I need some help with connecting hte Clarifai API into my android app. It's for a uni project where we tests different image recognition softwares. All it needs to do is take a picture on the phone and then run recognition on the pituces (which will be buildings).
I have no idea how to do this which is why i'm throwing this hail mary in the hope that someone would help me. I've put what i have in a drive here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1LH79C0JtpBBpAMdKqNjKfYfj3KTvLgAh?usp=sharing
How can I solve this?
To use the Clarifai API on Android, you should use the Clarifai API Java client. Alternatively, if you wish not to install the library, you can do REST and execute HTTP requests directly using JSON. See the developer's guide for examples.
Note: There's also an Android SDK in works, which is beta at the time of this writing. See here on how to join the beta program.
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Here is the issue and I am not able to find anything. I am not able to understand how can I do it because I have never done this before.
I want to integrate payment api(easypaisa/jazzcash) into my grocery app.
I don't find any help(neither youtube tutorial not anything else)
Can anyone help me out with this?
Thanks and Regards
Farah Jabeen
you can use webview in Android and use REST API for integration. OR
you can use Jazzcash mobile SDK for integration. API and Mobile SDK is available on jazzCash sandbox portal.
In my app I have seen that users don't really bother to update the app so I want to encourage them through a dialog requesting them to update the app. The best way possible was to tell them about all the benefits of updating the app but I don't know how to retrieve this information from the Google Playstore.
Any help would be deeply appreciated!
It is best to use the Firebase Notification Center.Please follow the following Official documentation to implement in your app..
Firebase Messaging
There isn't an API to do this in Play at the moment. The way most app developers do this is have their own server where they have information about versions which they require to upgrade, and also can put notifications.
If you haven't done much server side work, maybe check out Firebase from Google. It integrates with the Google Play console, and it should be very quick to get something like this running.
I developed a Java Application that used Google Speech Recognition, but from few days/weeks ago it doesn't work, i'm receiving this message.
java.io.IOException: Server returned HTTP response code: 403
I saw a little bit information about what is happening in this Post.
After that, i registered in https://console.developers.google.com and then i'm trying to use the following URL and i'm having the same response.
https://www.google.com/speech-api/v2/recognize?output=json&lang=es-EN&key=MY_KEY
Furthermore, in the console developers i'm not seeing in any place some API that it's called speech recognition or similar :(
Anybody has a solution? Thanks
Google shutdown the V1 API. Luckily, there is handy unofficial Java implementation for the new v2 version located here.
A key is required to get it working. You need to also subscribe to the chromium developers newsletter to be able to see the option for that key. Full instructions are included on the wiki of the project.
Please tell me whether really make the app .jar(j2me) for mobile devices, which would be exchanged with the data ІshptfdK server? search on this site and Google has not led to any results. If so, what libraries may have a ready to use or what to read on this topic?
According your Title . SignalR in Android (java) . You can try Use SignalA
This is GitHub Project you can clone and change it
SignalA
Are there examples of good Android Twitter clients? I would specifically like to learn how to handle # clicks etc.
UPDATE:
looking for open source code
Of course "good" is very subjective.
Zwitscher is my open source client, that runs on Android and uses the Twitter4j api; a binary version has also been posted to the market.
Here is a sample I made showing how to login with twitter, any other twitter API call would be the same as I do on line 74. As for handling # click take a look at the Linkify API