hope all is well
may anyone please assist me with connecting an android App to a cloud server
for this is my first time doing this and youtube really isn't helpful
any documentations, feedback and links will highly be appreciated
I tried youtube research and expected to get a valid video that would ahow me how to actually show me how to connect to the cloud server and to actually confirm it
THANKS
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I want to build an Android application using XMPP protocol for sharing real-time data. For this, first of all, I have to setup XMPP Server and best server to use is Openfire. I tried to install this server on my Windows PC, but unable to setup correctly.
This is the download link https://www.igniterealtime.org/projects/openfire/ from where I have downloaded the Openfire.exe file. After Installation it opens a browser window with URL=http://localhost:9090/ but the page shows "This site can’t be reached localhost refused to connect. Search Google for localhost 9090 ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED"
Can anyone help me to resolve this issue or suggest me the installation procedure? Also if you have any other suggestion to use another XMPP server kindly let me now. I want to transfer data in real-time from one Android device to another.
Thank you for reading my post and replying back.
Since I am new to android I am confused with the concept of server for android app. After going through different tutorials I landed up at openfire server. I have done with setting up the server on my computer. If I turn off my computer the server will be closed and app will stop working I guess. How the real time chatting app work. How to get a real time server which will be available to the user 24/7. Please help me get rid off it.
Seems like you have setup server on your local machine. This requires your system to be turned on always. Try hosting it in a third party environment. Hope this helps!
I am thinking of making an android app with several users logging into a discussion forum(something like the whatsapp group chat or maybe facebook group chat) and i want to save all data in google drive(or any other server). Please Can anyone tell me how to do it. Any link or and documentation or help through any reply. I am pretty new to android app development and will be eagerly waiting for a reply.
Alright I have two questions which are interrelated.
Using Google OAUTH can I send communications between an android phone and a chrome browser extension? I was thinking that I could write some info somewhere and it would be stored in the account info or something? This was just a theory (not really supported by any info I have read)
If that doesn't work I was going to use Android to node.js communication idea using http://static.brandedcode.com/nws-docs/ documentation for an android to websocket server communication then a chrome extension to the websocket server. I was then going to use the gmail from each device to verify they belong to each other and pass the message that way.
Does anyone have any knowledge about how feasible this is/how challenging it is? I also need to know how secure the communication is if I only rely on a gmail account. Is there any information done by using OAUTH or another method that I could use to secure it more?
Finally is there a method to turn a chrome extension into a websocket server? That way I could just bypass the need for an external server and any sort of verification method.
I'm willing to do some work and/or research if necessary so list anything you think I should look into and any ideas you might have. I'm thinking of having a nice coding weekend so I will be playing around with this A LOT!
I appreciate any help that anyone can give.
I am trying to push json data from a servlet deployed in Tomcat to my Android app.
I've already checked out the C2DM but I think it requires me to have a working internet connection because the data is pushed from Google servers.
I need the push to be available when connected to an offline network (Wi-Fi). Can this be done? Or maybe anybody can suggest me other options? Thank you very much :)
This blogpost will help.