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I added existing psyonspotify(https://github.com/spotify/psyonspotify) Android project into my Eclipse. I run the app and after I login using my premium Spotify account I see that the app just shows Loading the latest album and some icons. Nothing else is shown or played. Actually I want the app to play Spotify music so that I can look at music delivery callback and see what audio data is received. Can someone suggest me on how to accomplish this?
libspotify for Android is deprecated and should not be used anymore. This project is also obsolete (yeah, we should probably update the README on it). Instead, try the new Spotify SDK for Android.
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I am trying to build an mobile application which can use Spotify APIs and play music (Not remote control app) just like Spotify. So far I've implemented authentication, getting playlists and tracks using web APIs. Now I can not see any API which can help me play music (or maybe I missed it). Could you please help me to achieve or tell me if this service is not provided by you?
Unfortunately, what you want to do does not seem possible.
The Spotify SDK allows your application to interact with the Spotify app running in the background as a service. The capabilities of this API include getting metadata for the currently playing track and context, issuing basic playback commands and initiating playback of tracks.
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I want to build an android chat application, I'm searching for the API that suits my needs the most.
I was thinking about using a combination of parse and sinch for that but the problem is sinch doesn't support media sharing, so I thought about using just parse to handle the ims and sinch for video and audio calls, my question is will parse allow me to share files such as images, videos etc?
If not, than is Quickblox a better option? The problem with Quickblox is that it doesn't have a rich documentation like Parse and Sinch which is why I'm abstaing away from it.
I don't know about Quickblox. But by using Parse.com you can share (save) files Images/Videos/documents .... too up to 10 megabytes each file
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I have an Android application,already live on playstore, but due to certain changes in the requirement, I have to add one more activity to the app without updating the app again on playstore.
Also for future projects, how can I make the application update some part of its code, or patch a broken code without updating the app on the store.
In advance thank you!!
You cannot do that, unless your app is explicitly designed and written to support i.e. dynamic UI based on your external resoiurces/files etc. This is not the case so answer is "no".
or patch a broken code without updating the app on the store
You can download APK from external source and init its installation.
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I need to know if the link on contact page that I'm working on don't have error.
I mean if the android user not installed google maps app yet, what's happens when his touch the image link? Or as iOS, the maps app Already comes installed?
One possible approach is checking if the user has Google Maps installed on the device. If not, direct the user to the Play Store. This link can be useful
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I want to develop an app like this. Is there an API for this?
http://ipclineapro.com/ticketscan/
The TicketScan app is made specifically for the Webconnex platform (i.e someone buys tickets on Webconnex). So it isn't intended for other platforms, which is why it only provides a ticket number.
We do not, as of yet, have an Android app. When we first created TicketScan it only supported the Linea Pro (iPod accessory, now also for iPhone), but we later added support for QRCodes for the camera.
If you are wanting to make an Android app that works with our platform, we do have an internal REST based service the app uses. This service isn't documented, and we don't intend to release it publicly in its current form, partly because it may be changed in the near future.
Currently we are working on a revamp of our platform, which will have a slew of API's available.
I recieved the reply to my mail from Webconnex. They said that there is no API open for us to use.