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With a hosted app, when same origin, you can launch() the application. But you can't be same origin with a packaged application so you can't start it from outside the application.
This is currently possible for the website which installed the app. For example a store that installs a packaged app is able to launch that packaged app. This is doable by using getInstalled() to get a reference to the App object for the packaged app, and then calling .launch() on it.
This is currently possible for the website which installed the app. For
example a store that installs a packaged app is able to launch that
packaged app. This is doable by using getInstalled() to get a reference
to the App object for the packaged app, and then calling .launch() on it.
The idea was to have any application being same-origin to be able to
launch the application, not only the store.
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sicking commentedon Apr 9, 2013
This is currently possible for the website which installed the app. For example a store that installs a packaged app is able to launch that packaged app. This is doable by using getInstalled() to get a reference to the App object for the packaged app, and then calling .launch() on it.
sicking commentedon Apr 9, 2013
Solving issue #45 might also solve this.
mounirlamouri commentedon Apr 15, 2013
On 09/04/13 11:35, Jonas Sicking wrote:
The idea was to have any application being same-origin to be able to
launch the application, not only the store.
#45 might indeed fix this.