Is there any way fetch the mails from the inbuilt Email app that comes with the android device itself? Please note that I am not referring to the Gmail app. ??? If yes then please give a hint about it.
As per my research till now m not able to find any way to do this.
Thanks in advance....
This would only be possible for applications that expose this data via some form of API. The Email application that is part of the Android open source project has no documented or supported API of this type.
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I have apps on Android & iOS, & I need to send push-notifications to them from Java-server.
Please tell me, where can I find guides how to do this? I'm looking GCM & APN for Android.
https://firebase.google.com/
That is what I use for project and I am satisfied with it.
You have all needed tutorials and docs to start working with it.
Overview:
firebase provides You with Admin SDK wich helps You build Data and Notification messages and send it to firebase, firebase then sends it to either iOS or Android if You send it to specific client or to both if You send it to some created topic.
It also have easy to use Android, iOS, JavaScript libs to handle it on client-side.
ofc to get this work with Your server Client must generate notification token from provided google api and send it to Your server to store in DB.
there are some restriction though with push notifications 2kb if I remember correctly and 4kb for data messages keep it in mind when you create your communication architecture :)
This question is more of like a requirement feasibility study.
Requirement: I have a java based portable(USB)application. I need to add a feature where the user can send text/email from this application.
I know that someone, who can plugin the application via USB , can open up the browser and send an email. Fairly simple. However, if I want that the user need not open the browser and send a text/email, is that possible ?
I know how to send email (using Java Mail API) from a Java Servlet. I want to achieve the same from this portable java application.
Appreciate any help. Thanks.
It might sound Weird But I want to send SMS using JAVA wthout accessing any GSM modem, is that Possible, I have used Mail serve APi. My idea is is there any mail sevrver which is freely hosted that we can access and Send sms Anywhere?
Have you tried http://www.mobile-sender.com/?
There are a lot of this kind of service on the internet.
http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=free+sms+online&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8
If you want java/SOAP APIs and you are doing it for enterprise project
clickatell is a good option.
Benefits are you can write a code in Java and you can track the SMS status. :)
Either you can use Java APIs or you can use HTTP/S APIs available which are pretty easy to use. Here is APIs list.
We are in the process of developing a CRM application and for that we need to integrate with Microsoft Outlook.
Would you please tell me:
What is the best way to integrate with outlook so that we can send, receive, search emails, calendar items and contacts. Please note that we use Flex front end and Java back end
Are there readily available tools (commercial or open source) that we can use?
Can we integrate directly with MS Exchange server through pop or imap. I believe pop is bit restrictive, where we can't search emails. We really don't want to retrieve emails and store it locally
Appreciate your help
I would integrate to Outlook with a C# add-in.
We do similar and use the credential cache when authenticating with a webservice within our crm.
I want to extract "To" and "Subject" from email clent which is already configured in android emulator.
so, is any api to extract or to get all email attributes?
Thanx in advance,
No, sorry.
Bear in mind that there is no single email client in Android. The Android open source project has one, but device manufacturers can (and do) replace it. Plus there is Gmail and other third-party mail clients (e.g., K9). Hence, there is no single email client "which is already configured in android". And the open source one is not part of the SDK, so there is nothing in the API for accessing it.