I am developing a mobile application in which i need to show internet service provider name(when phone is connected via wifi). I searched on google and we can do it easily with NSHost but it is only mac so i am wondering if there is alternate way for iOS.
You can use the following library to get all the information of the device
https://github.com/Shmoopi/iOS-System-Services
I hope this helps...
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I am working on one IoT application, and I have to connect my IoT device with the wifi network using Flutter application similar to Google Home, Amazon Echo, and Alexa. For the same, I required all available wifi lists in the network. So Is it possible the get a list of all available Wifi list in Flutter?
In Android, Using the wifi_flutter and wifi I am able to get the available wifi list. But I don't found any library or any solutions using which I can get the wifi list for iOS Swift.
Alexa App Screenshot:- https://ibb.co/f9zf2qn
Google Home App Screenshot:- https://ibb.co/B4WxvKd
Please write your answer with some code if you know any solution.
head to wifi_iot i think it's enough to explain what is available right now.
Good Luck!
I just started working on BES10 for Blackberry 10 devices, for Mobile Device Managerment(MDM) . I just gone through the documentation that are provided in the link http://docs.blackberry.com/en/.
Based on the given information, I understand that, I should have Blackberry Device Service configured in one machine and a client application.
Now my question is how does server notifies the client application to enable/disable particular settings, and what is API. If possible please provide a snippet of code. Thanks in advance.
I would like to know if it is a way to to manage a wifi configuration with metro apps ?
Basically I want my application to list and retrieve information about all the available wifis the phone detects. I saw that it was possible so far using the wlanapi.h but I can't figure out how to use it in this metro style app context.
If you have any idea, please tell me.
Cheers
According to this MSDN thread - it is not possible to list all wifi networks in range, but you can call NetworkInformation.GetConnectionProfiles() to list the known networks (or connection profiles) or NetworkInformation.GetInternetConnectionProfile() to access the one currently used for Internet access.
I have created BB application and I have called webservice in this apps . App is working great in Simulator but when I sign application and install app in device. But through HttpConnectionFactory and HttpConnection have problem to get Internet process has been stop after Homescreen. So how can I get internet of my application? Is there any other way to get internet in device? I search a lot about that but I get that this is known issue for blackberry developer. So please tell me how can I solve this problem ?
Blackberry is a device which can connect to internet in many many ways. Each of them are specified as a service book. Different types of transports that are possible are WAP, Blackberry Enterprise Service, Blackberry Internet Service, (old) Blackberry Unite, Wi-Fi etc. When you create a network connection, you will need to specify what type of connection you are interested in.
A more detailed information is provided in this article - Different ways of connecting to internet
This is my first attemp to code a blackberry app so please bear with me.
I am developing an app to make it easy to access certain information from certain websites using screenscrapping.
Now I am done with the ui part of the application onto the internet access part.
My question is how do i access internet from my app ? I see that blackberry offers http, wifi and some other forms to access the internet ... does my app need to be worried about what mode is being used ? or as far as my app is concerned theres a general api to access the net with the logic of connecting to the internet being handled by the device itself ..?
any pointers with some sample code would be much appreciated.
thank you,
ankit
Blackberry applications internet access is a nightmare.
Good starting point here: http://www.versatilemonkey.com/blog/index.php/2009/06/24/networking-helper-class/
Helped me.