I am looking for a way to see what API(s) is an android app using (with request headers). I think there is some way to connect it with hotspot of our computer system but i probably forgot the whole procedure. Any help would appreciated. Thank you.
You can use wireshark for that. Here is old question and answer about that. Sniffing an Android app to find API URL
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I have this Samsung-watch
I implemented a mobile application for my graduation project, it is a triaging system that will serve the people who has an injury or illness,
In some cases we need to ask the patient about his heart rate, we want to take this data from the watch instead of asking him about it.
I searched for this and founded that I need to install Tizen extension to the visual studio, I want to write a code that take heart rate, then connect this code to my android application,
Does anyone know or can help me to do this?
Does anyone know the steps that i would follow to complete this process ?
You will find a lot of help from Samsung Developer Site.
Check below link:
Samsung Developers - Creating Your First App
May the force be with you.
How to create Pulsometer application for wearable:
http://tizenschool.org/tutorial/166/contents/1
then, for example, You can use Samsung Accessory Protocol to communicate wearable with android device:
https://developer.samsung.com/galaxy/accessory
https://developer.samsung.com/galaxy/accessory/guide
or implement other way of data exchange, for example uploading data to remote server:
How to make HTTP POST web request
I am unable to use the right terminology to search else if this is already answered i would not have posted.
Pls comment if silly question , I will take it off. do not vote down pls. :( a rookie
I am trying to setup a server where I can host an android environment and let users test their apps. Something like a cloud ?. I wanna see if I can host various flavors of Android so that I can test from another machine. Is it possible? what to use.
May be run a few Independent simulators on a server ?
Yes, lots of companies do things like this to run their own build server. There are also many services that allow you to do such things on their servers (i.e. circleci). Google around and you will find a lot of stuff.
I have been searching on the internet, but I didn't find what I want, so I'd like do know if you guys know how to do this.
There's an app named AirDroid, and I think you know it, but for those who don't, it enables a communication between your device and a browser. So you can control your smartphone through the internet, if both are connected at the same Wi-fi.
Do you guys know what I have to study to do it? Android SDK has some class that enables it?
Android SDK has some class that enables it?
Not specifically.
Do you guys know what I have to study to do it?
I am going to assume that "do it" means "write my own implementation of the same thing".
Since it is a Web app, you will need to learn how to write Web apps, using some lightweight framework that is suitable for running on an embedded device.
I have to make a peer to peer file sharing app on android platform
Can someone tell me about the WiFi API that i can use for it and how can i get these API's
Thanks in advance.
This question is too broad for SO. This platform is meant for specific programming questions (i.e. you've already done the research, and tried something but are having trouble. Post your troubles and we'll try to help)
search around on the developer site some. Here is a page that might be of interest to you to get started: http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/wireless/wifip2p.html
I know how to develop in Android and use the Apache HTTP lib, but I want to go lower, get hold of the wireless interface adapter and be able to send & receive packets wirelessly. I know its possible since there are sniffer apps in the android market. I have looked around and googled a lot, but can't seem to get any ideas on how to even start. Surprisingly nobody seems to have asked this question on SO before too.
I suppose there is no android API that does it for you. Please suggest a way of sending/receiving packets in android or post references to any such resources.
Thanks!
Note: I know java.net api can be used in android (though I haven't used it before) but that doesn't give me the kind of access I want.
There is no way to do this with the standard SDK/NDK.
On a rooted device, you could possibly call into tcpdump, or another libpcap-based application. There is not a supported way to give Java applications the required privileges on a production Android device.
For example, this blog post describes how to use tcpdump to do a basic packet capture on Android.
Did you have a look at the NDK? Maybe you can do what you want in C(++).
Android OS 4.0 or later provides a VpnService through which you can monitor the network traffic. Application provided at http://www.taosoftware.co.jp/en/android/packetcapture/ uses VpnService that capture the data.