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Some context: The Db already exists and the app is for internal use of the company, that's why I'm not doing an API.
I need to connect my app to an SQL server to execute a query and retreive data from it.
I've already tried with this plugin but no succes SqlJocky5
Someone have done something similar already with flutter? How you did it? there's another library for connecting the app with a sql server?
So, What I'm looking for is if there's a library to do it like in Xamarin Forms (SqlClient) or in Android Studio Java (JDBC Driver).
I tried to ask a question and I got block because I didn’t answer some question.
Here is the answer:
From https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/flutter-dev/GO9ilukcoN4 from #Abner Hernandez
First: you need a SQLServerSocket: https://github.com/nippur72/SqlServerSocket is free and works!
Second: you need a client https://github.com/nippur72/SqlServerSocket (look in DartClient folder).
I did several connections and it works very well.
Of course, it is not as "easy to use, with 2 or 3 clicks and less programming..." but yes, you can "implement a simple SELECT * FROM XXX and show the results on both devices (IOS and Android) with Flutter." I did it.!
Yes I tested it with my remote sql and is working on CRUD. I didn't test for extensive query yet.
günter-zöchbauer gives the best practices.
You should use AQUEDUCT aqueduct.io and create a web api so your Flutter app connects to the server more securely.
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I'm making an Android app using Qt(So, that includes QML & C++, I guess I must say), that's supposed to both send and get email from different email services(Mostly, It will be corporative email, so i think it must go through Microsoft Exchange server, and also Microsoft Outlook preferable).
The thing is that i didn't found any specific material nor documentation on those topics. I found good SMTP client for Qt, but that does not fully serves my needs, due to the fact that It is also needed to get those emails. I was wondering how it is even possible to do?
Does it will take some Java native code to get those, or is there any opportunity to somehow bind those with Microsoft Graph/Microsoft Outlook API? Really struggling out here.
What you're looking for is an SMTP Client.
There are various clients already written in C++. You'll need to find one that works on Android. Here's one I found on google: https://github.com/cutelyst/simple-mail
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I am trying to find any open source platform using which i can implement chat-bots in my application. I have done RND on this but no luck. If some one already done something like this and implemented chat-bot in his/her application. Then please help me out here. Please send me some links using which i can implement chat-bot in my application. Thanks in advance
Basically, Chat-bots has two parts. 1) natural language processing and ii) chat backend system(like push notifications, chat status, online/offline presence, typing indicator, forwarding etc).
For first part, you can use any of NLP APIS like one from google,Microsoft etc. It totally depends on your usage case and business which apis suits you best.
For second part, you can use any of the chat backend service like Applozic or build your own. For Client side implementation, you can explore our open source client repositories here.
PS: I am co-founder at applozic.
You can use Botlibre. They provide android api with documentation for implementing a chatbot. However first you have to create a chatbot there and use credential to connect from android.
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I'm currently developing an android application. It stores user login and sign up information using Firebase.
The challenge I'm faced with is finding a suitable database to store information from websites which I would gather myself and allow the app to automatically update and include that information.
Firebase doesn't have a GUI that can create tables and records, so it does not fully meet my requirements. It'll only be used for user authentication.
I've read answers to questions similar to this and saw alternatives such as:
AWS
Buddy
Kinvey
I currently don't have the budget to pay for a premium service so I'm looking for a free and reliable one until I can upgrade.
To sum it all up, I want a online database with either a GUI or text based (preferably SQL syntax), that is reliable and easy to understand.
For my first Android app where I developed it from my diploma thesis and to learn about android philosophy I used MongodDB.
MongoLab has free services to store your documents there. I used Java so you may have to look the MongoDB for java documentation, you can find it easy on the internet and the documentation is very explainable.
Also, for security reasons you may have to develop a restfull API and as a result you may have to use (for example) the PHP API of mongodb to cummunicate with a server and get the query results from there and use them for your Android app. You may have to search about how to get json data from a server to your android app but there are many tutorials about this too.
I have to mention that I am not an expert on which databases are the best to use for Android apps but MongoDB did the work for me.
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I'm building an iOS app for my boss, and I have to implement a chat. the app will run on iOS for now but in the future it's gonna run on android too, so I need a cross-platform working solution. I will develop it in Swift, on Iphone only.
once you logged in by Facebook , Twitter or email you'll be able to send messages to other users logged in the app and online. you know, waze style.
I think I cannot use iMessage since the app could be developed for Android too.
I'm trying to understand Jabber but I am totally new at it, but is it possible to make such a service in PHP?
Boss told me to look for a third party chat service, pay it and stop but I cannot find the right one.
could someone help me?
There is a really good new tool named Layer which does exactly what you are looking for.
Layer
There are many chat services availabale for both android and ios
1:Scringo
2:Firebase
3:Quickblox
i have tried with quickblox and it is really fine, easy to implement and use http://quickblox.com/
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I've been searching day and night now for a proper OAuth2 library to use for my android app.
I came across many, including apache amber (formally leeloo) and the android developer specified one (http://developer.android.com/training/id-auth/authenticate.html) which seems to be deceperated.
Yet none of them work or even merge with my project error free (ie. missing methods in jars).
Thus my question is, if there is ANY proper OAuth2 library out there that can be used for android. All I need is a library that allows me to retrieve an authentication code, followed by the token call which will allow autorize requests.
Any links towards an interesting project (git or w/e) are most appreciated.
The most complete library I found is Scribe. I liked it so much that I wrapped it to make it more suitable to asynchronous android interaction. You can check my PostmanLib here. It is supposed to make easier the asynchronous interaction AND the authentication via a webview.
Based on the Oltu (formerly Amber) dev mailing list, it has also been used in Android (at least the client side part).