ionic resources --icon windows
or
ionic resources windows
The above does not generate any icon or splashscreen resources for the Windows platform, rather it's generating for others.
How do I go about this as I can deploy the app with the default Cordova icon & splashscreen?
Thanks.
You can use ionic prepare in windows to generate splash & icon in res folder and then you can copy from resto resources\android folder which will create icons and splashes in your next build of apk.
According to the documentation:
During the build process, Cordova (v3.6 or later) will look through
the project’s config.xml file and copy the newly created resource
images to the platform’s specific resource folder.
Android’s resource folder can be found in platforms/android/res, and
iOS uses platforms/ios/APP_NAME/Resources.
Windows isn't supported when it comes to automatically generate resources.
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after build expo, i released at play store.
After this i installed dependency to add useful function.
("react-native-draggable-flatlist")
is it possible to publish?
If this is not possible, I have to remake apk.
oh, and if i built expo(making apk file), can i publish?
I didn't take any action before build.
yes you can after building expo released apk
If you make any of the following changes in app.json, you will need to re-build the binaries for your app for the change to take effect: Increment the Expo SDK Version Change anything under the ios, android, or notification keys Change your app splash Change your app icon Change your app name Change your app owner Change your app scheme List item Heading
see the doc here
Currently I am working on a project that needs .NET 4.0 to work properly but when I configure the windows installer and try to install it is trying to install the latest version of .NET. So how can I configure the windows installer to install the .NET version on which the project was created. Also I would like to know how to include the Visual C++ Redistributable in my installer.
When you create a setup project and add primary output of a project to the setup project, the setup project automatically detect dependencies including Microsoft .Net Framework. To see if the detected dependency is correctly what you need, you cam see the following locations:
First of all, right click on Dependencies and click on Refresh Dependencies.
Check prerequisites for your project:
Right click on setup project and choose Properties.
In Properties dialog, from the Configurations combo box choose the configuration, and repeat the following steps for both Debug and Release.
Click on Prerequisites... button to open Prerequisites.
In the Prerequisites dialog, check the desired .Net Framework version.
Press OK and Make sure you repeat above steps for both Debug and Release.
Check Launch Conditions for your setup project:
Right click on setup project and from View select Launch Conditions:
Then under Launch COnditions node, select .Net Framework node and right click and select Properties Window.
In Properties Window check the Version property for .Net Framework launch condition.
I'm creating an app with cordova and I need to release it on the windows store (is already in the App store and in the process to be released on the play store so the app itself is working) so I've cloned my cordova app on a windows machine downloaded the Microsoft Visual Studio 2017 community edition and created a new project from existing code selecting apache cordova in the wizard.
And I can run the app on emulator and a real device but when I try to "Project" -> "Store" -> "Create App Packages..." I always fail the verification but the strange thing is that it looks that all the test are passed but at the end I got an error suggesting to check in the folder: "C:\Users[$user]\AppData\Local\Microsoft\AppCertKit" for the log but the AppcertKit folder dosen't even exist and even if I create a new one is always empty.
If I try to upload the .appxupload file created in "\platforms\windows\AppPackages" I get always two errors about:
Invalid package family name
Invalid package publisher name: CN=Apache Cordova Team (expected
even if I select the remote app in the wizard for the creation of the packages.
I'm using:
Visual Studio 2017 15.2
Cordova (6.3.1 / 6.5 / 7.0.1) I've tried all of them.
Windows 10 Pro
If I try to upload the .appxupload file created in
"\platforms\windows\AppPackages" I get always two errors about:
Invalid package family name Invalid package publisher name: CN=Apache
Cordova Team (expected even if I select the remote app in the wizard
for the creation of the packages.
According to the submission error, the identity info of your package cannot be recognized by Dev Center.
To upload your package, you need to associate your project with the app name you reserved in Dev Center to match the identity info:
For more details, you can refer to Package your Windows version Cordova app.
I have a project built on Ionic 1 that I need to continue to develop and support. I'd also like to install Ionic RC2 and begin a new project with that. Can I run both versions of Ionic on the same development machine?
Yes you can.
If you run 'ionic-serve' in your first project folder, the default port to access it should be 8100. If you run another 'ionic-serve' in your ionic2 project folder, the default port to access should be 8101.
This way you can have your ionic1 project : localhost:8100, and your ionic2 project on localhost:8101.
The same CLI is used in both cases ;-)
I have java application (.jar files) and created a batch file to execute the application.
Also, I created a Setup project using Visual Studio 2005 (Setup.exe, .msi).
However, it requires JRE to run. I have downloaded the jre installer (exe file) then would like to bundle it by creating a simple MFC application that calls the two installer (jre installer & Setup.exe).
Here's the list of MFC application functionality that want to create:
1) Upon execution (double click) of the MFC application, want to check if the JRE & my Java application are already installed.
2) If the JRE was found installed, get the installation path, display it to MFC's textbox then disable the textbox and JRE install button. Same with my Java application if found installed.
3) Upon clicking the install button (either JRE or my application), would like to execute the installer.
Any guidance on the right direction is appreciated.
EDIT: target OS Windows XP up
Why not use a JRE prerequisite for your installer? Perhaps this will help: Adding Custom prerequsites to visual studio setup project
This way you don't need an application which launches installers.