How can we get extensive API support for all Orkut features on Android.
or orkut integration with android
There's an article on Orkut Developer Home on accessing orkut from an Android application.
It mainly gives an introduction to Orkroid, an Android library project based on the Orkut Client Library.
This should be enough to get you started, but there are more articles more or less relevant to the point on the first link.
You can develop an android application extending android features like sharing photos or showing multiple agendas.
You have to make use of android points of extension, mainly providers and intent listeners, and use the Orkut API (based on OpenSocial) to implement the funcionality you want to integrate.
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I want to use telegram APIs in order to develop chatting feature in My Existing Android App.
I am not getting how to implement.
I think, it is a good idea to take a look at the Telegram Database Library (Beta) from here TDLib (Russian, but translate with Google) and the Java doc (English) from here.
The information is a little poor yet, but I think you can understand it.
Use this API.
Refer to the Getting Started section to integrate Telegram in your app.
We are planning to use the existing Kentico CMS environment for development of native mobile apps for iOS & Android.
Does Kentico CMS support native mobile apps development? Does it have any supported SDKs in-place?
In addition to option Roman mentioned above, you can also take a look at https://kenticocloud.com and see if out brand new API-first cloud CMS would be better solution for what you need.
Giving the fact it's API-first you can use it on all kinds of platform including iOS and Android.
Let me know if you have any other questions.
Thanks.
Karol
Kentico exposes Rest API that you could easily consume by a native app. It provides you with a CRUD methods to literaly any object you have within your Kentico instance, so you could get data, process it and present in your app. Here you can find some more details here.
I want to integrate voice and video call feature in my android as well as web app using sip.The scenario is like the end user can call from android app or web app to my support team which would be on web app.The scenario is similar to a call center where user call from app to support team.I did some research on found lot of javascript and android sdks available but they don't provide cross platform functionality.Is there any open source library which could be used to achieve cross platform functionality and flexibility to use our own sip server.
Please have a look at the Restcomm platform
It contains Android SDK that uses SIP, Web SDK (that uses sip over websockets) and a Telephony Application SIP Server called Restcomm-Connect that allows you to build applications very easily through HTTP APIs or Visual Designer
TBH, the only thing I found till now is Linphone. They use an LibLinPhone SDK to implement things, but it is open sourced under GNU. I am still looking for other SDK alternatives, as they don't have the best documentation in the world.
I want connect sales Force from my Android Program please suggest which one is correct way to achieve this I am new to sales Force I have some knowledge in Android Application Developement.
Thanks in Advance.
You definitely want to use the REST API for mobile apps. The SOAP API is really heavy, and is better for Server-to-Server integrations. The best way to get started building an Android app for Salesforce.com is to take a look at the Salesforce Mobile SDK for Android:
http://wiki.developerforce.com/page/Mobile_SDK
There's a very helpful getting started PDF linked on that page.
However, the SDK is meant mostly for starting new apps, so you'll have some work ahead of you integrating it into an existing application. The main things you want are the oAuth 2.0 User-Agent login and REST wrappers.
You may also find this app useful -- I put it together for a presentation at Dreamforce '11, which was shortly before the Mobile SDK for Android came out, so I wrote the oAuth and REST stuff myself. Might be a simpler starting point for you.
https://github.com/tomgersic/DreamforcengerHunt
Hope that helps!
You can either use the RESTful interface or the SOAP webservices. The latter is a bit easier to deal with IMHO.
Under setup in salesforce, download the partner or enterprise WSDL (partner = generic, enterprise = specific for your SF-instance). Now with wsdl2java you can create Stubs for those wsdl entries. Import those into your android app and use them. See here for a Java Exampe by Salesforce.com.
Be sure your user has the permission to "do API". You might want to look into SSO if you want to make a "production"/commercial app. Also, to login, remember to use the correct password, you might need to add the API key (generate using the Setup tab in SF). Hope this helps.
Try checking out some of the open-source SDK projects the developer evangelists have added to the forcedotcom github
Lots of good examples on different platforms, including android with phonegap/html5 and a native SDK for android (iOS and Android) to get you past authentication and onto building your app.
Salesforce Provides mobile SDK for development on mobile device, here is the link for android SDK:
http://wiki.developerforce.com/page/Getting_Started_with_the_Mobile_SDK_for_Android
You need to:
Download SDK.
Add a sample project included in SDK's native/SampleApps folder(make sure you check include to the workspace while importing the project).
Get your remote access form salesforce and update in your app.
--This should get you started with a sample app form salsforce.
After this you need to modify existing code to your own code.
You can go to trailhead and start browsing on it, while working with your own application you will have to learn a lot about smartStore and smartSync,
I did implemented A smartStore App with using salesforce as database provider, if you want i can upload it to drive and share a link to you and
if you have any doubts about using or understanding the flow be free to ask..
I am looking into building an android app, which holds some simple data (probably stored in sqlite). I also have a app engine app which I intend to be an online data store for the information (the app engine app is wrote in python).
The question here is, what is the best way to authenticate a user with the app and how to get the data from the android app to the Google data store?
Thanks
Mike
You could use Google Account authentication and follow this useful post about Authenticating against App Engine from an Android app
You can also give a look at the SampleSyncAdapter sample from the SDK
If you want to authenticate using OAuth, you can do that. The only trick is that you need to launch the flow in an internal WebView, because App Engine's OAuth implementation doesn't allow custom protocols in the redirect. I recommend the Signpost library. If you'd like an example, the 2cloud Android client is licensed under the MIT license (full disclosure, I'm the lead dev for 2cloud). The benefit of this is it allows you to support Android 1.5 and higher. The Accounts API is only supported starting in 2.1.
Another option is the Accounts API. #systempuntoout has good links for that, so I won't reinvent the wheel here.
Finally, it might be worth taking a look at the App Engine-powered Android Eclipse project that was demo'd at I/O this year. It makes keeping code in sync and shared between the two simple. Only downsides are it requires Android 2.2 or higher, and it requires you to write in Java on the App Engine side and GWT for the client side.