[MassimilianoFabbri]

The Cloud for me is unreacheable.
I’m on this IP 87.19.237.224
Are almost 4 hours of down.
What is happening ?

[support-octavio]

@eudosia,

Thanks for reporting this issue. We had a temporary server glitch that is resolved. Please attempt another build and let us know how it goes. Thanks again for reporting the problem.

[MassimilianoFabbri]

Now It works.
Still remain the issue in android Jellybean browser
to download the apk file.

🙁

When a solution ?

[support-michael]

The solution is to this requires major changes to our cloud services. A rough estimate is late June or early July timeframe as we reimplement App Center to run on a completely new cloud services infrastructure.

[MassimilianoFabbri]

@support-wayne wrote:

The solution is to this requires major changes to our cloud services. A rough estimate is late June or early July timeframe as we reimplement App Center to run on a completely new cloud services infrastructure.

Are you considering to leave the possibility to the user to upload a package for the built through phonegap native cloud ?
Thanks
Eudosia

[support-michael]

>Are you considering to leave the possibility to the user to upload a package for the built through phonegap native cloud ?

I don’t fully understand your question. Can you restate it or provide a scenario that provides an example of what a “package” is and how it will be stored and used in a cloud env?

[MassimilianoFabbri]

Mobione source file actually was sent to your cloud which I suppose:

1. Prepares the source and inject all phonegap js, cordova, js and any plugin, create the folder structure and compress (I don’t know which order, but the meaning I think is clear).
2. Then go through the phonegap cloud (genuitec account) who returns an apk or a mac package to the user.

Not sure for the point 2, but I would to know if in a future version of Mobione
we could go from the step 1 to have a zip file we can send through our Phonegap cloud account
to have our builds (Android, iOS, etc)

Thanks
Eudosia

[Brandon]

If I understand your request all you have to do is zip up the www folder and upload that to phonegap.

[MassimilianoFabbri]

MMM don’t think is so simple.
Have you ever tried ?

[Brandon]

Yes I have built some in PhoneGap using the www folder and adding other files to it that I cant do in M1.
Mobione uses the files in the www folder to build the project, this is why the web apps work when you upload this folder.

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