Download Xap Handler For Windows Phone
Antonette Hespe
When I tap and hold on some link I get this dialog :I want to register my own Windows Phone app as handler of url-s so it can appear in this dialog.I have already looked on file and Uri associations for Windows Phone but I haven't found solution.
I am running Teracopy on Windows 7-64bit. It works perfectly in all conditions other than when I am copying from/to my phone's storage. In this case, the default copier is being used. The default copier is, as expected, unbearably slow.
Android Phones: Instead connect your phone in Mass Storage mode (in USB mode selection screen or Menu -> Settings -> Storage -> USB Mode or Menu -> Settings -> Applications -> Development -> USB Settings for older android phones) to use TeraCopy.
The desired behavior is to intercept a raw notification in the app (without requiring either a background task or the user to give up one of their precious background task spots). Per the sample code at -us/library/windows/apps/xaml/JJ709907(v=win.10).aspx I created an event handler to intercept raw notifications. In one app I created, using Azure Mobile Services to send notifications via WNS the event handler gets triggered and it works great.
After banging my head around all sorts of possible problems/solutions I finally found what was wrong. The culprit was in my event handler code. For whatever reason, code using the NewtonSoft JObject worked fine in my other test project, but was failing in a nasty and silent way in this project. I switched over to using ServiceStack.Text (which I'd been meaning to anyway since it is purportedly much faster...down the road I'll be piping a lot more data to and from the app besides terse raw notifications).
When you create a DragCompletedEventHandler delegate, you identify the method that will handle the event. To associate the event with your event handler, add an instance of the delegate to the event. The event handler is called whenever the event occurs, unless you remove the delegate. For more information about event-handler delegates, see Events Overview for Silverlight.
The most noteworthy difference between writing a handler for a routed event as opposed to a general CLR event is that the sender of the event (the element where the handler is attached and invoked) cannot be considered to necessarily be the source of the event. The source is reported as a property in the event data (OriginalSource). A difference between sender and OriginalSource is the result of the event being routed to different elements, during the traversal of the routed event through an element tree.
If you registered your Android device through the Company Portal, then you can't enable phone sign-in on a personal profile in Authenticator. The message "This device is already registered" appears, and you can't enable phone sign in.
Hello All, i am not a developer , but i would really need your help. I have a Multipurpose Sensor , problem is my windows are european windows which you can tilt and turn, you can open the window in 2 modes, i have attached also a picture. window-math.jpg979248 23.2 KB
What i actually need is to modify a device handler from Multipurpose sensor, in order to show me in which state is the window, meaning closed, Open based on the actual function of the sensor open/closed in swing, and the third option would be based on the 3 axis that is hopper open. Can anybody help ? i want to mention that i searched the forum but found nothing. Problem is that i am not a developer so i don`t understand what to change in the device handler in order to obtain this.
So far i have managed to have on my screen the 3 axis state.
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The default handler has a garage tilt option. You should be able to borrow that code for the tilt (and you may need to adjust the values at which it trips depending on orientation and how soon you want it to show as open). You can probably just have it post the event generated from the garageEvent function to a new attribute.
The AccelerometerReadingEventArgs contains the X, Y, and Z accelerometer readings from the sensor on the phone and a timestamp. The values are expressed in G-forces (1G = 9.81 m/s2), so a value of 1.0 means that the corresponding axis is being pulled with the same force as the gravity in Paris (the oh-so obvious center of the gravitational universe, hi Greg!). For example, if Z is -1.0, then the device is lying flat, face up, on a perfectly flat surface. If Z is 1.0, then the device is lying flat, faced down. Here is a diagram showing all the corresponding values:
Your app just gets itself a reference to the singleton object, and sets up the event handler, it literally cannot be any easier than this code. The Dispatcher.BeginInvoke bit is only required if you need the HandleOrientation method (which you implement) to run on the UI thread. That depends on your application design.
The person icon is implemented as a button with two ellipses, which allows me to use Fill property to change color. Each person icon is also hooked up with an event handler that processes the color change for all the icons before itself. This requires that each icon knows its position and is able to identify the icons before it. To achieve this, I use an inherited class PersonBtn from Button, adding Id to indicate its position.
Now that we have PersonBtn, I can add multiple instances of it on the UI, as shown in code below. The first highlighted line uses a VB collection initializer to conveniently define an array of user-defined types and assign values in the same statement. The icons are added to the containing StackPanel by calling sharedByPanel.Children.Add method. The second highlighted line adds a universal event handler to each PersonBtn to specify the group size, and changes the corresponding person icon color to green.
Windows Phone 7 applications provide the same full debugging experience as other VB Silverlight applications. You can set breakpoints, step into, over and out function calls, and use all the debug windows such as Watch, Autos, Locals, Immediate, and Threads.
The first commercial edition of the ArcGIS Runtime SDK for the Microsoft .NET Framework was released as version 10.2.4 in October 2014. ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET enables developers to build rich, high-performance GIS applications for Windows PCs, tablets, and phones. The SDK includes three APIs that support building .NET apps for Windows Desktop, Windows Store, and Windows Phone. The APIs share a common design and structure, which encourages sharing implementation logic across the Desktop, Store, and Phone platforms.
The Windows Store platform includes Credential Picker, a standard UI for entering credentials. As a result, the default challenge handler (named DefaultChallengeHandler), which is included with ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET, is only supported for use with the Windows Store API. The Windows Desktop and Phone platforms do not have a standard UI for entering credentials at this time. The ArcGIS Runtime Toolkit for .NET contains examples of dialogs for entering credentials on both platforms that are available on GitHub. See the SignInChallengeHandler class for more details. Customizing the UI for the SignInChallengeHandler requires modifying source code in the toolkit.
The DefaultChallengeHandler (Windows Store only) and SignInChallengeHandler for Windows Phone support use of a credential locker to store and retrieve credential details. The example in Listing 13 will cast the current challenge handler to DefaultChallengeHandler, enable saving credentials in the credential locker, and include an option in the UI for the user to opt into saving credentials and enable it by default. Since Desktop does not provide a credential locker out of the box, implementation for a credential manager (Desktop only) is included with the ArcGIS Runtime Toolkit for .NET on GitHub.
IdentityManager supports a global OAuth authorize component via the IdentityManager.Current.OAuthAuthorizeHandler property. The component must implement IOAuthAuthorizeHandler and contains logic for hosting the sign-in page and handling authorization results. Windows Store includes OAuth implementation with the DefaultChallengeHandler. The ArcGIS Runtime Toolkit for .NET contains sample handler implementations for entering credentials on both Phone and Desktop. See these samples on GitHub.
This example demonstrates an Electron application that automatically selectsHID devices through ses.setDevicePermissionHandler(handler)and through select-hid-device event on the Sessionwhen the Test WebHID button is clicked.
This example demonstrates an Electron application that automatically selectsserial devices through ses.setDevicePermissionHandler(handler)as well as demonstrating selecting the first available Arduino Uno serial device (if connected) throughselect-serial-port event on the Sessionwhen the Test Web Serial button is clicked.
This example demonstrates an Electron application that automatically selectsUSB devices (if they are attached) through ses.setDevicePermissionHandler(handler)and through select-usb-device event on the Sessionwhen the Test WebUSB button is clicked.
I'm making a WindowsPhone 8 app in C#. With this an API so I can convert JSON data into useful objects. I've found a method but am wondering if it is any good at all.The problem is it's been a while since I've really worked with C# and never for windows phone.
JavaScript is a scripting language used to add functions to pages, such as manipulating browser windows. In rare cases, JavaScript may be used intrusively to perform certain actions you may find annoying. For these cases, you can turn it off completely. If you do, some pages will not work as designed. To change JavaScript settings:
This is an exciting news for all Stock Rom Windows Phone users who wanted to install Apps from Internet Explorer of the phone. Hats Off to GoodDayToDie Developer who has developed a hack in form of App, XAP Handler, which makes IE, aware of what to do when it encounters a XAP file, extension for Windows Phone Apps. As a matter of fact, if you open a XAP file from Email Attachments, it works the same way. Check out our guide on how to use XAP Handler for Windows Phone allows to install Apps.
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