iOS App not downloading after device is enrolled to Company portal

[dballardmaung]

The powershell script that I developed will add iOS Apps that I want and assigned security group using either required or Available for enrolled device.

I performed a test iPhone enrollment and noticed that the iOS App that is configured as required didn't download. I also notice that the Logo for iOS Apps were missing.

For verification, I removed one of the iOS Apps and manually re-add with same configuration (required). The required App started to download and installed.

I am using below code to add iOS Outlook app and assigned security group as required.
`#Outlook App (required)
$msOutlookApp = New-DeviceAppManagement_MobileApps -iosStoreApp -displayName 'Microsoft Outlook' -publisher 'Microsoft Corporation' -bundleId 'com.microsoft.Office.Outlook' -appStoreUrl ' https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/microsoft-outlook/id951937596?mt=8&uo=4' -applicableDeviceType (New-IosDeviceTypeObject -iPad $true -iPhoneAndIPod $true) -minimumSupportedOperatingSystem (New-IosMinimumOperatingSystemObject -v8_0 $true)

$mAppId = $msOutlookApp | ForEach-Object {
$_.id
}
Invoke-DeviceAppManagement_MobileApps_Assign -mobileAppId $mAppId -mobileAppAssignments $grpReqIds`

I believe that the issue may tie into how Intune register with App store on the backend that my script didn't do.

Any advice is appreciated.

Thanks

Danny

[rohitramu]

I think you will need to include the icon's data as a byte array in the New-DeviceAppManagement_MobileApps call. I'll test this out and get back to you with a more concrete answer.

[rohitramu]

In terms of the missing icon, please see my answer in issue #7. Here is the code for adding the icon from issue #7, for reference:

# Get the icon and its file type
$iconResponse = Invoke-WebRequest $application.Icon  # URL to the icon file (must be a jpg or png)
$iconBytes = $iconResponse.Content # you may also get this from a file on disk if you wish
$iconExt = ([System.IO.Path]::GetExtension("$application.Icon")).replace(".","")
$iconType = "image/$iconExt"

# Create a "minimumOperatingSystem" object
$androidVersion = (New-AndroidMinimumOperatingSystemObject -v4_0 $true)

# Create the app with the icon
New-DeviceAppManagement_MobileApps `
    -androidStoreApp `
    -displayName $application.Name `
    -appStoreUrl $application.URL `
    -description $application.Description `
    -minimumSupportedOperatingSystem $androidVersion `
    -publisher $application.Publisher `
    -largeIcon (New-MimeContentObject -type $iconType -value $iconBytes)

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Regarding the issue of the app not being installed on the iOS device, could you please provide the code that you used to create the $grpReqIds object?

[dballardmaung]

@rohitramu

I will try out your suggestion tonight.

Below is the code for iOS Outlook App creation, and Assignment.
i.e. I am identifying iOS Outlook App as a required app and assigned security group to 'Required'.

$groups = Get-Groups

$grpReqIds = $groups | ForEach-Object {
If ($.DisplayName -like 'Intune')
{
$grpPlacerId2 = $.id
#Valid values: 'available', 'required', 'uninstall', 'availableWithoutEnrollment'
New-MobileAppAssignmentObject -intent 'required' -target (New-DeviceAndAppManagementAssignmentTargetObject -groupAssignmentTarget -groupId $grpPlacerId2)
}
}`

`Write-Host "Creating iOS MS Outlook App" -ForegroundColor Green
#Outlook App (required)
$msOutlookApp = New-DeviceAppManagement_MobileApps -iosStoreApp -displayName 'Microsoft Outlook' -publisher 'Microsoft Corporation' -bundleId 'com.microsoft.Office.Outlook' -appStoreUrl ' https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/microsoft-outlook/id951937596?mt=8&uo=4' -applicableDeviceType (New-IosDeviceTypeObject -iPad $true -iPhoneAndIPod $true) -minimumSupportedOperatingSystem (New-IosMinimumOperatingSystemObject -v8_0 $true)

$mAppId = $msOutlookApp | ForEach-Object {
$_.id
}
Invoke-DeviceAppManagement_MobileApps_Assign -mobileAppId $mAppId -mobileAppAssignments $grpReqIds`

[dballardmaung]

I am able to get create largeIcon for iOS Outlook app. Using your example. I will enroll an iOS mobile device tomorrow and find out if Outlook app automatically download and install or not. I will let you know if it works or not.

`$groups = Get-Groups
$grpReqIds = $groups | ForEach-Object {
If ($.DisplayName -like 'Intune')
{
$grpPlacerId2 = $.id
#Valid values: 'available', 'required', 'uninstall', 'availableWithoutEnrollment'
New-MobileAppAssignmentObject -intent 'required' -target (New-DeviceAndAppManagementAssignmentTargetObject -groupAssignmentTarget -groupId $grpPlacerId2)
}
}
Write-Host "Creating iOS MS Outlook App" -ForegroundColor Green
#MS Outlook Icon
$iconResponse = Invoke-WebRequest -Uri 'https://is4-ssl.mzstatic.com/image/thumb/Purple128/v4/d3/ec/20/d3ec2070-edba-5558-e248-7e21cf2c9b43/AppIcon-outlook.prod-1x_U007emarketing-0-0-GLES2_U002c0-512MB-sRGB-0-0-0-85-220-0-0-0-5.png/246x0w.jpg''
$iconBytes = $iconResponse.Content
$iconType = "image/$iconExt"

#Outlook App (required)
$msOutlookApp = New-DeviceAppManagement_MobileApps -iosStoreApp -displayName 'Microsoft Outlook' -publisher 'Microsoft Corporation' -bundleId 'com.microsoft.Office.Outlook' -appStoreUrl ' https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/microsoft-outlook/id951937596?mt=8&uo=4' -applicableDeviceType (New-IosDeviceTypeObject -iPad $true -iPhoneAndIPod $true) -minimumSupportedOperatingSystem (New-IosMinimumOperatingSystemObject -v8_0 $true) -largeIcon (New-MimeContentObject -type $iconType -value $iconBytes) -Description 'Microsoft Outlook App'

$mAppId = $msOutlookApp | ForEach-Object {
$_.id
}
Invoke-DeviceAppManagement_MobileApps_Assign -mobileAppId $mAppId -mobileAppAssignments $grpReqIds
`

[rohitramu]

I will close this issue since it has been inactive for a while. Please reopen this if you were not able to get this working.