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How to develop a IPad Application using Java in Windows, am a Java developer with Eclipse IDE on Windows OS,
i would like to know is there any way to develop a application for Ipad with my above mentioned resources....?
thank you...
As someone just said when they were posting the link to this question, you are being quite optimistic with these requirements.
Quite simply, it isn't going to happen, not unless you stick to jail broken devices and some kind soul has ported a JVM to IOS, which I haven't heard of.
You have no way of deploying to a non-jailbroken device, as Apple only provide provisioning certificates to XCode, and Xcode handles deployment.
You have no way of running Java without either a JVM (not going to happen on a non-jailbroken device) or a conversion tool like MonoTouch for .Net, again I haven't heard of one.
In short, no chance.
No, you need Xcode on a Mac. This is unlikely to change.
Also requires Objective C knowledge or something that uses it (like Phonegap)
Xcode is like Eclipse (but so so much better and prettier), Objective-C is like Java, a powerful OO c-style language that you do everything in.
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I want to learn device driver development so how to start ? Any media for beginner or something ?
The canonical reference is Linux Device Drivers 3rd Edition - although it's a few years old now, it's close enough to current kernels.
Quite a lot of stuff is not covered in here - particularly anything that's device or bus specific, or the way the kernel has been developing to support ARM SoC devices over the last few years.
I would suggest to go start learing Linux device driver under PC environment so as you can co-relate most of things you are familier with ,One approach is to go get linux source code and try to understand how kernel is being called and how single user space process is initiated from kernel space .You can also follow this below given page would be helpful for you.
http://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/Reading_the_Linux_Kernel_Sources
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I have a potential client that wants to build a platform agnostic application. Initially it'll run on a windows 7 tablet and will expand. Its a roofing business, so they're going to take pictures with the camera, fill out some forms, and then generate a report from it. The first thing I can think of is making an API call to a web service I create that does some crystal reports magic them returns to the client.
Problem is, they aren't always guaranteed internet access. What can I do here? My thoughts right now are building the app in rails or MVC 4.
It is pretty hard to answer your question since it won't be an exactly answer, but my thougths are:
1° - Build a Windows Phone app that will fill out everything that is
needed and store locally
2° - Do a background process that will send this via rest calls to a
service
3° - Build the service to receive the requests and a rails app to the
client to login and have access to the reports this can be made in
rails
This is a possibility if they need to access reports from anywhere. Otherwise the reports could be made in the tablet itself.
Just some thoughts, the solution may take a very different path, since you were not accurate enough to a definitive answer.
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In my ios app there are some information which I have to pull from some Content Management System(like Alfresco). Could You please suggest me, how can I integrate Alfresco to my ios app?
There are two options available to you
One of them is to take the source code for the Alfresco Mobile App for iOS which is open source, and start from there. Customise the Alfresco app to do all the additional things you need, with the Alfresco code as your starting point. This will work best if you basically want what the Alfresco App provides, with a few small changes.
The other is to use the CMIS library for iOS which the Alfresco mobile app uses, include that in your existing application, and interact with Alfresco via CMIS. It's also open source. See cmis.alfresco.com if you're new to CMIS and want to learn more.
You'll also likely want to join the Alfresco Mobile Forum, which'll be the best place to get help with either the open source mobile app, or the iOS CMIS client.
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I'am developing my first android Tablet app. I want to develop the same app for smartphones also. What should be the minimum sdk version to develop an app for both? And how many layout folders i should have to support the app portrait & landscape modes on both the devices?
What should be the minimum sdk version to develop an app for both?
Whatever you like. The minimum SDK version does not affect whether or not your app can run on a tablet. At this point, I recommend focusing on Android 2.1+, which would mean using 7 as your minSdkVersion, but that is up to you.
And how many layout folders i should have to support the app portrait & landscape modes on both the devices?
As many as you need, and no more than that. In other words, it is impossible to answer this in the abstract.
Start by having everything in res/layout/. As you determine that you need other resource sets to make things work better (e.g., res/layout-large-land/ for a tablet landscape activity layout), add them.
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I already asked a few beginner questions, found some demos, altered them and realize that I might have a lot more questions ...
Should I use Indy 10 or 9 with Delphi 7?
What if my server wants to broadcast something to all the clients?
too many more to list, and I'd rather educate myself, if I can, than continually ask for help
Does anyone know of a book which covers Indy programming in Delphi (preferably D7) ?
Googling for "indy book delphi" returns "Indy in Depth" http://www.atozed.com/indy/book/index.nl.aspx as the first result. The page mentions it hasn't been updated recently, but as you are using Delphi 7 it will probably still be pertinent to you.
Im currently using 9 with Delphi 7. No issue for me so far - mainly work with UDP/TCP servers/clients.
Indy 10 AFAIK has architectually changed under the hood, so definately pick one and stick with it. I have looked into upgrading but it seems it will require a code change for me, but i would normally advise to choose the latest version, since you will have better support.
Check the Indy homepage for more info (note i think its a bit outdated):
http://www.indyproject.org/download/Files/Indy10.html
Here is also an article about the fundamental differences between the two:
http://conferences.embarcadero.com/article/32160