I am creating a Java ME application to connect to server. My problem in HttpConnection setting issue. how can i dynamically configure gprs setting in my application.Opera mini browser dynamically get connection setting. how can i do same in my application ?
You don't need to get connections for your applications because of the following reasons
HttpConnetion gets the default settings for java . trying to load this setting would involve you developing specific application version for each phone
Opera mini has different arrangement with most telecom to force all connection via WAP gateway because they require MSISDN and IMSI information .. Am sure you don't want to go this wrote
Blackberry has option to connect via BIS, BES , Wifi or WAP ... this is very straight forward but am sure your application is not for blackberry
4 reason your app might not be working
Some phone required you to specify default connection for java phone
The network sometime has more than one setting .. check the one your browser is using and set it as default for all connection
Sometimes when phone have been used with multiple SIMS ... the configuration might not be correct .
Ensure you have enable for data access because your Opera Mini might be using a diffident billing option based on most of their custom arrangement
I hope this helps
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I decided to use the Housez theme as it advertises as super easy and flexible to use. I am not a web designer but have managed to get my site up and running. www.islandestates.net The problem I have is that there is no search option for the properties on a mobile device? The desktop version works well but how do I get a search box onto the mobile version?
The support from Housez is non existent, I have submitted a request to favetheme but they never reply.
Any help would be aprreciated.
Malcolm
I am trying to create a webpage that will be available for my team members. From my personal laptop.
Today i created a basic page using following tutorial.
https://www.interserver.net/tips/kb/how-to-create-website-in-iis/
But when i tried to open the page from another pc...
It didnt work.
I have added port 80 in firewall setting.
When i tried to open using my mobile.it worked. Because my laptop is connected to mobile hotspot.
But showing error as site cant be reach on outside devices.
Please help me.
Do i need to do port forwarding??? If yes then how can i do it on mobile?
As right now i can use only mobile hotspot
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Pc OS : windows 10.
I have enabled IIS using windows feature
Is it necessary to install windows server? To be able to publish page to outside user?
It is unnecessary to install windows server to host websites. IIS also works in Windows Client OS.
If your mobile could access the website correctly, there are might be something wrong with network connectivity causing the failure of accessing the webpage from other PC. We should ensure that the other PC is in the same network with the webserver(your laptop), just like the network of your mobile.
I advise other PC to join the mobile hotspot too. Following shutting the firewall and access the website by using the IP address again.
Considering the Ping tool to troubleshoot the network issue.
https://www.hellotech.com/guide/for/how-to-do-a-ping-test-windows-10
Feel free to let me know if there is anything I can help with.
This feels like a shot in the dark but...
Should a single Native Messaging host be able to communicate with the same extension installed on multiple chrome profiles?
I'm working on an extension which is installed to both my personal and work profiles. But it seems that the Native Messaging host only sends messages to the most recently connected instance of the extension.
I don't believe this is addressed in the Native Messaging documentation and I've run out of search ideas, thanks in advance for any help!
When nativeMessaging API is used it starts an instance of native app each time a connection is created by the extension so such an instance can communicate with its "parent" extension only. Consequently, there should be no problem.
In case you want to use chrome.runtime.onConnectNative to do the reverse (to connect from a native app to an extension which will work even when Chrome is closed) see crbug.com/967262 for more info or create a new issue there asking for details. Judging by the bits I see this feature is available only on ChromeOS and it's even disabled by default.
I've written a non-published (personal) Chrome extension that performs page checking and then performs actions such as opening new tabs if certain conditions are met. I would like to be able to "remote control" it from my phone though, e.g. turn on or off or adjust settings when I'm away from my desk.
I considered if the extension can read/write to a file in Dropbox, which I could then edit from my phone too, or any other device. But I'm not sure if extensions are allowed to arbitrarily read/write in the filesystem, or only "apps". Any other suggestions?
Assuming you can't directly connect to your computer (otherwise wOxxOm's answer is valid)..
You could make a companion phone app and use GCM push messages; your phone would message your server via it (which can be hosted on a free App Engine tier easily if it's just for your private use) and the server will push out the message.
Though it'll probably be much easier to just have said App Engine server up and providing a WebSocket endpoint that your extension can connect to to receive commands in real-time, and some sort of API / control panel on the web (authenticated, of course).
Any free webserver-based solution would lag, as bad as 500ms, I think.
Try making a complementary native PC program: mobile apps for remote control usually have their PC part running as a background service or an application with just a shelltray icon. Such program opens a TCP/UDP port on PC and listens for commands from the mobile app, and can communicate with your extension via Chrome's native messaging API.
I believe that within WP8 I can register a URI for my application (i.e. myapp:) and have it launched with Launcher.LaunchUriAsync(uri)
My question is whether there is a way for me to launch the application via the browser using the same registered uri?
I have seen instances of trying to launch applications that are associated with file extensions, but can I do it with the uri scheme?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Yes - all you need to do this is to create a web page with a hyper-link of the URI format you registered and the OS will open your app if it is installed.
If your app isn't installed it will offer to open the Store for you to search for apps which support this URI scheme.
You can test this with your apps which are still in development on the emulator or device.