I'm sorry, it's under the "Logcat" utility under the setting "verbose." Any ideas or good resources on how to make the camera work? Is there a way to test the device in Xcode but on Windows? Or do I need to do this?
I'm sorry, it's under the "Logcat" utility under the setting "verbose." Any ideas or good resources on how to make the camera work? Is there a way to test the device in Xcode but on Windows? Or do I need to do this?
Sorry, I still don't understand you. You have Camera service in your app and it doesn't work? You can't test app in Xcode on Windows machine.
The camera button doesn't launch the camera. Unfortunately. I believe Katya told me that I'd have to test the camera through Eclipse, and that it wouldn't work in the web browser.
You should test native feature (such as Camera, Barcode scanner etc.) on real device, also it won't work in browser, you need to install app on device. By the way here is our tutorial http://docs.tiggzi.com/tutorials/usin... showing how to add Camera service to app.
I feel as though I've followed that tutorial pretty well. But I can't get the app to run in the Tiggzi tester app, when I click the button, it redirects to nowhere. So I've never actually tested the camera feature on a real device as an application. I've tested it in my android mobile web browser, but not outside of that.
and by "button" I mean log in button
Hi, please export app as .apk or .ipa file and install on device to test Camera service.
I tried installing the .apk file on my android device. It successfully installed and replaced the sort of "temporary" version that Eclipse writes there to do simulations. It produced the same error message as before when I was using the right-click "Run As" method. Any thoughts?
Sorry, I'm completely confused now. Let's start from scratch. Could you be more specific and clarify what's the problem you have? How do you test your app (using simulator, desktop browser, device browser or you've installed app on device)? How to reproduce your problem?