platform-application | OroPlatform - business application framework

Im using this example to get the package name of a target app. I trying to create a service in background that when user open gmail for example, I could get the text from the class android.widget.EditText.

I suppose that the service has to be active always checking if the user open the target app, then when user open this target app, my service has to get the text of the class EditText, if the field is focused.

There is no example on internet to do this. Can you explain how to get this done, please?

So I have a WebView in my Xamarin Forms application, but I want to make changes to my iOS WebView by creating a custom renderer like recommended here: https://forums.xamarin.com/discussion/129626/how-does-one-implement-wkwebview-ios-in-a-cross-platform-application

I'm not sure how to alter my XAML file though, to call my custom renderer for iOS, and the normal WebView for Android. Currently my XAML file looks like this:

For Install OroCRM in windows i have followed -> https://stackoverflow.com/a/40929643/8416476 after successful the command git clone -b 1.9.0 https://github.com/orocrm/platform-application.git orocrm then i try to run composer install --prefer-dist --no-dev Here i am getting error.

• Installing composer/composer (1.0.0-p1): Downloading (failed) Failed to download composer/composer from dist: The "https://api.github.com/repos/orocrm/composer/zipball/833ce984264204e7d6576ab082660105c7d8f04c" file could not be downloaded (HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found)

How can i solve the issue.

Note : OroCRM in Windows

So there is a jailbreak for iOS11 without substrate/cydia. Now I want to run debugserver after jb the device.

I already signed with enough entitlements I think:

I am making windows application which purpouse is to inform me on my connection downtimes and log them for later use/reporting. For now i use batch script to achieve the same goal and thought about incorporating it into the project but as i was investigating the subject i came across multiple advices that i should not ever use system within any of my C++ programs. Most of the time the reason is that 'it is os specific' and 'resource demanding' i got the idea, but i am wondering: why is it bad that i use system if my intent is to make app solely for Windows OS, especially if it will be lightweight program that will work in the background?

EDIT: I guess it needs clarification, so more sources:

• system() in C/C++:

  1. It’s a very expensive and resource heavy function call
  2. It’s not portable: Using system() makes the program very non-portable i.e. this works only on systems that have the pause command at the system level, like DOS or Windows. But not Linux, MAC OSX and most others.

• I strongly disagree with using the system function (too long to quote here)

• Are system() calls evil?

  1. system() is less flexible. (Fine with me)
     1. It offers no control of the command being executed. (Fine with me, I just need a return value from the script)
     2. It is not quite platform independent. (Now, this would be a concern. I would really love to see an example where it behaves differently on different platforms)
     3. It is a security concern. (Again, this would be an issue. Can someone provide an example of a potential security problem with system()? )

Some of those arguments are irrelevant for my project for now so i do not mind them in this particular case, but combining all of those concerns i've read seem to indicate that one should avoid using system() calls at all costs. So i figured out i should use another method (which i found a bunch of) but all of them seem a bit too complicated for me for now at least (i.e.: this instead of just attaching my already funcioning whole script which is about half of that length(25 lines))