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Hi.

I'm working on some security concepts in tizen web applications. I studied "professional-tizen-application-development" book and I realized almost every thing about tizen web application is related to web runtime. but how exactly an application is launched???

I installed tizen studio and in an emulator I opened up a shell. I also wanted to know is it possible to run an application in this shell??

 

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