We are working on a feature that makes use of MS Intune Graph API.
To properly support pagination, we need more than 100 devices in Intune. However, we don't have so many devices right now. Is it possible to populate 100 dummy devices in Endpoint Manager (MS Intune)
Thanks in advance
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By Google Home Sample App for Matter, it seems nothing we can know about the device clusters from the device after commissioning.
// commission
Matter.getCommissioningClient(context)
.commissionDevice(commissionDeviceRequest)
After commissioning, it did the addDeviceState.
val newDeviceState =
DeviceState.newBuilder()
.setDeviceId(deviceId)
.setDateCaptured(getTimestampForNow())
.setOnline(isOnline)
.setOn(isOn)
.build()
But why it knows there is a setOn() for the device? How to know what clusters the device has?
I have read the Google Play service Matter API but there are only commission and share APIs. Are there Matter devices setting function list?
As mentioned in https://developers.home.google.com/samples/matter-app?hl=en
Note: The sample app currently only supports devices that have the On/Off server attribute, for example lights, smart plugs, and fans.
Due to this, the app always assumes that any Matter device that is commissioned via GHSAFM supports the on/off cluster.
I would like a Teams user to video call an other Teams user using external hardware (usb camera) and using mobile devices (android first).
What can Teams apps do?
...
Collaborate on items in external systems. One of the core scenarios
for a custom Teams app is to bring information or items into Teams
from some other place, and have a conversation around it. You can push
information into Teams, enable your users to search for and pull it on
demand, or make it available in an embedded web view.
Source
I guess I could develop a small web application and a server which could act as a bridge.
Android app streams a video to my webserver, teams web app loads video stream from my server. Could that work?
I've found some other people asking similar things, and they did not get an answer.
https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/Microsoft-Teams/SDK-for-Microsoft-Teams/m-p/261008
The easiest would be, if teams had a real sdk, but it seems to me, that it only has support for very limited "plugins".
Currently This is not supported in Teams.
I want to experiment with Attitude events in C# on Windows 8.1 which I don't believe is supported just yet in the SDK. I assume that if I dropped down to the protocol API I could get these events to flow. Is this correct? If so, anyone have a c# code sample of how I Could request the data stream and receive and process the data packets?
-Russ
You can find the documentation for the API here, it should have the information you need to request and process the attitude data from Sphero
https://github.com/orbotix/DeveloperResources
I hope to get the data transfer info.
I have done the same thing on iPhone but not sure if wp7 sdk has the same function?
No, at the moment, there is no data transfer API. I assume you mean total data usage from other apps and the phone in general. You could monitor your own app by manually making web requests and storing the bytes used but there's no way to monitor how much is being used by other apps.
I have a product live on a network operators portal at the moment, it is integrated with the operators SMS/MMS messaging and billing interfaces. I would like to build a version of this application to run on Windows Phone 7 devices.
I'd like the application to run for all users but for users that happen to be on the network operator I've integrated with I'd like to offer them a better experience (direct operator billing and sending through the operators MMSC).
An alternative would be to limit the availability of the app to users with handsets on the operator (like the Android marketplaces that exist for the major cell network operators like Verizon and Sprint).
Is any of this possible on the Zune Marketplace for apps and/or on Phone 7 devices?
Thanks
To accomplish this I would suggest liasing with your network operator contacts.
You'll need access to the APIs which they have access to (and the public does not through the 3rd party SDK).
You may also want to ship an app with phones they supply also.