I am making an application on codename one. i want one progressive widget which can call my application on another android and ios application screen. so how can I provide progressive widget of using codename one on another android and ios application?
I added diagramic representation what i want plz refer this an give the solution
Codename One doesn't integrate well as a widget into other apps. You can integrate an AAR into Codename One and work with a native widget (e.g. embed Google Maps into Codename One) but taking a Codename One app and embedding it into another application would be problematic.
One thing you can do is launch a Codename One app based on a URL scheme and then return to the original app by launching it via a URL scheme. This works on iOS and Android and we cover it in the developer guide.
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I am creating a website where my customers can create a single page website and a simple mobile app (android + IOS).
For providing mobile apps, I am creating 2-3 themes for mobile apps. and I need to create my client's mobile apps changing minor things like name, icon, logo etc.
I want to skip commend line process, for creating mobile app form theme.
so my questions are:
can I host multiple mobile app theme code in expo or any other platform?
If yes, then what is price for this service?
I'm designing an app which has an embedded page on a form, using a BrowserComponent. Unfortunately the maintainer of the website recently created a very unfriendly "mobile friendly" version of the page and the user experience is much better with the desktop site.
Is there some way to get the BrowserComponent to request the desktop site?
You need to change the user agent to match the one of a desktop browser see Codename One - BrowserComponent: custom user-agent
I have a website that is created in Angular 4 (with Lumen as the Rest API) that has a responsive design.
The website works on desktop & mobile browser fine but now I want to create the mobile applications.
What is the easiest way to wrap ionic around my existing Angular website to create the mobile applications? The mobile applications will need camera, location, bar-scanning, etc. So I cant just webkit or webview the mobile applications, I would need the plugins from ionic / cordova.
It depends if you want to use any Ionic Components, so if you want to make visual changes to your app, or not.
If you have already created your application and it works/looks fine on mobile, there is no need to use Ionic. Ionic provides visual components to build hybrid apps that look like native apps, but if you don't need them, there is no need to use Ionic. Instead you can just use cordova, which allows you to take your existing webapp and simply add the native features like camera, location, etc. to it.
If you want to change your app and give it a native feel with Ionic, then it really depends on what kind of app you have and how big it is. It's not an easy task to take your existing app and put it "inside" Ionic. It might be easier to just create a new project and copy over the logic, but rebuild everything UI related with Ionic Components.
I use Cordova Hybrid Apps in Codename One
and My question is : "How can I call, from AngularJS, the contacts page of my IPhone".
Thanks
For access to device APIs when using a Codename One /Cordova hybrid app, you'll need to use the Javascript bridge to provide access to the Codename One Contacts API.
See the section on "Calling Java Methods from Javascript" on this page for an example of how to expose Java APIs to javascript.
I am planning to develop a mobile app that completely duplicates the features that my web app offers. The web app is running on AngularJS + Django + Django REST Framework. The backend is essentially an API server, so it is pretty much ready to support a mobile frontend.
Although I know my stuff in the web development space, mobile development is completely new to me. With no prior mobile development experience and the lack of resources (as always, fund and time), HTML5/SASS/AngularJS are my best friends, so Ionic Framework + AngularJS seems to be the most viable solution for my situation.
A major requirement of this Ionic app is that it needs to support various mobile devices, ranging from iOS to Android and from phones to tablets.
With different design guidelines for iOS and Android and the different screen sizes between phones and tablets, could this requirement be met with one single code base?
If yes, what are the cons or limitations? Is this a common approach?
If no, what's the common approach in the Ionic world in supporting various mobile devices?
I use the same codebase for my Ionic hybrid app deployed as a native Android and iOS via Cordova and additionally viewable as a mobile website.
Nearly every component/layout in Ionic scales nicely between mobile and tablet devices (in some cases, you may wish to make concessions for tablet - font scaling, content adjustments etc which can be achieved by using something like mobiledetect.js and CSS media query targeting), and between devices such as iOS and Android scales with no issues at all.
You even get some inherent coolness with Ionic components such as the modal popup whereby on iPad/desktop it displays as a modal popup in the center of the screen, but on phone it resizes to take up the scale of the entire screen, looking simply like a full screen page.
Hope that helps get you on your way.