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I need to intercept http calls executed by a browser on an android device to automatically modify the header of the request and add javascript an css.
On a browser running on a desktop this is usually possible implementing a plugin. Unfortunately browsers on androids do not have plugin mechanism.
What I was thinking to do is to configure the browser to access a local proxy server running on the device itself.
Do you think that this is possible?
If you think that this is off topic, could you please add a comment and tell me why?
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I want to develop a real-time application over the internet. This means I need a fast communication between clients (Android).
Which protocol should I use? Should I use a base server to support the communication between the single clients?
And please don't forget that everything should work over the internet (NOT in the same LAN).
Can you recommend some Java Frameworks?
you can use Firebase Cloud Message for android, check this page:
https://firebase.google.com/docs/
and this link:
https://firebase.google.com/docs/samples/
you should be interested in realtime database
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I want to make a simple turn based 2 player game for an android and IOS. I want the android users to be able to play with the IOS user as well. However I am unsure what I should use. It is similar to tick-tack-toe so only numbers will need to be exchanged from user to user. Can someone please point me into the right direction as to what server or client I should use. And if you could show me a tutorial series that shows me how to use it that would be great! I've googled everywhere!
You can use this service from google which support iOS and Android:
https://developers.google.com/games/services/common/concepts/realtimeMultiplayer
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I'm creating an Android app which must do some web surfing in the background in order to provide a service to the user.
The site I must connect to has no API, it only provides standard HTTP access, with extensive cookie usage but (luckily for me) not much Javascript code.
I wonder if there is a library which behaves like python mechanize for Android, or if it's possible to use mechanize itself in the Android app.
I'm not 100% sure it'll work in Android, but being Java-based, HtmlUnit is probably worth a look.
Mechanize has been ported to Java, and does run in Android:
http://gistlabs.com/software/mechanize-for-java/
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I am developing an android application. I basically want to read the USSD responses into the application. Is there any API to do so? How to fetch these messages into application?
There is no API for USSD request yet. The ticket to create this API is not closed. But the community has found several hacks how to add this feature to their applications.
The first approach is to parse a log. Here is where you can find a class that do this. And here is a test application that uses this class.
Also there is a second approach.
Good luck!
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i'll try to develop an app which is enabled for plugins like in windows-.Net-world DLLs.
i will have small rectangle-linearlayouts in my app where the user is able to manage them with visible on/off. later on i or someone else will give the user a new plugin, which the apps is displaying now.
is it possible? if yes: how?
are there good sites out there you could direct me?
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It is possible to have a plugin architecture for your application. These links should help you out:
http://mylifewithandroid.blogspot.com/2010/06/plugins.html
http://mylifewithandroid.blogspot.com/2011/01/plugins-with-user-interface.html