Windows 10: Intune App SDK support for Xamarin and TeamViewer integration

Brink · Aug 3, 2016

The right technology partners are an important part of Intune’s vision to extend the value of our service by plugging into and working with other popular point solutions. Intune partnerships are designed to enhance our core functionality by delivering interoperability that results in rich new experiences for our customers.

We’re excited for you to check out two new Intune integrated experiences, brought to you in our latest service update: the release of the Xamarin component for our Intune App SDK and TeamViewer integration for remote assistance.

Intune App SDK support for Xamarin

The Intune App SDK Xamarin component allows you to easily enable Intune mobile app management features in your mobile iOS and Android apps built with Xamarin.

With our new support for Xamarin, we’re making it easier for developers to use our Intune App SDK to prevent data loss in their mobile iOS and Android apps. The Xamarin component was designed specifically for use when building cross-platform mobile apps on the Xamarin platform, so developers can easily bake in mobile application management (MAM) controls as part of their standard app development process. If you are a developer building a cross-platform app, you can now quickly apply Intune MAM controls to your project with very little modification to your mobile app.

To get started, download the Intune App SDK and its plugins, available on Github and the Xamarin component store. The Xamarin component supports Xamarin Cycle 7 and above.

For more details, watch our recorded session from Xamarin Evolve 2016 here.

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TeamViewer integration for agent-managed Windows PCs

Our new TeamViewer integration delivers a remote assistance solution for Intune agent-managed Windows PCs.
We’ve introduced a TeamViewer Connector within the Intune admin console that allows you to register your company’s TeamViewer account with Intune. Once you’ve done this, your end users can use the Intune Center on their PCs to request remote assistance, and they’ll receive help from your help desk through a TeamViewer connection. All of the TeamViewer features are available to use during your remote session including chat, remote restart, video, screen annotation, file transfer, and more.

If you’re not already using TeamViewer and want to see how this works, get started with a trial account from TeamViewer. Once you’ve tried it out, jump over to the TeamViewer site to purchase a license from TeamViewer. There are several license options, and all of them work with Intune. For more information about Intune and TeamViewer, please visit their site.

Visit the What’s New in Microsoft Intune page for more on these and other recent developments in Intune.
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Source: New in Intune: Intune App SDK support for Xamarin and TeamViewer integration Enterprise Mobility and Security Blog

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Shyamla · Aug 3, 2016

Xamarin Android app crashes on Launch after Integarting Intune sdk component

I am developing an Android xamarin app.I need to release the same through Intune Member portal, so I've integrated the Intune sdk component provided by microsoft and replaced the base classes and methods with
equivalent Intune sdk classes as in the below docs.

Microsoft Intune App SDK Xamarin Bindings

Microsoft Intune App SDK for Android developer guide

But app is getting crash while launching.Below is the console output.

[MonoDroid] UNHANDLED EXCEPTION: [MonoDroid] System.InvalidProgramException: Invalid IL code in Xamarin.Forms.Platform.Android.FormsAppCompatActivity:OnMAMResume (): IL_001e: brfalse.s IL_005a [MonoDroid] at
MainActivity.OnMAMResume () [0x00001] in MainActivity.cs:54 [MonoDroid] at Microsoft.Intune.Mam.Client.Support.V7.App.MAMAppCompatActivityBase.n_OnMAMResume (System.IntPtr jnienv, System.IntPtr native__this) [0x00009] in C:\Bld\115\123\Sources\obj\AnyCPU\Release\Microsoft.Intune.Android\generated\src\Microsoft.Intune.Mam.Client.Support.V7.App.MAMAppCompatActivityBase.cs:753
[MonoDroid] at (wrapper dynamic-method) System.Object:816a9bd1-49e0-49c0-96b1-e0e21d2bf1cc (intptr,intptr) [art] JNI RegisterNativeMethods: attempt to register 0 native methods for android.runtime.JavaProxyThrowable

And the above crash occurs only if I use FormsAppCompatActivity instead of FormsApplicationActivity. And I can't use FormsApplicationActivity as the ToolbarResource and TabLayoutResource. Please help.

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Ernie San · Aug 3, 2016

Xamarin Android app crashes on Launch after Integarting Intune sdk component

Hello,

With regards to developing an Android application and also having an issue when launching the application, we highly recommend posting your concern from our developer's forum on this
link. The forum called
MSDN, all of the concern about developing and ensuring that you have correct codes for the application will check by our developer's team. To do so, follow the steps in this article on
how to create a post in MSDN forum.

Regards.

Windows 10: Intune App SDK support for Xamarin and TeamViewer integration

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