I'm developing a simple application that has a few emoticons, and I want to make a functionallity that let people pay for new emoticons.
What's the best way to accomplish that?
I've been reading about licensing but I'm not sure if that's what I need (I'm kinda new on Android programming)
Thanks in advance
Ezequiel
I was looking in Android documentation, and the best approach seems to be In-App Billing
http://developer.android.com/google/play/billing/billing_integrate.html
In-App Purchase (IAP) will be the best way to implement pay for emoticons in your android app.
Here are some tutorials and examples to get you started.
https://blahti.wordpress.com/2014/07/30/how-to-add-in-app-billing-in-android-part-1/
http://www.theappguruz.com/blog/implement-in-app-purchase-version-3
https://github.com/anjlab/android-inapp-billing-v3
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/1009240/How-to-Implement-Android-In-App-Purchases
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I have done a lot of research around the topic. What I want is simply a custom voice (not default voice on device) for my app. Wherever I have searched people suggest using device default.
Best example is Jarvis app on Play store.
I would like to create a uniform experience on any device with this approach. Can someone suggest any good libraries or a way to achieve this?
There is tacotron from google for this purpose.
But i am not sure if the android version is available yet.
Its under developement and probably google assistent is using it.
But they use mostly cloud version on python.
what is the simplest way to implement google/facebook login for an android app?
I'm bamboozled by all the different ways. Some online examples look outdated, and some I'm not clear when to use one over the other.
This is an opinion questions, so I will give you mine. The easiest way is to use the SDK's provided by Facebook and Google directly and follow their online tutorials. I have tried many different solutions, and find that at the end of the day, the cleanest and most extendible approach is to implement the vendor-provided SDKs directly (it also makes upgrading easier, and makes you less dependent on 3rd party restrictions).
Google integration guide:
https://developers.google.com/identity/sign-in/android/start-integrating
Facebook integration guide:
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/facebook-login/android
I am developing an app. Now I need to integrate PayPal donate in my Android app. I did a lot of searching, and I got two methods. But I don't know the difference between these methods and which is the best method. What is the best way?
Method 1:
PayPal Android SDK With Multiple In-App Payment
Method 2:
PayPal Integration in Android
Method 1 is more beautiful and easy for the user, a better HIM.
And more understandable.
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.
Presently I am developing one application in android.I want to implement in app purchase in my app when i click a button.
Please help me with simple example to implementing in app purchase for our app.
Thanks in advance.
I am sorry to answer in this manner, but the documentation from Google is pretty good on the subject; http://developer.android.com/guide/market/billing/index.html
The "Dungeons" example provides sample code that is pretty good.
In app billing is a bit complex, and uses some advanced Android techniques like IPC. I have been experimenting with this for the last two-three days, and I think you will have to do like me; close the office door and dig into the sample code & docs.
good luck! Please ask any specific question along the way. I am sure people will be more than willing to help.