Currently, I had tried to develop an app that can send an image to Whatsapp but I saw a lot of solution only share Text only.
As I known Windows Phone 8.1/Windows 8.1 are using Data Transfer Manager.
May I ask about is that any ways to share an image to Whatsapp in UWP or Better solution?
Thank You.
If you want to use share contract for sending message to WhatsApp, then I can recommend you this example:
How to share an image
What about API, I have found only this article:
WhatsApp cofounder: Sorry developers, no API for you
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I'm building a sonos control application that should basically have the same functionality as the sonos app.
I'm using the API at https://developer.sonos.com/ and I am able to control a sonos speaker, play, pause etc. but I can't find how to search/browse music.
Does anyone know if this is possible and, if so, where do I find the commands?
(I know this has been asked before but that was over 3 years ago)
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Cheers,
Robert.
The Sonos Cloud API is too lame to offer content browsing and searching.
You use ContentDirectory.Browse per the UPnP documentation to enumerate and search everything except music service content.
I'm new in xamarin. I need to implement a mobile app with push notification (maybe using Firebase) with user authentication. One user can send a notification to one or more than one user. So far I cannot find the right tutorial.
Would you help me find the way to implement a mobile app with push notification (maybe using Firebase)? Thank you in advance.
Hi flo you can start with this which can help you to get into working of FCM.
and here you can get the topic messaging i.e. sending to multiple devices and at this place you can see the steps which can be used for xamarin you just have to see the corresponding files in xamarin.
I have built a web application which provides simple text chatting. I have used the UCWA API provided by Microsoft to implement this Instant Messaging chat application.
My next step is to enable usage of smilies/emoticons in the chat application. I have gone though the ucwa documentation https://ucwa.lync.com/documentation
But i have not found a way to enable usage of smilies/emoticons.
My query is: Does UCWA API support usage of smilies/emoticons? If yes, how do we enable in our chat application. If No, how can we add smilies/emoticons into a web application?
Any sort of links or any clues would be really helpful.
Thanks in Advance.
Simple Answer
Most Smilies/Emoticons are a translation of a string of characters into a visible image.
Examples:
:) ==>
(bah) ==>
UCWA has no knowledge of the image assets nor would you want it tossing around image data when in most cases a textual representation would result in a smaller response message. There is no native support.
Smilies/Emoticons that appear in Lync Client are a result of the application translating the string into an image resource. If you were to send a :), Lync Client should translate it to a .
What can I do?
Translate local display of supported Smilies/Emoticons to their image counter parts. (Probably the easiest)
Support sending of Html messages and send the Smilie/Emoticon and hope the receiving participant can access the image resource defined in an tag. (Probably the worst idea)
Make use of Emoji since UCWA is able to send/receive UTF encoded messages. Consider extensive testing to make sure that deployed environments can correctly display the results!
I want to access UCWA API in android code. Is it possible?.
If possible, pls give me an idea and hello world program.
does UCWA API support for Video Chat and Screen Sharing?
Yes, UCWA is a REST based API, so there's no reason why you wouldn't be able to access it from an Android app. Your best bet is to look through the samples on http://ucwa.lync.com/
There are no known Java libraries available, so you have to do all of that on your own. Paul's link is a good place to start, however you might also find the MS pages on a C# implementation useful(1), they certainly are cleaner than the Javascript based samples at http://ucwa.lync.com/
As for supporting video chat and screen sharing, the answer for now seems to be no. UCWA may be able to initiate these on the users Lync client though.
(1) http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/dn551186%28v=office.15%29.aspx
Would a script that sets display messages for instant messengers be simple or complex? After some searching, there doesn't seem to be any information about this at all.
For the sake of an example, if I had a text file of quotations, would it be possible to have the google talk display message change to a different quotation hourly?
Depends on which client you're using. As far as I know, Google's client doesn't offer any interface for plugins, but the open source instant messenger Pidgin does. I think there already is a plugin for what you want to do, but you can write your own using the documentation and examples they give you.
The complexity of writing something like this is based on how much C or Perl you know, since you can program in either of those for Pidgin. Reading code from other people's plugins, you should be able to figure out the Pidgin API.
You can use Kik API to programmatically send rich content and files between mobile applications. It is available for iPhone and Android platforms and takes only about 5 lines of code to integrate into your app. There is more info at the API website: http://www.kik.com/dev
Disclaimer: I'm on of the developers behind Kik API :)