How do I get the BlackBerry device Pin using the codenameone API?
I tried the following:
Display.getInstance().getUdid();
returns a null pointer.
Is there way to use the DeviceInfo class from rim to work with codenameone or another way to identify a device?
You will need to use the native interfaces to get to that. You can open an RFE in the issue tracker, it sounds like an API we can probably add.
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I want to fetch the list of near by wifi networks and able to connect to them from our App in ios, and my Application is Enterprise App so even private api's is also fine. Stuck this issue since 2 weeks, please provide me some references..
What you require will only work on JailBroken devices, the blog(blog.guvenergokce.com/iphone-wireless-scanner-ios5/170) which #Ckouta referred also has one comment from the Blog Admin,
I’m assuming that your device is already jailbroken (otherwise not possible)
You shall create release build of sample app and upload release build in to /Applications folder.
(you can use open ssh for that )
Public API allows you to have only information about the current wifi used by your device using CNCopyCurrentNetworkInfo
In order to fetch all the wifi available in your area, take a look at: Stumbler which is using MobileApple80211. I think, it handles what you are looking for. Moreover, you can also use it to connect your device to a specific wifi. You can find a good example of what you need here (answer #9)
Just keep in mind, if you are using private API, your app will be rejected by Apple.
Although it's late but have a look at this link. You can do what you want with the use of MobileWifi.framework and thanks to Cykey there are some reversed headers to use. I have done what you want myself using the link above:)
I need to get the IMEI number and serial number of the SIM card in iOS, i have done this in android using the telephonymanager, but how can i achieve this on iOS?
I need this value because I save it in a data base using a web service, each time a client attemp to log in, so it doesnt matter if the client changes celphone or not, the account will be the same because the SIM card will be the same one.
I have been searching on the web, and found a way with this:
NetworkController.m
But it seems like this class has been removed from the web. Another possible way to achieve my goal is to use:
UIDevice-IOKitExtensions.m
But no documentation is given. Any ideas?
Does apple accepts an app using private framework?
Apple does not allow the use of private framework / api. Also, getting the users IMEI number will cause Apple to reject the app.
I want to display a view on call screen of iPhone and get info comming call but I can't.
I found one link access private API but it saying that apple will not approve this,
But i saw some application on appstore.
Link
https://itunes.apple.com/au/app/contact-notes/id660212820?mt=8
Can any body tell me how to do this?
You may have luck using the APIs in the new CoreTelephony framework Apple added, specifically the CTCall class. This doesn't reveal the caller, but it may be possible to somehow get that.
Using private APIs in any way is not recommended and will break on future releases of the OS, and it's doubtful if you'll even get in the App Store using them. Don't do it.
It's possible that the application you cited as an example uses these private APIs, seeing as it has iOS 5 compatibility. If you really need to use that API, it's possible to obfuscate your use of it with method swizzling, or getting function pointers and calling those, although that can will break when Apple changes their private APIs.
Lastly, you could download and install this app, then dump its symbols to see what APIs it uses.
I am current building an iOS App,use UIWebview to load any pages.
Right now I'd like to simulate different network service when view a page.
I know iOS6 give iOS developer a "developer" setting and the "Network Link Conditioner" option and do this.
But I'd like any one who use my app can do this too,and he dont need to be an iOS developer.
Does apple has such API for us to use "Network Link Conditioner"?
If not,is there any obj-c libs out there for us to do so?
You could take the approach Google did with iOS Chrome where they've inserted their own layer between the network and the UIWebView.
The challenge will be doing it in such a way that MIH behaves as closely to other iOS apps as possible.
EDIT
Came across this http://allseeing-i.com/ASIHTTPRequest/How-to-use#bandwidth_throttling while doing some changes to Akamai's Mobitest Agent for WebPageTest
The ASIHTTP library looks like it's been abandoned but it could be somewhere to start
I have a question about understanding event changes in iOS when VoiceOver is enabled. I'm developing some app for blind people.
Unfortunately there is not TTS support on iOS, differently from the Mac OS SDK where you can use NSSpeechSynthesizer objects.
I found VoiceService the is not public. So, in conclusione it seems that no API for speak text is available on iOS.
The question is: How can I notify the user about data processing end?
Here is a user case: User push button, the app make some calculus/process, than should return the result. In Mac this is easy you use speakString:#"Result".
But how can I tell VoiceOver to announce the result??
Excuse me if I was too contort :-)
Thank you very much...
You could use this
if (UIAccessibilityIsVoiceOverRunning()) {
UIAccessibilityPostNotification(UIAccessibilityAnnouncementNotification,
#"Result has been computed.");
}
VSSpeechSynthesizer is available for the iOS - but it is a private API and as such will likely be rejected from the app store. However you can still make apps for private consumption.
http://iphone-dev-kitchan.blogspot.co.uk/2010/08/text-to-speech-using.html
I consider it being a Private API a bug as it makes creating accessible apps for the partially sighted for instance, harder. I have filed Bug ID #: 9451650 Bug Title: VSSpeechSynthesizer is Private
You can use FliteTTS which is free and reasonably simple to integrate, and still working in iOS5+.
https://bitbucket.org/sfoster/iphone-tts
You could also record a generic message 'Results available' as a wav file and play that. If your message is static (or is from a short list of possible results) you do not need TTS.
iOS6 VoiceOver / Accessibility was mentioned in the WWDC2012 keynote.
See previous answers here (which I have reiterated above)
How can I add NSSpeechSynthesizer Class Reference?
Is there an iPhone API that allows me to use VoiceOver directly in my app?