I'm currently building an online tutoring app to help solve my country's crisis in education.
To do this, I need to integrate a video calling service. I'd prefer to use Hangouts over other services since it is based on webRTC and its free. However after much searching, I haven't found anything that explicitly states whether or not its possible to integrate it natively or through a webview. Do you have any ideas on how to go about doing this or if its even possible?
Thank you so much! :)
Unfortunately there is no way to integrate this functionality yet, the hangout API is web based and since hangout requires the camera there is no way to enable this from a webview.
See these answers:
start google hangouts in android
Google hangout API for Android
How to embed Hangout chat in my Android App
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I recently heard about google nearby API, which supports both IOS and Android. I want to create a chat app. I want to know weather can I use this nearby api to create an app which chat between an android and IOS device (platform independent). Does this google nearby thing have this feature in it! Is that possible by any way?
Thanks in advance!
Using Nearby on both Android and iOS and yes, it works fine. We're having trouble getting the iOS app through Apple's review process - they don't like the use of the mic even though we don't use it explicitly, although the library does.
Yes, it is possible, you can see some sample codes here
In spotify web-api it is possible to preview track for 30 sec. So, I want to know, is it possible to implement this functionality using spotify android sdk. I was unable to find any Classes or methods related to that and also want to know if this functionality is available in spotify android sdk, then can we test it without spotify Premium account?
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Is it possible to use Spotify Web Api in android app?
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
The Spotify native SDKs only use a "native" component for playback of full-length songs. The correct, officially-supported way of looking up metadata etc is to use the Web API. The iOS SDK provides a wrapper for this, but the Android SDK doesn't (yet).
Therefore, yes, you should use the Web API in your Android app. Since the Web API allows 30-second previews without authentication, you can do that in your app too.
Since the Android SDK doesn't include wrappers for the Web API at the moment, you'll need to build them yourself. The Spotify Web API is just a standard JSON/REST API - there's nothing special about it - so any Android JSON/REST library should be able to interact with it just fine.
Does Google Drive RealTime API still not support Android? I did it using JavaScript but want to use it in Android. I don't think it does exist cause no official blogs say that and it doesn't even appear on the Developers site. Is there any alternative for these purpose? Or I need to just do it all myself till Google announces anything? And if so can you please suggest me should I put everything on my server and send it to devices using GCM; or should I use Google App Engine?
A very similar question here: StackOverflow Question. But I even found these links saying it does Link 1, Link 2. So any updates?Please help thanks :)
Currently Realtime API does not support Android, sorry.
BUT! Google are working on this, and it should be available quite soon. Google are excited about the possibility of users collaborating simultaneously between web and mobile apps in real time. That is going to rock!
I want to integrate one of image search api for finding similar image like a google goggles do?
#Chrish -- Check this
http://www.technotalkative.com/android-google-image-search-api-example-json-parsing-web-api-call-demo/
visual search api for web and mobile here too: http://www.macroglossa.com/api.html. they provide custom services too.
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Google goggles API
IQ Engines offers an API that allows you to integrate image recognition into your mobile application. For more information see http://www.iqengines.com. If you sign up for a trial you get 1000 free visual scans and can download the iOS and Android SDKs. There's a Quick Start Guide http://www.iqengines.com/quickstart, API Documentation and README files for the SDKs that explain the process.
I am trying to integrate payment gateway in my android app.
Purpose of app is to buy online e books.
Site is already Developed and it is using EBS service for payment.
To be specific App is designed for Asian countries only.
Can anyone help me regarding this?
Do i need to simply call my site URL for this or it is not a practical approach.
Any help would make work my simpler as i am not familiar with this stuff.
Please help me if you have experience with it but please do not just copy paste links as i have gone through many sites for that.
Here, EBS support you can find the API that EBS provides. There is no specific API currently available for android. I think you should have to implement it at your server side and make a call with web services.