Can anybody let me know how to capture mobile calls and e-mails from a Blackberry connected to a BES server
That information should be available from the PhoneLogs.
It sounds you're looking to be able to get a phone's call log using the BES server to retrieve the information? If this is so, doesn't the BES server offer this functionality out of the box?
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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 am developing a mobile application in which i need to show internet service provider name(when phone is connected via wifi). I searched on google and we can do it easily with NSHost but it is only mac so i am wondering if there is alternate way for iOS.
You can use the following library to get all the information of the device
https://github.com/Shmoopi/iOS-System-Services
I hope this helps...
I'm writing an xmpp ios chat app which connects with an openfire server.
The app needs to be able to download all the messages that were missed by the user while the app was closed. So I will need a way to save the missed messages sent on the server, does anyone know a good way to do this? Is there a plugin for something like this, or would this require a custom plugin or something else?
Openfire, like most other XMPP servers, already stores the messages sent by users, when the receiving bare JID was offline, so that it can send those message to the client when it (re-)connects.
See also:
XEP-0160 - Best Practices for Handling Offline Messages
XEP-0013 - Flexible Offline Message Retrieval (supported by Openfire)
I'm developing a blackberry SMS appication.
Which needs to filter all incoming messages which have only with a specific keyword (ex - Starts with ABC).
The messages with this keywords will not allow goto the inbox.
Is it possible with messageListner ?
I got to know that this may be possible by invoke class. But i don't have a clear idea on this. Could anyboday help me on this ?
I don't think it's possible. RIM doesn't provide such function.
But there is another way to achieve this: turn on firewall in the system's option and filter all the sms, now system can't recieve notifications of sms while your application can. This is used in most sms firewall apps.
I want to create a background app on a Blackberry that starts when the phone boots and sends gps locations to a webserver periodically. Is this possible without the BES server? I am most likely targeting OS 4.5. Any gotchas I should know about?
thanks
Nick
if you want only background process.
How to - Set up a background application
if you want GUI part also in your application.
How to - Set up an alternate entry point
and for gps update
Get location information updates
You can skip the BES server if you use a PHP or ASP.NET WebService. You can consume that WebService on the Blackberry device using a JSON library found here:
http://www.json.org/
PHP and ASP.NET can receive JSON objects and parse them into objects on that specific programming language.