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I'd like to know, how can I use SQLite-Net Extensions within Xamarin.Mac project? I'm using Xamarin Studio 5.9.5 , I've created project from Mac->App->Empty project (Unified API). Installed package SQLite-Net Extensions . Here is the beginning of my code: var db = new SQLiteConnection(???????, dbPath); db.CreateTable<Stock>(); db.CreateTable<Valuation>(); How can I call SQLiteConnection constructor? I need sqlite platform as first parameter, but there are no SQLite.Net.Platform. dlls added to references. This answer is not helpful, because there are no such dlls/namespaces ( SQLite.Net

I have created a PCL project, I host Mac with Visual Studio but when run iOS project, it gives error: I tried to change in iOs building signing like below but nothing works for me. Please help me solve this issue. For iOS you need to register your app/device with Apple. You will have to go to your Apple developer account and create a listing for your app and register the device you are testing on. Also you will have to import your developer account into Xcode, this needs to be done because your development app also needs to be signed before it can be put on a physical device. More information

I am pretty much new to Xamarin forms. I am trying to add toolbar items to content page. I am using IPAD Air as deployment device and used sever iPhone/ipad simulators as well. I referred the XamarinForms-Mobile App pdf document. Though its a basic, i am not sure, why i am not able to see it in device. Please help me where i am making the mistake. public partial class SamplePage : ContentPage { public SamplePage() { //Toolbar items ToolbarItem scanItem = new ToolbarItem (); scanItem.Name = "Scan"; scanItem.Order = ToolbarItemOrder.Primary; ToolbarItem settingsItem = new ToolbarItem ();

I want to develop an iOS mobile app using Xamarin in Windows. Can Apple Mac OS run on a virtual machine in Windows, rather than run on a separate physical machine as build host? If possible, any link to the setup would be appreciated, for running Virtualbox, Windows 7, Mac OS. http://developer.xamarin.com/guides/ios/getting_started/installation/windows/ Short answer: Yes it can Long answer: As it's been noted in the comments above, you can only legally (wrt license) run a OSX VM on Apple hardware. IOW if you have a Mac Book Pro (or any Apple hardware) running Windows and a VM running OSX you