I'm trying to figure out how to programatically send data back and forth from a Blackberry device to a Windows applications in the same type of manner that BlackBerry Desktop Software does. I would like to be able to query status of my BlackBerry app and have it send me a data buffer etc.
The device side API you need is the syncrhonization package.
I believe this document contains the starting point for writing the PC side of the synchronization.
It is located in C:\Program Files\Common Files\Research In Motion\USB Drivers
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I am a beginner in iOS. My requirement is to control my iPhone from Mac or windows using RDP. I surf in web to get sample code of it. Microsoft provide Remote desktop client Application.It can control remote windows machine through iPhone.
My Necessity is control iPhone from Mac or Windows. Any help will be appreciated.
Just use FreeRDP
Here is readme for iOS part
I am working on developing an enterprise application for ios 7 that needs to work offline and then sync with a desktop client (that I also need to write) for data transfer.
My company does not allow wireless or cell data in this area, and would strongly prefer to not use iTunes either.
The question is, how do you transfer data from an iPad over the usb cable to a custom windows program, without iTunes.
The simplest answer would be: iExplorer (http://www.macroplant.com/iexplorer/) plus some kind of a script to automate the data sync.
Otherwise, you can use the ExternalAccessory framework to communicate with the desktop via a USB tether. This would necessitate a desktop client running simultaneously to communicate with the device.
peertalk (https://github.com/rsms/peertalk) does what you want, however the computer side library is only for mac os. Maybe you can port the protocol to windows by looking at that (the license is BSD)
Edit: this guy managed to have it run under linux. It sits on usbmuxd, which also has a windows port, so it shouldn't be impossible.
I am new to mobile technology programming. Tried to search on below issue but could not get expected result.
Can someone please tell me which API should be used to show print dialog box and to print a document or output via blackberry 7?
There is no direct printing support provided by BlackBerry OS 7, or in fact, any BlackBerry OS level that I am aware of at this time.
There are applications that support printing, but my understanding is that these work by installing drivers for the attached printer (usually Bluetooth). So you should look for a printer that is supported on the Blackberry platform and then you can use it directly in your application.
In android device where .apk files are shared and send via bluetooth and then install on device.
Can similar thing is available in Blackberry devices lower versions below OS 10 ?
Can we send or share and install .cod applications via bluetooth in blackberry.
Please do let me know
The short answer is that there is no OS (standard) supplied method to do this.
I think this is a variation on this question
Can we share application in blackberry without the use of jad files
and as with that question, using CodeModuleManager (as suggested in another answer) requires an application that is already on the phone. In this situation, this installer application would have to know how to open a Bluetooth connection, and read the data and then create the new Application using CodeModuleManager I suspect this solution also assumes that there is another application that is sending the file, from a device what is paired with the phone. Is this a workable solution?
Is there any open source code available for VNC client for the iOS platform?
This Open Source package called wdaproxy provides an web application that is able to be used to remote control any iOS device with the WebDriverAgent (by Facebook) installed.
https://github.com/openatx/wdaproxy
Found this casually on the testerhome forum that has a ton of Chinese users, it provides a partial remote controlling of the phone through the browser session and is the nearest non-jailbreak option found so far.