Hello!
Yes. The solution is to create a folder/directory on a remote server that would host the .wgt of the app as well as the sssp_config file. The latter must be a .xml file that just has the form of
<widget>
<ver>application_version</ver>
<size>application_size</size>
<widgetname>application_name</widgetname>
</widget>
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application_version must be in major.minor.patch format (for example 1.0.3)
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widgetname must be the same as the .wgt
How this works is that lets say your currently installed version on the device has a version that is lower than the one currently on the server. Then, next time the device reboots, it will automatically update the application.
Make sure you have signed the app package with a certificate that allows installation to devices publicly. For testing reasons, you can create your own certificate through Tizen Certificate manager and add a list of Device DUIDs on which application package installation is permitted.
For general deployment, contact Samsung.
I hope this helps