I use different options from the official AT&T website and I don't get mms with SMSEagle (hardware SMS gateway). I noticed that APN settings are different for android, ios, etc. Which settings to use for "SMSEagle"?
For AT&T MMS settings you should use settings provided in AT&T knowledlgebase
In short:
APN: NXTGENPHONE
MMSC: http://mmsc.mobile.att.net
MMS proxy: proxy.mobile.att.net
MMS port: 80
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How can I implement Multipath TCP in iOS.
I hope as per the MultiPath Apple documentation we do not need to enable MPTCP in iPhone.
Is there any Multipath TCP samples for iOS
You should not need to enable MPTCP on the phone. MPTCP is already in use by iOS applications, e.g., Siri.
What the document you linked to is referring to is enabling MPTCP on your network. MPTCP uses TCP option 30. Many firewalls will not pass unknown TCP options. In order for your iOS app to use MPTCP, tcp option 30 needs to make it unmolested through the network to your server.
Further, your server must support MPTCP for the phone to negotiate an MPTCP connection.
This paper on a socket API for MPTCP has a code sample for using MPTCP on iOS and provides links to opensource code released by Apple that contain examples of using the API.
Multipath TCP is now open for any app in iOS11 beta. See http://www.tessares.net/highlights-from-advances-in-networking-part-1/ for a summary of the announcements at WWDC17. Apple does not expose the socket API mentioned in the previous post.
My App got rejected due to reason that app is not able to work with IPv6. While testing for both IPv4 and IPv6 network, app is working correctly.
My app is containing SIP traffic (VOIP app). But NAT64 is not able to pass SIP Traffic. So If app is tested by NAT64 network then how can I make my app approved on iOS platform?
There is an architecture known as 464XLAT (RFC 6877) allows clients on IPv6-only networks to access IPv4-only Internet services, such as Skype. You need to use a SIIP converter on client side or on a middleware for IOS platfrom. Because iOS native CLAT (SIIP Translater) implementation does not exist. Instead, Apple requires all apps submitted to the App Store to work on IPv6 networks.
Is it possible to disable GSM calling, SMS, MMS and keep GSM modem enabled? I want to use my iPhone without all services except for modem. Thank you for answers!
No this is not possible, as an developer you do not have access to this part of the system.
I'm Developing an application. It is the Communication Between iPhone Application and a Hardware Device. in that Hardware Device We are Having SIM Card and also that Hardware Device had Some Settings. Now my task is i have to Modify that Settings By using our Mobile Application through Messaging.
I am able to send that settings in Some Message format to that Hardware Device.after settings have been changed the Hardware Device sends a response message. Now my Problem is I am Unable to Read that Message From My Application.
I Google it in Some Sources they Said:
1.There is No possibility of Reading SMS By using our Application.
2.It is Possible Only if the Phone is Jail Breaked.
is there any alternative solution for this i.e Communication Between iPhone Application and a Hardware Device through only messaging.
Why the hell are you using SMS for this? why not run a server socket on the device that listens for connection, implement some way of connecting remotely (intermediate server, static ip, UPNP etc) and connect and send data via TCP.
As you have stated in you question iOS doesn't allow you access to SMS, you will not be able to achieve this, unless the iPhone is jailbroken, there might be some level of access then but I have no experience with jailbreaking.
I wish to use a VOIP SIP service for video and audio calls. After researching this I found out that doubang is a flexible framework for voip client.
I want to build an app which requires to connect to a customized SIP server for the communication (registration will be the process where user will be provided with an unique identifier with which user can communicate with others through the sip server). My question is can doubang's idoubs voip client communicate with other users using my sip server or it will use its own resource for that.
I am in need of all features like voice call, video call, Instant Messaging, SMS.
Is there any other framework which satisfies my needs?
You could consider linphone a multi-platform opens-source SIP client that is available on iOS among others.
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