I am trying to record an Hybrid App (Native+Web) of Android using the HTTP proxy recording option of J Meter. When i access that app it is taking to HTTPS site and from there it is not recorded in J Meter. Page is showing blank and not directing to any page
Saw most of the articles, but still i am unable to record the HTTPS Site, Please assist me
As per Load Testing Mobile Apps. But Made Easy. guide:
Note that Android supports only HTTP proxy. If your application uses an HTTPS connection, then you may use an additional application that performs with HTTPS proxing.
So I believe that you need something like ProxyDroid or similar
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I have set-up my ESP32 cam and it runs fine in the local network. However, I want to integrate it with my android app where the user can see the livestream even if outside the network. I have looked into Ngrok and figured I can use it to host my local web server to the ngrok domain. Then I thought I could use a webview that has the ngrok url so that the app would display it on the front-end. However, I am faced with the issue "Header fields are too long for server to interpret" on the app even if the livestream or url can be viewed using the same device, but on a browser. I am unsure if this issue is from Ngrok or the Application side.
I did not use the specific error as my question's title because others might suggest a more optimal way of implementing this other than Ngrok. However, any input is appreciated and it would also be nice if anyone knows how to fix the issue stated.
Can someone list a few projects on github where a Flutter application is being used as both:
a mobile native application (not a PWA)
as well as a normal web app viewable by desktop browsers?
My goal is to create a single codebase where I can deploy native Android/iOS mobile applications that can access device features like geofencing/bluetooth, while also being viewable by laptop/desktop users using a Safari/Chrome web browser.
thx!
https://github.com/gihan667/flutter-web-responsive
u can see this
from youtube u can see the Responsive Web UI is always work on both paltform
but kip in mind most pob.dev lib are not for the same platform
Like The http is not sport for web cuze the browser will close link with http
and must have ssl on ur web server to make it work :)
wish that will help
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hntFZd5bddU&t=64s
I have configure everything and doing android app testing using jmeter. As a Http request I am getting only web services and jmeter puts load on those. So is that correct mobile app load testing??
I am recording scenario and then putting load. If I do signup , login or any action , it creating web service request only so I am little bit confuse what am I doing right app testing or not?
Is this read testing of mobile app testing to put load on web services only?
Please see attached screenshot of recent recorded plan.
JMeter can be used for mobile performance testing along with the desktop web application. ... In order to configure JMeter and mobile device to record scripts for native app in JMeter for android and iOS platforms, you can refer the steps mentioned below. It's just similar to recording scripts for web applications.
I have the requirement to send a http/https link in an email. Based on the device the link either needs to open up a web browser or a native application (if installed on the device).
My question is at a high level how would this be achieved?
I'm struggling to understand how you can do this from a web link? If I look at facebook as an example on my android device my phone knows that it can either open the link using chrome or the native facebook app.
This happens before the browser opens so I'm guessing that you must implement some sort of listener on the native application that recognises certain domain names in http links and maps those to the native application?
I'm just after some high level information so I can understand the architecture of how this would be achieved.
Dear all i need a help please
I have a sharepoint website and the task is to make an android client application to integrate with this website ,
this application will just view the content of the website and add comment feedback.
i don't know what is the steps to do this task ,i just want steps to follow to start this app
thank you all waiting your answers
Opening a simple browser. Sharepoint has a layout for mobile display (it is still not light, but at least should render correctly).
Or call the Sharepoint web-services with SOAP if you want a deeper integration.
In both cases, you shouls handle the authentitification if the Microsoft IIS server is set up to require one.