As Sinch API provides Video calling capabilities, I would like to know Sinch API will work with IOS, Android Apps developed using Codename One API. If yes, please refer any documentation.
Codename One supports native interfaces so you can integrate support for pretty much everything. This is explained in https://www.codenameone.com/how-do-i---access-native-device-functionality-invoke-native-interfaces.html[this video] and in the developer guide.
There are some open source native libraries you can use as reference. Mina seems to be working on porting OpenTok to Codename One which might be interesting to you.
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We are planning to use the existing Kentico CMS environment for development of native mobile apps for iOS & Android.
Does Kentico CMS support native mobile apps development? Does it have any supported SDKs in-place?
In addition to option Roman mentioned above, you can also take a look at https://kenticocloud.com and see if out brand new API-first cloud CMS would be better solution for what you need.
Giving the fact it's API-first you can use it on all kinds of platform including iOS and Android.
Let me know if you have any other questions.
Thanks.
Karol
Kentico exposes Rest API that you could easily consume by a native app. It provides you with a CRUD methods to literaly any object you have within your Kentico instance, so you could get data, process it and present in your app. Here you can find some more details here.
I want to integrate voice and video call feature in my android as well as web app using sip.The scenario is like the end user can call from android app or web app to my support team which would be on web app.The scenario is similar to a call center where user call from app to support team.I did some research on found lot of javascript and android sdks available but they don't provide cross platform functionality.Is there any open source library which could be used to achieve cross platform functionality and flexibility to use our own sip server.
Please have a look at the Restcomm platform
It contains Android SDK that uses SIP, Web SDK (that uses sip over websockets) and a Telephony Application SIP Server called Restcomm-Connect that allows you to build applications very easily through HTTP APIs or Visual Designer
TBH, the only thing I found till now is Linphone. They use an LibLinPhone SDK to implement things, but it is open sourced under GNU. I am still looking for other SDK alternatives, as they don't have the best documentation in the world.
Need help with a working example of native android bluetooth support for codenameone apps. I have one working in android but having a problem integrating with codenameone.Thanks in advance.
If you have working code in Android already, you just need to create a Native Interface to handle the API calls and callbacks you need. You'll be able to use most of your Android code, a few modifications will be needed to strip out the parts that control the UI. Check the developer guide, it discusses this. I believe that there's also a tutorial video.
There is also a CN1Lib or extension for Bluetooth Low Energy, if that's what you're developing.
I m new to here so maybe my question is also looks silly.
If so, please teach me then I will very appreciate for it.
question:
I m going to build webrtc android client for my kamilio/freeswitch.
So I've built webrtc for android and tested AppRTC demo and made video call.
What I want to know is can I integrate this demo with my own kamilio/freeswitch?
Hope to hearing from you soon.
Regards
Yes, of course. From the server point of view, WebRTC is WebRTC regardless if you are running it from app or from browser. Just make that your client is using SIP (clear SIP or SIP over websocket as described in RFC 7118 since this is the most popular signaling protocol supported also by Kamailio/FreeSWITCH.
Definitely yes. Take a look at FreeSWITCH VerTo protocol which is specifically designed for WebRTC : https://freeswitch.org/confluence/display/FREESWITCH/mod_verto.
Also you can check out this demo on google play, where this protocol implemented with native Android WebRTC SDK:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=xyz.vertoandroid.vertoandroidlibdemo. (ahem, shameless plug, sorry).
What are the available API or existing technologies on android that can help one make call using the internet, more like VOIP. I checked out documentation online including this
. Kinda confused where to start. Can anyone help with a better guideline ? Thanks.
PJSIP is one of the better media libraries available on Android. you may want to google the pro and cons of this vs the native android SIP Api and based on your project pick one over the other.
There are a few others, but PJSIP is one comprehensive solution.
There are plenty of support for VOIP on android. You can try the following options
For Android 2.3 or higher you can use inbuilt SIP stack Documentation here
PJSIP (example implementation Project for Android is CSIPsimple)
MJSIP (example implementation Project for Android is Sip Droid)
Doubango (example implementation Project for Android is IMSDroid)
Linphone
I have used almost all of the above and they all are good and do the intended.
There are plenty of Paid SDK in market too which promise to do the job for you.