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API Bridge: building, testing and deployment tips
jappit | 18 February, 2010 12:38
API Bridge is a great tool that allows to build powerful Web Runtime widgets or Flash Lite applications. The counterpart of using its additional functionalities is that the build and deploy mechanism becomes a bit more complex, as you have to deal with the Symbian packaging and signing process.
For this reason, I've looked for solutions that could help speeding up the development part, and ease the deploy/publishing part, and I've collected my considerations in these two articles:
- How to speed up deploying and testing of your API Bridge-based applications
- Deploying API Bridge apps the easy way: the delayed deploy model
Hope these will help other API Bridge developers! :)
Flash
, Java
, S60
, Symbian C++
, Testing
, Web Runtime (WRT)
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