you first create a mobile service, you won't have [any data in the] data tab. The easiest way to get started is to choose one of the sample app templates (iOS, Android, Windows Phone, Windows 8, HTML, Xamarin, PhoneGap). You should see an option then, to download the client app. There should also be an option to set up a default bit of data (the todoitem table). Once this is done, you should see the Data tab.
This isn't the only way to create data, but it's the simplest, especially when first starting out.