I am about to start a client project and Id love to do it in Livecode but the server uses websockets.
Is there a websocket client solution yet for Livecode? My initial googling seems to have turned nothing up.
I actually wrote pure livecode implementation for myself. At some point Il lclean it up and release it.
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So i saw this post a few years back, the conclusion was there's no solution back then;
How to interface skype with a browser
I recently found that there's a skype-api; i couldn't figure out whether it's for making skype video/audio call through node.js back end or what.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/skype-api
https://www.npmjs.com/package/skype-rest
Can someone help me to understand:
1. What's the updated status to the previous question;
2. What's this skype-api got to do with skype
I highly recommand you to take a look at twillio.com it does everthing you could think of a phone system would do
I am a beginner and would like to understand how to realize this small application, using node.js, socket.io and QT.
I made a server-side chat, following the tutorial on socket.io/get-started/chat/. Now I would like to create a desktop client (QT and C ++) that exploits the same server nodejs. How can I get this? [sketch]
I am sorry for my bad English. Thank you all! :)
SOLUTION
For this problem do not use socket.io, but normal WebSockets.
wp for node.js
QWebSockets for Qt
I saw the commercial library for iAd's from Monte but he isn't developping it anylonger due to the coming of InnerActive Ads in Livecode, right? So, I have created an InnerActive account and tried the only lesson I found on Livecode Lessons. That didn't work. So I posted a comment there which is awaiting moderation for quite some time now. I also mailed Inneractive, got a ticket replied, but no answer from them either.
If anyone has Ads with Inneractive running please tell/show us how you did it. I am calling mobileAdRegister with my appID and that seems okay. Then I try mobileAdCreate and mobileAdSetTopVisible and 'the result' tells me 'could not create ad'.
Dictionairy then tells me the app does not have Internet permissions or the registered app key is not valid. But I do check for internet connection and I'm sure I'm using my valid appID..
Regards, Amsterfrank
I have tested ads in the current release of LiveCode and they do indeed seem to be broken.
The LiveCode quality control team is aware of this and are currently investigating what could be the cause of this. A report on this issue can be viewed here-
http://quality.runrev.com/show_bug.cgi?id=11224
A workaround for now is to use an older version of LiveCode. After running a few tests, the last version of LiveCode that does not exhibit the mobile ad bug is LiveCode 6.0.0. This is available to download from here-
http://downloads.livecode.com/livecode/
With that being said, I would recommend holding off until the issue is resolved in a more current releases as there have been many bug/enhancements to LiveCode since 6.0.0
Simeone have suggest to create html5 websocket feature into xpages server side?
It's very import for notification feature.
Tnx to all
Domino doesn't support Websocket (it appeared in later version of various servlet containers, though not in Domino). What you can do though is to write your own websocket server which runs inside Domino. See http://www.mindoo.com/web/blog.nsf/dx/03.11.2012141402KLEHJC.htm?opendocument&comments on how FTP server was implemented. I think you can use it as a guidance.
For example http://java-websocket.org/ it's open source and I guess it shouldn't be hard to adapt it for Domino.
PS: Alternative way: contact IBM and ask them to implement it.
Google has taken up the implementation of WebRTC in Chrome very seriously as indicated by the frequent updates in the Canary and Beta channel of Chrome. Are there any other browsers who are upto implementing this?
Firefox/IE/Opera are working on it. No word from Apple/Safari or Microsoft/IE, although IE is unlikely at best, because they're working on their own standard unfortunately. Crazier things have happened, but I wouldn't count on it. Apple has been fairly mum on the subject.
If you want support for those other browsers, we built a solution for it # Frozen Mountain (I work there) using IceLink.
Opera Mobile does offer support to WebRTC. And according to this article, Mozilla isn't all that far behind either. Ericsson Labs has their own custom browser which supports WebRTC. But it runs only on Ubuntu as of now. WebRTC itself is still under development and I'm sure that we can see complete support from all major browsers in some time.
Mozilla is far along in implementing WebRTC, and we're leading the design and implementation of DataChannels within WebRTC, as well as Identity work. We're working on a project-specific repo right now (alder), but pieces have already moved over into mozilla-central, such as initial support for getUserMedia.