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I'm using a TWA as almost my whole app. The only problem, I want to use the native
in app purchase system that google is offering.
Everywhere I look there is a sentence that you can use native stuff like push notifications, in app purchase etc.
What I want: A tabbed app (first tab is the pwa, second tab a native screen). But I can't find any information on this.
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I am trying to create an application that recognizes a user and replies to him based on his input . I am not bale to find any SDK or API library that does so.
Please let me know any one that i can start with. I tries nuance SDK, google voice ect.
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One way to check could be based on the device width, but that definitely is not concrete. Are there any UA parsers/libraries to help identify this based on user agent string?
Thanks!
If you need to know if your device is a mobile/desktop/tablet, UADetector http://uadetector.sourceforge.net/ has a pretty nice device categorization:
Since version 0.9.10 we support device categorization which means that
for instance an iPhone or Nexus 4 will be classified as Smartphone and
an iPad, Kindle or Surface RT as Tablet
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I take a lot of screenshots of websites (thousands/month).
Each screenshot captured should include address bar of the browser (top), taskbar of the desktop (bottom) and webpage (in between) plus i need each saved image file to be named after the website's url.
Can anyone suggest me any software ? I tried several s/w, none supported this .
Can I do this using java or any other language ?
Yes, of course you can do it using Java. Have a look at the Robot Class therefore.
The method createScreenCapture should exactly do what you are looking for.
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Im developing a home control system that i can use in my home. I've figured how to control lights, AC/Heat and alarm with a java application that i made. But there is one thing that i cant figure out how to do. I want to play music from spotify on my speakers, with this java application that i made. I've figured out how to play music from a library on my server, but i can't find a example on how to get acces to the spotify library with java. Is it possible at all? If so, how can i do it?
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I am working on an embedded device which has Android OS on it, Its not a smartphone. I need to write a webserver in android for which I am using iJetty. I am planning to have service expose as REST webservice. For this I am looking at light weight REST server framework that I can use inside by apk file.
I did some research and found Restlets for Android
Do you know of any good light weight REST server framework that you would like to recommend?