I need to access the logfiles of an Virdi AC 7000 Fingerprint terminal. There exist 2 SDKs, the UCBioBSP SDK to communicate directly with the device and the UNION COMMUNITY Server SDK which probable only functions in combination with UNIS server (please correct me if I am wrong as the documentation was rather fuzzy on that detail). The UCBioBSP does not provide the functionality to download logs and my client does not want to use UNIS. Is there another way to download the logs from the terminal? As the UNIS server can access them there should be another way to download them (since it runs on android). Maybe ftp, web services or something else. Any advice is apreciated.
Thanks!
You need to use the VIRDI sample code(UCSAPI), provided in C#, C++ or VB.
When you "Start Server", It will open a Listening on port 9870.
The VIRDI AC7000 will connect with this server.
Then you send the command to get the logs, as you can see in the image below.
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I have a Xamarin app and localhost API. I'm trying to connect to the API from the app, but it could not be found. I edited my applicationhost.config file and I tried localhost, 10.0.2.2 and my IP address in the call, but it was not working.
So, how do I configure simple API access? (The API itself is working well)
There is simple workaround to connect Emulator & Simulator to localhost API.
Download third party software NgRok for Windows at any specific location of your PC. It just contains one executable file called ngrok.exe (you not need to install it).
Now execute your service on your preferred browser. Than follow below steps.
Open your ngrok.exe file path in command prompt
Keep your service url (take from your browser) with prefix ngrok http --host-header=rewrite and hit enter.
Now go to your browser where you have executed your service open new tab and type localhost:4040 than press enter -->Go to status there you will find your public url which you can use in your mobile application.
Note: Url structure should be like this public const string BaseUri = "https://8c56892f.ngrok.io/"; followed by / in last. Try not to append unnecessary /.
Benifits
You can debug services from one Visual Studio to another.
Your url will be active until you close command prompt.
In browser or command prompt track your requests status like Ok, Not found etc.
For more information visit this https://www.c-sharpcorner.com/article/exposing-local-web-server-to-internet-using-ngrok/
Hope it help you.
That 10.0.2.2 address is used for the Google emulators. For the Microsoft emulator you want to use 169.254.80.80. If that doesn't work then it must mean you have the firewall on and it's blocking the traffic. That can be solved by adding a new incoming rule for the program or port.
i'm trying to setup SSH Client on my android phone (HTC) to connect and manage my laravel application via command line, running artisan commands and composer on the run.
i successfully did this using putty on my laptop computer, but i cant seem to find one suitable for android - that accepts private keys, e.g .ppk files.
please is there any better alternative that can do this, or if anyone has achieved this i'd be glad if you let me in.
Regards.
have you tried jsch?
http://www.jcraft.com/jsch/
it has support for private keys
I'm having trouble accessing my server (WAMP) using my real android device. I have an app that downloads the data and parsing it to my listview. In the emulator everything is working fine using "10.0.2.2" I tried 10.0.2.2:80, 10.0.2.2(without port #), (my laptop's ip) 192.168.254.103:80 and 192.168.254.103 (without port #) in my url. My WAMP is online and I even tried turning off firewall. Is there something missing?
UPDATE
I tried browsing via my phone's browser the ip address of my laptop and it says "FORBIDDEN". i tried configuring the httpd.conf of apache based on what I've researched but still can't access the server. please help.
Turn off Firewall -
Give permission to "WAMP folder" by using Folder
sharing options - Basically access to "All" for read, write
I use chrome://inspect page on Chrome PC to use dev tools on Chrome Mobile.
I have my js+webgl games on a "local" website, http :// 127 .0. 0.1/site/, thanks to EasyPHP.
I use to upload the game to a real web server each time I make an edit and want to test it on Android, but I really would prefer the Android device to directly access the local website on my computer.
I know it is possible with the "port forwarding" feature on chrome://inspect, but I do not get it to work.
It uses 8000 as port and localhost:8080 as address.
There is a green dot aside the name of my Android device, so port forwarding is supposed to work.
But when I open http :// 127 .0. 0.1/site/ on the Android device, it says "Oops! Google Chrome could not connect to 127.0.0.1".
What am I doing wrong ?
As long you are in the same network ( fe your home network) both devices can see each other. And if you enabled the ping-command on your operating system you can use to test this.
On the application layer they need the same ports to also talk to each other.
For this talking Easyphp runs the Apache webserver to listen the network for request.
As you remarked; Apache is listening the network on port 8080.
The flexibility of Apache is that you can change the number of that port yourself in the configuartion file. ( see https://collab.its.virginia.edu/wiki/toolbox/example%20httpd.conf%20file.html)
Once you completed this, you will get an error message that you have no access, and you should be happy because this means that both devices can already talk with each other :-)
The error message are thrown up by the build-in security-system of your webserver. This security is most of the time provided on folder level with text files ( see http://www.htaccess-guide.com/ )
Once made these changes your access your localweb folder (or htdocs in ?AMPP) from out the browser of your Android. And is the game on :-)
Is it possible to have user put in connection properties like ip address in the app to connect to Sybase. I need to find out for a test to connect to our DR Site which has a different IP address. (So user uses production system and something happens and need to switch to the DR Site to continue working.)
Thanks
Louis
I don't know much about SUP, but it seems the IP address of the server is in the generated code (Activity classes), you cam edit this code to get the IP from somewhere (e.g. the application settings).
If you don't have access to the source code of the application and this is just for a test you can configure your android device to use a proxy (How to change proxy settings in Android (especially in Chrome)) and then make a simple proxy that redirects connections to another host (such as those described in seriously simple python HTTP proxy?).