is there any example that can guide me how to make a apk installation via web or b4j server?
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It should be possible without doing anything special (except of enabling installation from unknown sources): http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2328459/apk-installation-from-web-page
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[QUOTE = "Erel, pós: 394.543, membro: 1"] Deve ser possível, sem fazer nada de especial (exceto de permitir a instalação de fontes desconhecidas): http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2328459/apk-installation-from -web-page [/ QUOTE]
Thank you ... I will try this solution.
Thank you ... I will try this solution.
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Hi BeneBarros,
to test my AppUpdating lib I did exactly that. Registered to a free hosting service (000webhost), then uploaded my apk and an html page containing a link (a href) to that apk. Using .htaccess you could even define free access folders and protected ones.
Note: as explained on Stackoverflow the result may depend on the server configuration; I recently found that 000webhost changed their config and now I can't directly link an apk anymore.
udg
to test my AppUpdating lib I did exactly that. Registered to a free hosting service (000webhost), then uploaded my apk and an html page containing a link (a href) to that apk. Using .htaccess you could even define free access folders and protected ones.
Note: as explained on Stackoverflow the result may depend on the server configuration; I recently found that 000webhost changed their config and now I can't directly link an apk anymore.
udg
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