i am developing an APP in Android which share screen to all android mobile phone connected in a session.
i want to know that android provides any sdk which provides same service like desktop to dektop access as in team View ?
or any Idea, which SDK i have to used?
Thank you.
Smartphones can't directly connect to each others since they are running in different networks. The common way to solve this is an additional server component. All phones need to connect to the server and send their data. The server is pushing this data to other connected clients, probably by using push notifications. In Android Push Notifications are known as C2DM.
Android developers blog:
http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2010/05/android-cloud-to-device-messaging.html
Here's another tutorial on the topic:
http://www.zylinc.com/blog-reader/items/c2dm-a-simple-introduction-using-a-java-server.html
I like 2X RDP a lot. It works very well on phone and tablet and connects to the regular Windows RDP server, so don’t have to install anything else on the server machine.
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I am looking for My data on wear OS app to send to my external apache server with php and mysql.
Ultimately I need watch sensor data in MySQL database, So i created a POST request page using php. How do I send POST request?
Note: I am not using mobile phone between WearOS app and My server. WearOS is connected to internet via WiFI
Please if you know any solution help me
FYI: I tried basic things given at https://developer.android.com/training/wearables
Using Smart Watch with API level 23
Regards
Unfortunately your watch system version is too old. I strongly recommend you to buy a new watch or try update to Wear OS 2.x (API25) if your device is still under maintain.
If you insist on using current device the only way to access the Internet is via mobile phone. You can not send HTTP requests directly.
But the old version system should not be able to connect the WiFi. Please confirm your version at first. If your API level equal or larger than 25, you can access the Internet as same as phone using OkHttp or others you like.
I need to connect my application to different servers on my network using openvpn protocol.
All works using OpenVPN Connect or OpenVPN for Android apps (link).
Now I would like to integrate OpenVPN app with mine so that everything gets automated.
(i.e)The user doesn't have to install an additional app and user doesn't have to configure it all by himself.
Is it possible ?
Any help on app integration will be appreciated !
It sound a lot like you want to build your own VPN provider app. That is certainly possible.
You can control OpenVPN for Android via an API or build an app on top of it. Just make sure you respect the license of ics-openvpn (see README for details). If in doubt contact the author of the app.
i want to develop an android application that allows people on the same wifi network to text and call each other. i looked around and found a few theories which suggested setting up a server client network.i want the devices on the network to scan other devices with the application installed and initiate a chat. i have been using desktop version of such applications which includes outlook messenger, LAN Messenger and a few other and want to apply the same logic to mobile devices.
i have basic knowledge of java to a point where i had to develop a Point Of Sale Application for a store. I need some pointers, a starting point on how this can be achieved and what protocols i have to research to do so.
Have you tried Peer-to-Peer framework ? ..
I am developing a similar app right now, however I am not sure about voice call (although, android support SIP) but I am heading toward messaging ..
Is there any code available (open source) that enables web based remote connection to an android device. ie logmein, pcanywhere type apps. I have seen this on a few apps on the market, but I need to add it to add to a project I am creating.
Just added. I am looking to control the android device, not android controlling remote pc.
Note that a "remote connection to an android device" will require root to work, if you are aiming to support user input. Some will require a complete modded ROM.
You could search for VNC servers for Android, such as Android VNC Server or android-vnc.
Try this with ADB installed and your phone rooted.
http://code.google.com/p/android-vnc/
Hi: I want to implement a http remote control for an Android application: From a browser on a computer in the local area network the application running on the Android device should be controlled.
Are there any recommendation how to implement this? I heard about i-jetty but it is not uncomplex to integrate it into an existing app.
The problem you're going to run into here are:
Android devices are mobile. They do not have a fixed IP address or DNS address. You'd need to implement some sort of discovery service.
Android devices move between networks, and some networks will have NAT. You won't always be able to contact the device.
My advice here would be to use the new Android C2DM service and push a command down to the device telling your application that there's a request waiting. Once the notification arrives, have your application contact a web server at a known address to see what the request actually is.
In other words, you'd be running an intermediary web server that proxies requests on behalf of your Android device.
More information about C2DM can be found here:
http://code.google.com/android/c2dm/