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Deploying for iOS - Fine Tuning, Advanced Settings Screen
Updated onArticleATS exceptions can be set here. To learn more about this, view this article. Essentially, if you are using http instead of https, you need to list the domains here.
You can also whitelist urls.
Knowledge Base LCFM Native Guide Deploying to iOS
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Testing Your App on Your iPhone or iPad
Updated onArticleTo test on your device you will need to have installed Xcode, as detailed in this lesson. You then need to plug in your device. Open Xcode.
Knowledge Base LCFM Native Guide Deploying to iOS
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App Identifiers for iOS
Updated onArticleDuring setup for your app, you will be asked to enter an App Identifier. This lesson explains what this is, how it is used and what format it should be in.
Knowledge Base LCFM Native Guide Preparing to Deploy iOS Apps
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Putting your Android App on your Device
Updated onArticleYou've successfully compiled your first Android app - congratulations! Now, how do you get it onto your phone from your Mac? You could email it to your phone, or download in a browser, or from a chat app, or you can use Android File Transfer, as documented in this lesson.
Knowledge Base LCFM Native Guide Deploying Apps
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Fine Tuning - Setting the Override Values
Updated onArticleThe Override screen allows you to select what device layout you want, and whether you have any features that require a specific version of FileMaker. You can also change some functions from your FileMaker solution here.
Knowledge Base LCFM Native Guide Deploying Apps
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Fine Tuning - Android device requirements
Updated onArticleWhen building for an Android device, you need to set permissions for your app to use parts of the system such as the camera, GPS or connecting to the internet. This panel allows you to do this.
Knowledge Base LCFM Native Guide Deploying Apps
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App Identifiers
Updated onArticleDuring setup for your app, you will be asked to enter an App Identifier.
Knowledge Base LCFM Native Guide Preparing to Deploy Android Apps
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Named users: Add the Licensing Script Step
Updated onArticleIf your app is going to be deployed to named users, you need to add the script step that allows LCFM Native to license it correctly and collect your users names.
Warning! If you are deploying with a named user license pack, and you do not add this script step, you will not be able to deploy the app.
You can put this script step wherever seems best for your app. A natural place for it is on a login screen, but depending on how your app is structured you might want it to be somewhere else. As long as it is present and collecting user names, it is not important for the functioning of LCFM Native where it is put.
You can see how the script step is used in this very simple sample app.
Knowledge Base LCFM Native Guide Preparing to Deploy Android Apps
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How do I Create a Self-Signed Certificate and Keystore?
Updated onArticleThis lesson describes how to create a self-signed certificate and keystore for your Android application. You use the keystore details to sign your app via LCFM Native.
Knowledge Base LCFM Native Guide Preparing to Deploy Android Apps
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Syncing Checklist Step 1. Set the Fmrest Permission and Upload your Solution
Updated onArticleIf you have worked through the previous lesson, Syncing Your Data, you are now on the Syncing Checklist screen. We'll work through each step of this.
Knowledge Base LCFM Native Guide Regular Start - Adding Syncing