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iFactr - Android bindings

iFactr uses an container approach to execute a cross platform application on a computer or mobile device. At runtime the "bindings" instantiate the cross-platform control using a native UI object from the SDK for that target platform. In .NET Compact Framework, all controls are instatiated using objects from Google's Android APIs.

iFactr is a C#.NET-based, cross-platform mobile application development framework.

Cross-platform UI controls
Bindings for Android, iOS and Windows, and Compact Framework
RESTful Data Services component

Features

Full set of cross platform GUI controls.
MVC application workflow engine.
Supporting libraries for file access, network, device integrations, and an IoC container.

You can:

Rapidly build mobile and desktop applications.
Mix and match fully native views with cross-platform views.
Integrate platform specific 3rd party libaries and views into the app.
Easily port your MonoCross app to iFactr.

Tech

iFactr uses a Model-View-Controller design pattern and navigation modeled after Microsoft's ASP.NET and the Open-source Monocross.Navigation.

Support

StackOverflow is monitored. Post questions using the #iFactr tag.

Installation

Add References iFactr DLLs.

Development

Want to contribute? Great!

Open your favorite Terminal and run these commands.

Building from source

Building iFactr requires Microsoft Community Build Tasks v1.5 MSBuild For production release:

$ build

This will create the iFactr.Droid assembly for use when compiling an .APK for your iFactr application.

License

MIT

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Validating event does not fire when Submitting

Validation not invoked on Android, but is on Windows.

A control, such as a TextBox, can have a Validating handler:

       var emailBox = new TextBox()
        {
            Margin = margin,
            KeyboardType = KeyboardType.Email,
            SubmitKey = "EMAIL",
            Placeholder = "[email protected]",
        };
        emailBox.Validating += EmailBox_Validating;
        AddChild(emailBox);

When the View is Submitted, the handler should be invoked. If there is an error, a message can be added to the ValidationErrors Collection. Then, when the Submitting event fires, the validation error list can be processed:

        Submitting += (o, e) =>
        {
            if (e.ValidationErrors.Count > 0)
            {
                e.Cancel = true;
                emailBox.ForegroundColor = Color.Red;
                //Render();
                new Alert("Please correct " + e.ValidationErrors.First().Value[0], null, AlertButtons.OK).Show();
            }
        };

On Android, when Submitting is reached, there are no Validation Errors because the Validation method was never invoked.

The validation method should be invoked for every SubmitKey control with a corresponding Validating delegate.

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iFactr - Android bindings

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