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In Xamarin forms I want to sent email directly from app without opening email client. I want user to type in text and just send it with predefined subject to predefined email address. I need implementation for IOS and Android. Is it possible to do within share project in Xamarin forms?
I think you should ask yourself if that really is the best approach, I think it would be better to have some call to your back-end and have that send it for you.
But I'm not the one to judge your requirements, so if I'm just looking for a solution why not setup a SendGrid account (free up til a whole bunch of mails in Azure) and use the SendGrid API (easily accessible through a NuGet package) to send your mail. There are probably some more alternatives like this out there.
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I want to make a chat app in which all features of chat like messaging, sharing video, image, and emoji, etc. I found a lot of tutorials for that but no one says how to chat with only those you know or have in contacts to prevent unwanted disturbance to the users from others. How to make such an app with flutter?
One way is by reading all the contacts number form the phone and then check if that phone number is registered
One feature/method I can think of is using referral/invite. The person can only join the app only if he is invited and the invitation is approved by the admin. This way you can have control over who accesses your app.
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I am thinking of doing a server that will be some sort of a webpage (to display data) and also a server that can send information to android app.
I currently know a bit of c++ and python. And android java a bit more. I was allready looking at java and tomcat but not liking the idea...
What are the best metods to make a server that will be able to send data to mobile app.. I dont need to communicate both ways only that android app becomes information.
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Sory I wasn't clear enough. A server needs to acces services and get data from the APIs and then it will save it in db. But the part where this server needs to communicate with android app is unclear for me.
If you only need to host a website that displays data, without the need for server processing / database, you might want to take a look at GitHub Pages. You will be able to host static web pages for free.
Else, I would recommend you to learn PHP. Purchase a web domain and hosting, it usually comes with database for you to store data.
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I'm working on an instant messaging app with Sinch and Parse integrated in it.
I wanted to ask if I can add function to send pictures using these two services. And if not with these two, than is there any other way, maybe any other service which can combine with Sinch and Parse and let me send pictures?
Sinch is not supporting any attachments at the moment.
that a shame cause their Video service(beta) is great.
I can recommend you to use Layer which support sending images.
We had some issues with the integration at first (iOS and Android as well)
but after all is setup, it works great.
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I'm creating a website with an according app for iOS/Android and I'm doing some research for how I should do everything. I need to be able to post data from the different platforms and I want to access the same data from every platform, kind of like a wall where ypu can write stuff. I'm thinking that the data needs to be stored in a database but how do I access i.e. an SQL database from iOS/Android?
A simple research would've brought you a great tutorial on how to link a MySQL database through PHP to an Android app.
You'll be required the basics of PHP though so you may want to study a bit about that prior to starting.
Take a look at parse.com. This likely provides what you need without having to set up server with a database, etc. You can access your data on parse.com from iOS, Android, your web site, and a number of other platforms should you need to.
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I am trying to develop an application for my company which will allow logging into our Microsoft Exchange server and access mails.
I need some pointers on how to authenticate with the exchange server and download mails. I have a decent knowledge of Android. It would be really great if somebody could show me the right direction.
I would start by finding a Java library which supports one of the protocols that Exchange supports, e.g. ActiveSync or IMAP.
For starters, look into the JavaMail library:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javamail/index.html
There's also a commercial ActiveSync library that you may be able to use:
http://www.independentsoft.de
Finally, you may be able to use Microsoft's Exchange Web Services API:
http://archive.msdn.microsoft.com/ewsjavaapi