I'm ready to pay for google translatebut i want to know that can i use the google translate api in my standalone application which can be able to translate with out using internet
No, you can't do this offline. Google exposes this functionality via a RESTful Web Service.
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I have Java Swing application. I need to use Google analytics to get the usage of my application.
How ca we do that? I know google analytics can be easily incooprate with web application. I am expecting a support for Java Swing application.
There are a few Java projects on Github that wrap the Google Analytics HTTP requests:
google-analytics-java https://github.com/dgomesbr/google-analytics-java
jgoogleanalytics https://github.com/siddii/jgoogleanalytics
I am new here. I would need some advice on this issue.
I have a well developed java web application deployed on openshift and connected with mySQL.
i am new in android development. Currently, i have to develop an native android application that talks to my openshift application for the data in mySQL. I understand that to do this, i have to create a RESTful web service on my web app and my android application would call the web service.
My questions would be
1. Where can i get started to develop a restful web service, is there any simple-to-understand resources to get me started? I understand that creating a restful web service from scratch would be tedious and having a framework will help in creating a web service better. Please advice me on this
Is there any sample projects/tutorial out there that guide me how to write a restful api to link between my web app and android app?
To create a restful web service, it is using json to parse the information over, is there any guide on this? I'm not very good at json. Would be good if there is an tutorial
Thank you for the guidance in advance! Feeling lost on how to get it started despite reading the getting started on android 1001 times!
If your code is in Java, I suggest you look into Spring MVC framework. Its one of the widely used frameworks for Java.
You could look into Volley examples here.
Volley is recommended for HTTP calls in Android.
To create JSON response to be sent by your server, you could look into Google's GSON library. To parse JSON web response into Java objects in your Android code, you could use any of the ORMs. GreenDAO is a stable open-source library for this purpose.
i am looking for a link through a web service between an android application and an application that is deployed on google app engine.the user inputs data in the android application which has to be passed to the jsp and jpa application deployed on the google app engine.Can anyone please help...
See this article for how to authenticate against App Engine from inside your Android app. From there, how you interface is up to you: You can write a RESTful API, or use any number of HTTP-based RPC protocols to communicate between the Android app and the site. Which you choose depends on your needs, which you haven't detailed.
I am developing a java/j2ee based web app where I am provide a feature to my web app users, where they will be able to get contacts from the different email providers like yahoo gmail and msn and many other services. Since I am building it on java, I found a open source library which is struts 1.2 based application here is the link http://code.google.com/p/socialauth/
here I have to mention that I am using Amazon web services simple emailing service to send out emails using there java api's.
I am novice or I dont knw much about the struts, I am trying to figure out how this struts1.2 based app can be integrated with my servlets or aws, sms java api.
Help me out in this regard
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I created a Facebook API using PHP and MySQL and hosted it on a domain. Now I would like to host it on Google App Engine, however, Google App Engine does not support PHP. I would like to learn how to write a Java application that can invoke Facebook's API through HTTP and host the Java application on Google App Engine.
If you have any advice or links on how I can accomplish this, it would be a big help.
FYI GAE does support PHP Now: https://developers.google.com/appengine/docs/php/gettingstarted/introduction