I am new to this Apps and I am observing the discussions and this would be help me for a good start

I am new to this Apps and I am observing the discussions and this would be help me for a good start

Hi willeysher:
please read this I m Begginer for Developing

This approach is not appropriate for people using Linux for development. Not appropriate for MeeGo development.

For example, in order to upload my Linux-developed application for Linux (aka MeeGo), I needed to run Windows XP under Qemu in order to use silverlight.

http://nielsmayer.com/meego/qml/uploading-to-appup-running-windows-IE-and-silverlight-under-qemu.png

Nothing else worked, and it was a very frustrating experience. Google gears is not available on any modern linux browsers and will soon no longer be supported. Silverlight is MS-only.

Therefore, please setup a generic and standards-compliant HTML-based uploader. Or if you must, a generic java application, since at least Java is available and supported multiplatform.

See
http://appdeveloper.intel.com/en-us/forums/how-can-linux-developers-upload-meego-apps-appup-authorization
for details

Mono Moonlight.
http://www.mono-project.com/Moonlight
Hope this can help you.

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> Download Silverlight

My OS Debian/GNU/Linux and Meego/GNU/Linux do not provide packages for *light , what dont you provide a native html/http upload this is insane
I am waiting for half a year to upload my package ... I'll try again some day if it worth it ...

Or unless some from intel can upload this file to my rzr_online_fr account :

http://repo.pub.meego.com/home:/rzr/meego_current_Core/i586/pinball-0.0.0-6.1.i586.rpm

For now I give up

I completely agree with that comment.

By the way, Moonlight doesn't work as a replacement of Silverlight : it's not even a matter of Debian/MeeGo not providing it. There is NO WAY to make that work from Linux !!!

The HTML5 FileAPI should be considered as a replacement for all these deprecated and evil (hardly portable, ...) technologies that are Google Gears and Silverlight, if you really want to use "trendy" technologies instead of the good old plain HTTP file upload.

Best Regards.

A. Delcasse

Just noticed that there was actually a thread about this component, a part of the site which has been bothering me for a while. I don't understand why you can't settle on something a little more standard? HTML5 would be best of course but even Flash would be better. I currently have Silverlight installed solely for the purpose of being able to upload my applications on AppUp. Which honestly feels rather silly.