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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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How do i know if an api is free for use or has a price?.
I like to use some companies waze,whatsapp,facebook,gmail with my app but was unable to find any information about pricing.
Does opening an app using iframe cost too?.
The best way is to type name_of_software + api in google. For example: Waze Api led me here and Facebook API led me here.
For Waze, you can look into becoming a broadcaster, which will give you access to their resources.
Try around, experiment and see what's out there and if they offer price information or not.
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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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How do I receive simple data from other apps on android and iOS? For example, URLs from browsers and RSS-aggregators.
Is there some libraries or so?
Thank you for your time!
The simplest way is to use app links http://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/linking.html#content.
For more advanced android intents, you would have to implement that as a native module.
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I want to do a feedback form in RN android and for that I need 'email' code. How to proceed with this? Do you have any samples? I already tried react-native-mail but it is just invoking 'Send mail' intent.
You would likely need to look at a email service with a API like Mandrill. You could setup a template and pass it the data from the form and email it to whatever email address you would like. Mandrill wouldn't be a requirement as you could accomplish this with any transactional email service. I don't have any code samples to show as there are many possibilities depending on the service used but code samples from the service you go with would probably give a good ideas as to how to do it.
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Is there an API to somehow tell me when another application tries to make use of the Internet? ... Or how else may I implement this?
Is there an API to somehow tell me when another application tries to make use of the Internet?
Not really. You can use TrafficStats to determine bandwidth consumption, but you would have to poll that data.