WiseJ Mobile Deployment

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Hello, I started using WiseJ Mobile, and I use the “WiseJ Mobile” app from PlayStore to debug my apps and it works very well and does all the things i need.

But my app is finished and I wanted to launch an app on the PlayStore, I tried to read the WiseJ docs but I don’t understand very well.

I have an empty view app in Android Studio with a WebView, but the cellphone actions have no effect, for example vibrate, or show a notification even native alertbox’s from wisej doesnt work in the app i made. Im running a normal webview, it makes no difference in the app I created, they just don’t work. I would like someone to help me.. Can’t use webview? Do I have to use another alternative? Looking forward to your reply and thanks to the support team.

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When you run the app in Android Studio, are you running the app in an emulator, or did you connect your physical device to the computer? If you’re running in an emulator, certain actions like vibrate won’t work- you have to use a physical device.
You said that native alertboxes from wisej don’t work- are they being triggered by mobile events? If you make a simple button that you can click on to display an alertbox, does that work?

I suspect that Webview is functioning the same as if you had opened your mobile app in a web browser on the desktop. Just like how mobile-specific actions don’t work in the desktop web browser, I would expect them not to work in Webview.  If you create something simple that doesn’t rely on mobile-specific actions, like a button that you can click on to display an alertbox, I would expect it to work on Webview, desktop browser, and mobile.

You need to use the Wisej Mobile Android app in order to publish on Google Play. The whole point of our Wisej Mobile Hybrid app is to provide services to the Wisej Mobile Extension exactly for the things that aren’t working for you. You’re simply running a web site in a WebView.

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