If am looking to get the Application ID for use in opening an mms connection
(MessageConnection) Connector.open("mms://[peer_address]:[application_Id]");
how do I get my application_Id?
I tried implementing a listener for incoming messages, however it is not able to detect incoming mms. I am suspecting it is due to wrong application id. (my [peer_address] is blank).
Any help would be appreciated
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I have set up a chat server with Ejabberd, It is working fine. Messages are getting sent from one user to another user. Problem is that when the receiving user is offline, Sender messages should get stored and get delivered to receiver when he comes back to online. But offline messages are not getting delivered. I have not changed anything in configuration file because it looks already configured for the offline storage and offline message delivery. Do I need to make any other changes apart from the below lines?
ejabberd.cfg:
{access, max_user_offline_messages, [{5000, admin}, {100, all}]}.
{mod_offline, [{access_max_user_messages, max_user_offline_messages}]}
Please update your ejabberd from 2.1.10 to 16.10, as you using the older version certain func. may not work as expected.
Hi i have tried for bundle of times and find out that iOS SDK does not give us access due to security reasons for getting following data;
Intercept an incoming call (Getting phone number from incoming call)
Read Call history
Intercept SMS (Getting phone number from incoming SMS and reading its contents)
Block an incoming call
etc
Here are some of the links resulting from my search about this issue:-
How can I get the callers phone number from an incoming call on iphone
http://iosstuff.wordpress.com/2011/08/19/accessing-iphone-call-history/
Programmatically get the number of the incoming call
Can I fetch details of the incoming call phone number in my applicaton?
Hook into incoming call?
handling an incoming call through an app in iphone xcode
Identify number of incoming call in iPhone
I also found that CoreTelephony CTCall object provide us only limited info, Just call state and its unique Id. But nothing else we can get by using CoreTelephony framework.
But, I have seen one application on app store that does gets incoming call phone number.
I wonder how this app
Callinize iPone App
works and gets incoming call info?
I also want the same thing to do with my app. But i did't find such a way to do. Please help if you can.
Thanks!
I'm late to the party here, but I was just reading the description of Callinize. They built an integration with the Asterix pbx system and it only works with Asterix. So this app does not really access iOS phone calls.
I am looking to create a chat app so that two iphones/mobile can chat with each other.
Can someone please head me in the right direction ?
1. Should I try to connect two devices directly using HTTP or TCP
2. Or should the communication pass through a server i.e. one phone sends the message to the server and server then push the message to other phone ?
If you can tell me any libraries/api that I should use, that would be greatly helpful too.
Or should the communication pass through a server i.e. one phone sends the message to
the server and server then push the message to other phone ?
That's the usual approach. A server with a known address is easy to find; mobile phones that move from one network to another and frequently change their addresses are not. Also, you can keep a server running all the time, so that when one device sends a message, the server receives it and stores it until the other device becomes available. If you were to try to run your chat program on the phones all the time, you'd quickly deplete the batteries.
im stuck in a situation
SITUATION : I have a situation wherein i answer some questions and get points according to the answered questions. if my points become say 10 i win some gift using a QRCode. (there is a qr code that is generated to the user, and when the qrcode is scanned from someother device which has a scanner app or any other scanner, it gives a link to that online store. This link can be opened from any browser.) The gift is accessed from some online store by scanning the QRCode which gives a link to that online store with some unique id and when the gift is accessed/taken the server is notified that the gift is accessed/taken from that online gift store and the QRCode status is updated to invalid on the server database. Now once the server gets the notification that the gift is being accessed/taken, the server should immediately notify my iphone app that the gift is received so that i can immediately show another congratulations image or something.
POSSIBLE SOLUTION : i thought of one possible solution wherein i check upon the qrcode access status change on the server every say 60 secs and display the image accordingly. I dont know how efficient/correct this way would be though.
ISSUE : but before i refuge to the above solution, i want to know, can this notification happen from the server without my app trying to call or fetch the update from the server? I mean, my app comes into the picture only after the server sends a notification in the form of a msg or some xml or something..
Any help would be deeply appreciated.
You can open a connection to your server using CFReadStream, add the stream to your runloop and set up a callback function. Whenever the server writes data to the open connection, your callback will fire and you can then read from the stream to get the data the server sent
More info here: https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/#documentation/Networking/Conceptual/CFNetwork/CFStreamTasks/CFStreamTasks.html
You could try to check Push Notifications. But it's impossible to determine on server side if notification was received on client side or not (if you won't implement it by yourself, but you'll probably wont cover all the possible situations, like when your app is not launched and notification came).
you can try to use XMPP protocol, which is most commonly used for chats/mails, where the changes in the server is notified to the clients.
Apple Push Notification Service is meant to solve these types of situations.
Hope it helps:
Apple Docs: http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/NetworkingInternet/Conceptual/RemoteNotificationsPG/ApplePushService/ApplePushService.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40008194-CH100-SW9
There is a nice tutorial: http://www.raywenderlich.com/3443/apple-push-notification-services-tutorial-part-12
Video tutorial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKV5csbueHA&feature=relmfu
I have been searching for this on Google for a while and maybe I'm not wording it right because I'm not an expert iPhone developer, but what I'm wondering is if there is some kind of notification or system event that my iPhone application I'm developing can "hook into" that will get raised whenever a text message arrives on my phone. I don't need to be able to read the message. I just need to know when a text message has arrive on my phone. If possible, I'd like to be able to get the phone number of the person sending the message. Is this possible in Objective-C/Cocoa?
No, you can't do this with the public iOS APIs.