There is a new nice service called PushLink https://www.push-link.com
PushLink is a private APK service to keep you enterprise application
updated easily.
Check it out! It is FREE!
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On Monday, May 23, 2011 10:58:25 PM UTC+1, OMA wrote:
Could you not just Push an Update Available message through the app?
Well, I guess I could, but I'm not sure if an opened Android application
can be reinstalled
with this method, since in Honeycomb users can't close applications unless
2011/5/24 String sterling.ud...@googlemail.com
No problem. The OS automatically shuts down the process of any app getting
reinstalled.
Great!
Don't take this the wrong way, but I think you'll find that many things are
possible on Android which aren't on iOS. Speaking for myself, that's
Nobody knows about this? (private Android market)
2011/5/18 OMA octavio.mol...@gmail.com
Hi, I just subscribed because I'm also interested in this topic
(private Marketplace so private Android apps get automatically
updated).
I know this thread is from some years ago.
Has it gotten any
On Monday, May 23, 2011 3:01:42 PM UTC-4, OMA wrote:
Nobody knows about this? (private Android market)
I expect it should not be too hard to find someone willing to develop one
for you.
But the problem is that you haven't really thought through how it should
work.
Do you just want to
What I need is an automatic update system so applications installed in any
number of tablets
update automatically over Wi-Fi (using a central server in the Internet).
The user should just receive
a message about a new version available, then s/he just confirms and gets
the updated application
Just send them an email with a link to the apk on your corporate server.
If you want, have the server make them go through a login or only serve over
your vpn or coporate wifi. Or have your app periodically check the server.
As long as you are willing (and able) to check allow non-market
2011/5/23 Chris Stratton cs07...@gmail.com
Just send them an email with a link to the apk on your corporate server.
If you want, have the server make them go through a login or only serve over
your vpn or coporate wifi. Or have your app periodically check the server.
As long as you are
On Mon, May 23, 2011 at 4:30 PM, Octavio Molano Anta
octavio.mol...@gmail.com wrote:
2011/5/23 Chris Stratton cs07...@gmail.com
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The method you mention should be enough. I can just make an intranet page
linked in the tablet desktop containing
a link to the APK file (in case a new version
Could you not just Push an Update Available message through the app?
Well, I guess I could, but I'm not sure if an opened Android application can
be reinstalled
with this method, since in Honeycomb users can't close applications unless
using
a third party Task Killer (ideally, the app should
Hi, I just subscribed because I'm also interested in this topic
(private Marketplace so private Android apps get automatically
updated).
I know this thread is from some years ago.
Has it gotten any easier since Dec, 2009?
I'm new to Android development (in fact, I'm developing my apps with
Adobe
If it was me, I would just add code to check home in the app itself.
It would be a fairly simple matter to do so and if an update is found,
link out to it with a webview to download. Installation from a webview
is pretty simple.
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