Learn how to push files to /enterprise sub-folders on new (Android 11+) Zebra devices where write access via ADB is restricted by Google scoped storage
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Join our Zebra expert Nicola as he guides you through the process of using our current Xamarin SDK to develop MAUI applications. We’ll cover what MAUI is, how this compares to Xamarin, why you will need to make the transition to MAUI, and the steps to do so effectively.
In the last few years Google has been introducing enhancements and restrictions to further secure the Android™ operating system. A key area of focus has been the ability of an application to write to any directory within the file system. Google views this is as an unsecure, so as of Android 11 they are restricting where apps can write and read data.
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Learn how you can export the Managed Configurations of an application by using a customized version of TestDPC.
Setup webhook alerts to your system for temperature out of range events. You can get the data in a Zebra standard format or EPCIS 2.0 format.
A Zebra Data Services application key is required for using and testing this API. As part of the Early Access Program, you will be issued a key that you can find on the Apps Page.
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The ZS300 Electronic Sensors enable near real-time visibility to accurate temperature and location data across the supply chain. The Electronic Temperature Sensor APIs, Android Sensor Discovery Service and Excursion Alerts enable the creation of workflows that supports maintaining product stability, effectiveness, and quality. Sensors can be easily registered, configured, associated with assets, and placed “On Task”. Once on their way, Sensors can be detected by the ZB200 Bridge or by an Android devices running the Sensor Discovery Service. Timely and accurate Alerts let you know when a Sensor has encountered a temperature excursion as it travels throughout the supply chain. Data logs can be retrieved at any point along the Sensors journey. |
A Zebra Data Services application key is required for using and testing this API. As part of the Early Access Program, you will be issued a key that you can find on the Apps Page.
The Data APIs are used to perform the following actions: Retrieve a Tasks full data log
Used to generate a service token for the Zebra Android app ZSFinder.
The Management APIs are used to perform the following actions: Enroll a Sensor, Create a Task, Add Sensors to a Task, Stop Task
Setup webhook subscriptions to get alerted for temperature out-of-range events
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