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I have uploaded an app on Blackberry World, in draft mode, added my account to the sandbox section, but how do I install the app on my device? Those instructions are for BBOS, not BB10. For BB10, you need to turn on Development Mode on your device from the device Settings. Then open BlackBerry World, open the application menu, choose Settings > Development Mode. Enter your SKU or BlackBerry World content ID, hit Test Content. It should open to the details page of your App. (I think it can take a couple hours after posting an App in draft mode before its available in Sandbox mode.) Signare 1

I am developing an iPhone app for uni and we create an sqlite database file within the iPhone's sandbox directory. Our application writes internally to this file, I am wondering how it would be possible to get this file back to my desktop. I don't really mind how it can be done, any way is fine. Maybe it is possible to even do something like emailing it from the app (if that is possible). Just a suggestion if anyone knows a way. Thanks in advance. You can use the Organizer. Connect your iPhone and choose Window->Organizer in Xcode. Lots of options there, including what you're looking for.

I am using Xcode 8.0, Swift 3.0 and testing in app purchases in my iPad. I want to test in app purchases using sandbox user. There is no account added in device's Setting The Problem is I am not getting product list in response of product request code. Please take a look on my code: let PRODUCT_ID_MY_PRODUCT = "com.company.ProjectName.MyProduct" // The ProducID in this code and ProducID on iTunes are the SAME. ✔️ override func viewWillAppear(_ animated: Bool) { super.viewWillAppear(animated) if productID == nil { productID = PRODUCT_ID_MY_PRODUCT } SKPaymentQueue.default().add(self) } override

Is there a way to load a .NET Assembly into a Sandbox environment that is also restricted in custom ways? I know you can run an Assembly in a different AppDomain, but can you limit it from being able to do certain things that you want to restrict? For example: I want to be able to load up a Plugin (simple, just defined via a specific interface) within a separate Assembly within an ASP.NET application, but I only want the plugin to be able to access certain Data Access Layer component and not be able to connect to any databases directly. I'm thinking about the scenario of having a single

We're trying to sandbox our app to submit it to the Mac App Store (for the first time). It makes hard use of the lower level Carbon APIs and cannot operate the other way. When I enabled the sandboxing, some features stopped working and I see this message in the log: 9/14/12 10:51:58.863 PM sandboxd[41243]: ([41237]) MouseRecorder(41237) deny hid-control Is there any hidden entitlement I could use or we have no chance in the App Store with this app? Even tho I'm several years too late, I assume I can help others looking for the same. It's taken me days wondering why I couldn't connect to the

I want to disallow access to file system from clients code, so I think I could overwrite open function env = { 'open': lambda *a: StringIO("you can't use open") } exec(open('user_code.py'), env) but I got this unqualified exec is not allowed in function 'my function' it contains a nested function with free variables I also try def open_exception(*a): raise Exception("you can't use open") env = { 'open': open_exception } but got the same Exception (not "you can't use open") I want to prevent of: executing this: """def foo(): return open('some_file').read() print foo()""" and evaluate this "open