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How to change the tracker image in Books sample app
Yes i agree NalinS i should read Dev Guide.
One more thing i wanna ask is that can we add multiple targets for one single app itself without making any changes in the code.
Everytime i add target i need to give metadata with json file name in it, is it possible for us instead of making different json file for each target can we make only one json with multiple target id's.
thank you.
How to change the tracker image in Books sample app
Just let me know what changes to be made in books sample
Sorry, this is not how Developer Support works.
It is your application and your responsibility to write your own code.
All the information you require is available in the Dev Guide, but unfortunately there is no shortcut to spending time and working through the samples.
I tried analyzing code but its too confusing
Maybe you should try stepping through the code with a debugger to see exactly what is happening and where.
thanks
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How to change the tracker image in Books sample app
I tried analyzing code but its too confusing, could not understand. Just let me know what changes to be made in books sample such as keys, metadata and many more inorder to track my image which is to be uploaded in cloud. And what does metadata means in which what details to be filled.
Thanks in advance
How to change the tracker image in Books sample app
You need to read the cloud reco docs and the dev guide.
Essentilly you need to set up your own cloud database and populate it with your own image and metadata.
Start by using copies of the images in the samples, and once this is working you can then migrate to your own images.
Note that the sample is heavily customised around the books and the metadata, so you need to be comfortable with reading and understanding the source and modifying it.
HTH
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is it possible for us instead of making different json file for each target can we make only one json with multiple target id's
The Cloud Database enables you to provide a metadata file for each target, so that you can interrogate it within the application. However it is completely optional as to whether you choose to do this.
The main value here is that enables the application to distinguish between targets, so if you do not have this how will you recognise which target you have?
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