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Plugin not working on 64-bit architecture #4
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Hi, can you update the plugin for 64 bit support so it can be used on iOS8 and PhoneGap Build? |
Essentially, I just recompile WindowsAzureMessaging.framework to support 64-bit arch. @emtopping If you need this, you could install from my repo, until fix would be merged.
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@kant2002 I appreciate the offer, Andrey. Unfortunately I'm using PhoneGap Build so I need srebnov to update it in PGB. I'm trying to setup my own environment in case the author has abandoned the project but having trouble updating my version of cordova in Visual Studio Tools for Apache Cordova from the default - but that's off-topic! ;) |
merged and thank you a lot for the effort - please let me know if it does not work. |
I believe that PG Build uses the following fork so this fix must be landed here to make it working |
@sgrebnov indeed it does - does that mean PG Build won't be updated? (Sorry I'm a bit of a newbie with this)? |
@PhonegapProjects hey guys, could you merge or cherry pick this fix to your fork? |
Thanks, Sergey! |
Hi @sgrebnov , Can it be that the PhoneGap Build is using the old version still? Got a 64 bit error when compiling with a PhoneGap ios build. I did not specify a in the config file version so it should get the latest plugin version right? Thanks |
@mvanhalen in the end I used the Azure javascript library not the plugin (in conjunction with pushplugin).... |
@emtopping That's another option indeed. But I would like to have a clean integration with notification hubs directly. This seems the best way to do it. But always good to have a fallback thanks. |
The issue is still open, I'm getting the error Link: ld: warning: ignoring file Cordova370/Plugins/msopentech.azure.NotificationHub/WindowsAzureMessaging.framework/WindowsAzureMessaging, missing required architecture arm64 in file Cordova370/Plugins/msopentech.azure.NotificationHub/WindowsAzureMessaging.framework/WindowsAzureMessaging (3 slices) UPDATE: I've updated the WindowsAzureMessaging.framework from the official repository |
my build is faling with the zip you linked to: im getting the error: file is universal (4 slices) but does not contain a(n) armv7s slice: |
I've also come up with PushPlugin and Azure REST for notifications hub |
Hi @svenrobin and @Lanayx , Good luck |
@mvanhalen Hey, Good fork but i still got the same error when trying to build it for my ipad: : file is universal (4 slices) but does not contain a(n) armv7s slice: Plugins/msopentech.azure.NotificationHub.Extended/WindowsAzureMessaging.framework/WindowsAzureMessaging file |
do you have any idea in how i can fix this @mvanhalen ? |
Odd. I have used the latest version a couple of times now. Compiled without issues in PhoneGap Build. Even got a new App approved in Apple Store with it. Did you specify a version number maybe? Better leave that out to use the last version. |
I have left it out, do you know if you built the framework with the armv7s architecture @mvanhalen ? it's crashing only for that architecture. |
Ah ok. It´s possible that was left out. I tested only with ios8 But still PhoneGap build does not give any errors. Did you add the plugin to your PhoneGap project directly? Without using PhoneGap build? Sent from Windows Mail From: svenrobin I have left it out, do you know if you built the framework with the armv7s architecture @mvanhalen ? it's crashing only for that architecture. — |
i added it with a build and that works, its just when i try to build it for armv7s, is it possible for you to recompile it for armv7s also @mvanhalen ? |
bump @mvanhalen ! |
XCode complain that it ignores the WindowsAzureMessaging.framework since it does not have symbols for x86_64 platform.
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