I'm trying to make an android application ,that tests the Wi-Fi speed, well to do that i need to upload and download a file ,to test the speed.
Well i read that i need two phones ,the first one will be the client ,and the second one will be the server.
But ,i want to use only one android phone to test the speed through the AP, it mean's that the phone will play the role of the client and the server in the same time ,well i don't know if it a feasible thing or not ,please can someone tell me if it is feaseible or not ?
Well this idea came to me in case when someone have just only one phone and he want to know his Wi-Fi speed.
PS: i don't want a loopback test.
Thank you in advance.
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I've tried on multiple phones now (different people's phone numbers), and every time I try to create an account in the Glympse App (Android), I get an "invalid number" error.
Since the app gets my phone number directly from Android, I thought maybe this had to do with formatting. But I've tried all of the following formats, and got the same error every time:
0000000000
000-000-0000
000.000.0000
(000) 000-0000
It's not like Glympse has a username/password system, and someone has already registered this phone number or anything like that. It's my real and only phone number.
The issue seems to be a system wide recaptcha failure. I have been contacting glympse for around 15 days and no one has replied as of yet.
You cannot setup a developer account because the recaptcha is not working correctly despite it turning green like it should when you get the answers right. I am hoping glympse will respond soon as we are sitting around waiting to start. :)
For me, there was the same issue and I was trying to fix it for several hours and after all I fount a solution that worked for me. By default, if you have a micro-sd card in the mobile android will install some apps on the sd card. In the case of this software, it is causing this error. So go to ur settings - storage - apps and select glympse and change the storage to internal memory for this app. Relaunce the app and u should register ur mobile number without any problems. Atleast in my case i hope this will help you. Please let me know.
This morning I discovered that the one way known to work to get an app into my java phone, rumkin.com, has stopped working. I need an alternative.
The phone I'm developing for is an LG Rumor Reflex, model LN272. It does not have WiFi, and attempts to point browsers at 127.0.0.1 have always failed. So the only way to install an app is through the internet.
I do not have a website of my own.
mobilefish.com claims to do what I need, including generate a .jad file automatically. However, half the time it refuses to upload the file, claiming that I didn't enter the correct code when in fact I did; and the rest of the time, attempting to download the .jad file fails.
Google searches have turned up the now defunct rumkin, mobilefish, and results that have nothing to do with what I need.
Can anyone point me to either a phone upload site that still/actually works, or some means of installing through the usb cable that works. Also has anyone had any success doing this through dropbox or similar storage sites?
So, I wanted to cast my extended workspace (on MAC) to my app on iOS. I've been reading on it for a few days and singled out Quartz display services API to capture the screen directly from the GPU for each display connected.
As for my use case, I need to stream it through HTTP on a local wifi network and be able to receive it in my app. The problem is, Mac won't extend the workspace without connecting a compatible device like a projector or a monitor. How do I work around this? I need to be able to cast only the extended workspace through HTTP/tcp and it seems possible from what I've read. I've also looked into IOKit and other related sources but they did not have much of useful info for me. Since the goal is to stream the extended workspace to other devices from the MAC, connecting a real secondary display is useless and does not make sense.
Can we work around this by somehow making the kernel think that there is another display connected?
Is there any other way to spawn an extended desktop and cast it?
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
I found a Github repo which does what I wanted to do to some extent. They have actually written a driver that enables multiple virtual desktops by tricking mac to think it was connected to a physical monitor. For someone like me in the future, take a look into this link.
Any other inputs to achieve this will also be great.
I should make a program that simulates the behavior of a remote desktop but without showing the screen of the server to the client.
I can use any programming language, but the client must be on Android mobile device and the server's operating system must be Windows.
I do not know how to Start. I was thinking about two possibilities:
1- Use a socket. But the difficulty was to give commands outside of the programming environment.
2- Use a rdp already done but turn off the display screen (setting is not present in the rdp I know). Who can help me?
Thank you
I want to access Web service from windows mobile application and want to process data returned by it. I am not finding any step by step guide to it. I found some articles relevant but they don't clearly mention what setting are required to run in the emulator and what setting are required in order to run on the physical device. Please suggest me best way.
Beginner always need guidance from scratch so there should be some step by step article.Thanks in advance.
I don't have any detailed instructions but I've done heaps of this soft of thing. It's exactly the same as connecting a normal Windows app to a web service. You way want to try this first using a simple WinForms app so you understand the basics of creating a web reference.
The only complication is that your emulator or mobile device will need to be able to connect to the machine running the web service but this should also be pretty easy. Just set up a simple html test page on your PC and ensure you can browse to this using the emulator.