I have a question about symbian service. is that possible to create a service that automatically start with system ?
Thanks for your help.
Go through the Startup List Management API to make an auto start application.
How to auto start a program in symbian
If you are developing a Qt application this is the guide you are looking for: Autostart Qt applications at boot on Symbian devices
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I am new to opwnthread, however, I figured it out how to simulate thread I am able to pass messages between them with cmd but I want to pass it now with C language program.
You can try to follow the OpenThread on Windows readme.
Note, however, that OpenThread's Windows integration has not been actively maintained for some time. While Windows builds are still a part of OpenThread's continuous integration, the Windows continuous integration only test basic compilation. We welcome anyone who is willing to help actively maintain OpenThread's Windows support!
I would like to setup a Voip Server and Client for Windows but when I searched on Google, there was too many results and too many softwares.
I want to setup a Voip sytem for my Intranet, that's why I can't use Skype. Because all the user of my computer are in different rooms I would like to be able to call the users easily by a voice chat application.
What are the best free softwares ?
Thank your for your help.
EDIT 1: I think I didn't give enough details: Thank you mrescape for your help but I don't want to create a program, I just want to download one.
EDIT 2 : I finally discovered WebRTC and decided to use this technology, it will be much easier to setup in my environment...
About VoIP server you can use http://www.asteriskwin32.com. And about client you can use X-lite or Portgo, Linephone ...
I would like my Windows store app (Windows 8 + Windows rt) to integrate real time voice conversation with other users of the app (aka VoIP). Are there any in-app communication solution or SIP client for this?
I know about a solution for Windows Phone 8, but I'm looking for a solution for Windows 8/RT:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsphone/develop/jj206983.aspx
I would be able to host a server (FreeSwitch for instance) and to pay for a product if needed. My conditions is it integrates in a Windows store app (compatible WinRT).
I am pretty sure you've already looked over the Windows 8 Real-time communication sample!?
If you've already checked it out please share your experience with it. I am trying to use it for a video-chat functionality of my app, but this sample is "not very mature" - to put it mildly. Good luck with your voip solution!
I am developing an application on MAC OS . It needs to run continously i.e. if someone kills it , it has to restart on its own . I found a similar behavior in the Finder application in MAC. How can I implement this ???
Currently, I am using launchctl for this purpose but I am facing some problems with permissions and communication
launchctl is the way to do it. In order to get it set up, you need to understand about authorization services. The Authorization Services Programming Guide is a good place to start.
Anyone knows how to trigger a Symbian C++ application using any J2ME API call? I have a J2ME application that needs a customized photo taking application in Symbian C++. The reason for separating into two applications is because J2ME has a limit in heap size and the J2ME needs to know the path of photo after taking it.
Thanks a lot for your help.
Regards,
Kenny
Take a look at APIBridge on Forum Nokia: http://www.forum.nokia.com/info/sw.nokia.com/id/d697a64f-ddae-4937-8151-be157b542d26/ApiBridge.html
Designed specifically for MIDP apps to access services provided in the Symbian C++ environment.
I don't think there is an API for doing that. One thing you could try is to have your two applications communicate over a socket interface. For example the Symbian application could set up a socket server at localhost and the J2ME application would connect to it. I am not sure that this is possible in a phone's environment however. It could also have other implications as well, such as having to sign your applications.