i made a small jquery mobile application that fetches some data from remote server like
http://ip.jsontest.com/
i build it using phonegap online and installed it in BlueStack android emulator for testing,
but i am not able to connect to the server
"web page is not available"
BlueStack is not able to connect to internet, i am not able to search apps even!!!!
my questions are:
1) BlueStack has network settings, if any where can i found them.?
2) Need any special permissions to aapp to Run your JQuery.AJAX method and or access the internet?
Thanks
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I've been doing a lot of reading and research on Web Bluetooth.
I just want to send some text from a BLE Server (in this case a web app running on iOS WebBLE app)...and have the text appear on another web app running on Chrome on my Mac.
I just want a textarea and a send button for the Server and a dynamically updatable span on the client.
Seems like all tutorials assume Server is some kind of peripheral (monitor, light bulb, etc)..and that you just have to write Client code to interact with it.
Is it possible to do this? Seems like it should be simple. Thanks
I guess I'm asking how to turn desktop Chrome into peripheral device using Web BT
How can I get my Mac browser to advertise using Web BT?
The Web Bluetooth API does not include APIs for acting in the peripheral role. A page using the API can only take on the role of the central.
I'm currently evaluating Electron for an upcoming project. Perhaps my question is trivial for someone who has used Electron. However, I can't find the answer in the documentation or maybe don't fully grasp the concept.
I want to have a web app that users can access with a browser if they choose or from a native app, if they want to use a USB device (in this case, a credit card reader) attached to their pc. So, the main.js file would open the remote web app like so
win = new BrowserWindow({width: 800, height: 600})
// and load the index.html of the app.
win.loadURL('http://www.example.com/login.html')
Is there any difference in being able to access local resources (files, ports, etc, if the page is remote vs local? In other words, can you still access the USB ports from a remotely hosted web app wrapped by Electron the same as if the files were local, as in the case of an installed native Electron app? I would think it would load a remote page the same as a local but not sure if ipc would still work.
To access native resources on devices you'll need to be running an electron BrowserWindow with nodeIntegration enabled. This is the default but there are big security implications when loading content from the web into a node enabled BrowserWindow. If you're site is compromised through XSS, all your clients PC's will be open to remote code execution.
For that reason you should build a backend service with your API and then host a front end on a website and a distributed version in your app. You can still build the two from the same code.
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 had installed tableau server and tableau desktop in my pc. I created a workbook in tableau desktop and published in tableau server. Now i am able to see my workbook from tableau server & browser also. But i am not able to to see it from my ipad tableau mobile app or from ipad browser also because "localhost:8080" is the domain name. My question is why the url is not coming like xx.xxx.xx.xx:yyyy this. I guess if it is coming like this, then i am able to access it from my ipad app. Is my understanding right? Do i need to set any other configurations in tableau server. Please help me.
The first thing to check is whether it is possible to view the Tableau Server site using http://SERVERHOSTNAME:8080 on your PC, then to confirm that port 8080 is open to external access.
Once that is done, it should be possible to connect to your Tableau Server from your iPad (using the Tableau mobile app, or Safari) using that same URL.
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