How do I create a desktop shortcut to an application in IOS ?

I have developped an application.I hope this application create a icon to desktop.when I touch the icon ,it will start the application.

Your post makes no sense, but at any rate, post in the developer's forum.

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Creating desktop shortcut of standalone application

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How can I create a desktop shortcut automaically after the installations of my standalone application gets complete?
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If you are using wifi, you can remove that bottle neck by using a direct connection with eithernet or other means ex. usb.

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See this [https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Creating%20a%20desktop%20shortcut%20to%20a%20web%20page support article].
Or install this extension to add that feature to the Context menu. <br />
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/deskcut/

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Please suggest me.>Launch the application using java webstart. A webstart launch offers things like a splash screen, automatic updates, and desktop integration in the form of desktop shortcuts and program menu items. If the launch file specifies icons, they are used for the shortcuts, otherwise a generic icon is used.
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The most typical solution for enterprise sites is to store their users credentials in an LDAP store such as Oracle Internet Directory (OID) or MS Active Directory. LDAP is an industry standard for extremely fast directory services over IP network infrastructure (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lightweight_Directory_Access_Protocol).
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