On my Android project, I have been given the task of implementing 3D-Secure support using Stripe. I see that the SDK so far doesn’t have a facility to add a “3d_secure” object to the card parameters. The iOS SDK however, has a provision to do this on their native Card object. Is there a similar facility for the Android SDK in the works? Or is the only way I can go about this somehow creating a wrapper of my own for it?
Any help is appreciated.
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I am developing a Flutter application and I need to implement a Payment SDK which is available in my country. They have Android SDK and iOS SDK, then Javascript, etc SDKs, but not Flutter.
My question is, is it possible for us to implement native SDKs in Flutter? In this case, I will have to integrate both Android and iOS SDKs. Is this is supported, then How can I do this?
You will have to create a platform channel that will call a method that passes the handling to the native side. On the native side, you can use your PaymentSDK specific code. This way you will be able to use native code from SDK depending upon your platform but your flutter code base won't have to worry about platform, at it will be calling the same platform channel method.
Check out here:
https://flutter.dev/docs/development/platform-integration/platform-channels
We have an android library for mobile data gathering (location, mobile device, etc.) that I would like to share with a partner. This aar component was developed using java and android studio, vanilla stuff.
Problem is, this partner is using GeneXus platform. I have performed a research and what I have found is that you can create an android component using GeneXus, but nothing related to consuming one (an external aar file).
Does anyone know if that is possible?
I also have verified that you can have access to "some" device data, like geo localisation, but that is it. Point is, I could create something in GeneXus, however with far less data richness than native android.
Yes, you can extend Genexus Android native app by using any native library you need to use.
Genexus provide Extensions Library for extensibility in native application.
You can create an External Object in Genexus and then use it in your application.
You can find a full sample in Github with step by step documentation:
https://github.com/genexuslabs/SDExtensionsSample
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I am developing a mobile application using Titanium SDK. This is my first mobile app. Most of the app is done successfully. The only module that remains is Video conference support. The company I am working in has chosen to use Opentok SDK. I finished the web application and it works fine. Now I've hit a wall in mobile app and can't move further. The problem is Opentok provides a module to use for Titanium, But it only supports build to IOS not Android. The reason we chose Titanium is for cross platform support.
Is there any module available to use or any other way to implement Opentok with Titanium that builds into both Android and IOS.
I have already tried using a WebView to open the conference module of web application. But bad luck, Opentok only works with chrome browser in mobile. But WebView utilizes native stock browser which does not support WEBRTC. So, opentok doesn't work with webview too.
Please help me. This is my first app and I am stuck at this point.
To Create a Module for OpenTok Android:
These are the steps I would follow.
Create a new Android module: titanium.py create --type=module --id=com.tokbox.ti.opentok --platform=android --name=opentok-titanium
Follow the installation instructions from OpenTok for Android. (Hint: I added a separate section down below to help you get through their instructions.)
Make sure the module runs: ant run.emulator or ant install.
Try running their sample, fully in JAVA, completely separate from Titanium. Make sure it works, and you know what it should look like. Then, figure out what exactly you need from their API. Or, if you're feeling ambitious, decide you want everything. Work to strip down the example to just the surface area that you need. Simplify it down to the least number of files you feel makes sense.
Write an example/app.js that demonstrates how you want the module to be used. For example, maybe you'd start off by requiring the module, then setting some API + Session keys, then calling some API, etc.
Based on the documentation, port what you need in to your module. Reference the Appcelerator Android module dev guide and open source Android modules for inspiration.
Write documentation for the module to specify what the various properties, methods, etc are, so that other developers can figure out how to use the module.
When you're done, submit a PR to OpenTok and revel in your creation and contribution.
Some Hints for Step 2:
.jar files go in lib/.
.so files go in platform/android/libs/armeabi/
Permissions go in timodule.xml, and you can see an example in the open source PayPal module for Android
OpenTok does not work with WebView. OpenTok support for Titanium Android does not currently exist because it is currently in beta and we don't currently have engineering bandwidth to build a Titanium Android integration. However, if you are familiar with Titanium, you are more than welcome to add the integration yourself and send a pull request. You can get the Android beta here and you can get titanium source code here
If you are in a hurry and open to trying other frameworks, our PhoneGap Plugin currently supports both android and ios.
I want to develop an app in android that make internal calls within an organization. Like we have landlines extension same way i would like to create app in android. I done some research and get to know about SIP/VoIP in Android 9+ API. But I am not able to find any good resources for it. There are some projects like sipdroid, linphone etc but not able to find resources to integrate them with android and create a basic app. Also I came to know that I have to register my extension with some provider.
So anybody who has good idea on SIP/Voip please kindly suggest me some checkpoints and resources.
you can download linphone libraries from http://www.linphone.org/eng/documentation/dev/
I've built an Android app in the past (on a Windows machine using Eclipse), but having downloaded Ubuntu, the Android source and built it successfully (whew), I'm not sure how to tie it all together. How do I load my app into the Android that I've built?
If you really want to be building your own ROM you should head over to the Android Platform Developer's Guide and read it all through.
However if you simply want to develop your own applications then you only need the SDK (and on rare occasions when you want to add some native code also the NDK).
The easiest way to develop Android applications is by utilizing the Eclipse integration, which does most of the work for you.
You also probably want to know what all of the SDK tools (even if you are building your custom ROM) that the Eclipse plugin is using behind the scenes do, so head over to the Tools Overview.
You may want to take a look at the Android Cookbook.
It has loads of nice wee snippets of code to get you started.