provide any related links.
If yes it's fine. If NO why? suggest me.
Not sure what exactly you mean. SOAP UI itself is a windows application. Android of course can communicate with a server using SOAP messages.
I don't want to be rude, but spending a bit more time on the question would help others to be motivated to answer as well make it easier to find the answer you are looking for.
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Before starting I would like to say that I in general I don't really understand a lot of what's going on so it would be much appreciated if you could move on pass my mistakes/correct me while also providing an answer the the question. I'm just trying to use my current knowledge to do stuff I think is cool and I need help filling in the gaps - I can think of stuff to theoretically do, but I have no idea how to actually do it.
Ok, back to the question. I am trying to analyze the code of some android app (the app is irrelevant) that makes http requests to a server during its runtime.
I would like to try and setup some sort of proxy or something like that would enable me to see the http requests the app is making before they are sent to the server, and maybe modify them (something a bit like what Burp does [I have very minimal experience with Burp and its probably capable of a lot more, but I digress]).
I thought about maybe running some kind of emulator on my PC and actually use Burp but I have no idea how that would even work, and not a clue on how to approach this, and that's where I would like your help.
Thanks in advance for reading this and for your time, and I hope you have a good day.
I'd go with some browser addon. Like Tamper data. It'll ask always before submiting your request to server.
And if there aint no working Tamper Data plugin anymore for Firefox, I bet you can find one from addon "shop".
And then there is always this: https://www.kali.org/get-kali/#kali-mobile
Ok so, I know the question is pretty much google-able and I did google it and found out a few answers ,so I am not asking this question knowing completly nothing.
So, I have an application (Cannot specify much about what it does or is or so...) and I need to get some data from a database.
As far as I know, the Volley is the best way to go ,but I am still looking for more details.
Could anyone tell me which is the best way to go?
NOTE: I am NOT looking for code,I am looking for methods.A name would sufice ,as I can do the digging myself.Eventually links to documentations would be awesome, but again, I can find documentations.I just need to know which is the fastest way and the most optimized.
Based on your comment, it looks like there are two different aspects to your application:
Sending out the HTTP requests from your client- i.e. your android app
Processing and sending the response to these requests on the server side, by setting up a web service
Looks like you have part 1 figured out. Note that, volley is a library, similar to android HTTP library, but optimized for faster networking.
For part 2, unless you're planning to use embedded database like sqlite, you'd need to learn about writing web services to provide database access.
Spring Data JPA is one of the many ways to do it.
I hear Parse is great too, but not free.
Situation:
Let's say i have 2 emulators and I want to send a text from one emulator to another. What is the way to solve this? Can i using .Net web service?
Anythings that can forward your messages from Android client.
So if you don't want to make it to complex, consider to use some kind of RESTful WS for example.
Good luck
For .NET platform, maybe you want to make a quick look on this link link to some blogs
hi im quite new to android development and am coming from the world of GWT and Remote procedure calls to communicate with a server.
Now i am looking for a way to realize calls on a server over the internet via my android app.
is there a pretty way to realize this?
thanks in advance
Edit: Okay maybe I put my question wrong. I am just looking for a way to send a class object from my server via an appropriate protocol over the internet, so i can use it in my app
can someone please help me?
You can try to use http-dispatch. It is the adapted gwt-dispatch framework which can be used on Android platform. Http-dispatch uses default binary serialization so it works from the box for many types of objects. Currently it is in alpha but you can try http://code.google.com/p/http-dispatch/
I am wondering if there is a way to find out the specific type of cellular/mobile connection in iOS. I need to know whether the user is on 3G/EDGE/GPRS so that I can store this information. I have looked into using the Reachability package but this seems to only differentiate between Wifi/WWAN connections and I need to know the specifics of the WWAN connection. Also, if anybody knows how to do this in Android also it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Chris.
Apple iOS
Have a look at this question, it seems to be a duplicate...
And as I wrote in the comments, it seems that's not possible without using private API.
Android
Should be possible using ConnectivityManager.getActiveNetworkInfo(). By the way this and that question seem highly related.
EDIT: deleted my old post which didn't really answer the question :-/