Tersus: Re: Go URL

Re: Go URL Date: Jul 6, 2011To get a feel of the application on an actual mobile device there's no need to create a native app, and you can test your application via your mobile's browser running against your studio's embedded server (i.e. as a mobile web app).This is performed as follows:

Find out the IP address of your development machine

Launch your application from the studio

Connect your mobile device to your LAN via WiFi

Open the browser on your device

Copy the url from the development machine browser (launched in step 2), to your mobile browser, replacing localhost with the IP address (from step 1), and removing the /mobile.html.
I.e. based on your last screenshot (which contains the url: http://localhost:8080/Weblink/mobile.html) and assumming your development machine ip is 192.168.100.100, the url to enter shoould be http://192.168.100.100/Weblink

If your device is unable to access the application, and you're sure all steps were performed correctly, make sure there is no firewall (or other security related feature) blocking communications between your device and your development machine.

If you nonetheless wish to convert your application to a native one, follow the instructions provided in http://www.tersus.com/#Id=3216 to setup your environment and export your application.Note that exporting to Android will not work in version 2.0.5, and you must upgrade to the latest version (2.0.11 at the moment), as explained in http://www.tersus.com/#Id=239 (make sure you define the latest rather than stable version).Upgrading is actually a good idea in any case, as there have been quiet a few improvements and fixes since version 2.0.5, especially with regards to mobile development - see the change log @ http://www.tersus.com/#Id=210Regards,DavidSee Also:

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