Is there a java api that allows you to use Netstream and netconnection functions from adobe? I'm working on my android app and I am trying to add a video chat feature on the app. Since the rest of the app is already coded in java it doesn't seem like I can attach a swf file to one of the activities. So I'm looking for alternative solutions to to connect with a web based flash video chat website from the app.
There is the JUV RTMP tool which is Java API to access RTMP servers. It also support audio/video streaming but you will need to provide the codec code.
It is a paid product, but at least works fine. I could never find a good open source solution for this.
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I'm trying to create an app similar to WhatsApp. Currently, working on voice messaging part of it. My app has to store the audio files on the server. FYI - I would like to support the same file formats as WhatsApp.
I am new to media implementation and have referred Java Sound APIs and other questions here on StackOverflow and cannot make a decision on how to get started on this. Can someone please push me in the right direction?
The questions I have now are -
Is it right to have an external web service to both Android & iPhone apps to store the media files to server or should I do it from the apps itself?
If external web service, are Java Sound APIs the right APIs to use? And, how do I make sure I support all file types (eg: m4a, aac, mp3, opus) because AudioFileFormat API supports only WAVE, AU, AIFF, AIFC, SND?
Thanks.
I have set up a Google App Engine website project using Python, with the webapp2 framework. It's neat and seems to be working perfectly. I can run queries in the backend of my website using python.
However, recently I've decided I want to have an Android (and maybe iOS) app as well as a website. The app will almost clone the website. Now, I have no idea how to query this data or access the datastore using Java, since up till now it's all been using the ndb import in Python.
How exactly would I approach this? I doubt that I need to create a new project in Java on GAE?
Has it something to do with Remote API? Looking into that now. And if so, it seems like none is available for Swift language.
Should I consider using a different Database system, and forget about GAE?
I only wish to read the data in Java, not write to the database.
For this you can use Cloud Endpoints. You expose the information you want on an API, and you consume it from iOS or Android. Here there is a tutorial that covers it.
I have an android app, made in Java using eclipse. It receives push notifications from parse.com just fine but now instead of logging on to parse.com to send the push notifications, I want it to be possible to send notifications from the server (without using a webview; the server is a desktop program in Java).
Can I somehow use the parse SDK in a desktop java program or is there another way to do this? Any help would be great!
PS I googled thoroughly and the docs don't cover java programs (only android).
As far as I know there is a open source library namely Parse4J where you can use your server with integration of it. Actually, it uses parse REST API as underlying architecture. Parse4j currently does not support sending push notification. However, you can write the send push procedure as cloud function and you can trigger from your server via Parse4j. This actually solves your server send push capability.
Hope this helps.
Regards.
are there any Free video conferencing APIs for Java...? It's for a telemedicine project. I have to communicate from Java application(Patient's end) to a web client at the doctor's end.
jitsi is an open source XMPP client (among other things) thats written mostly in Java and supports video calls. i suggest you start by looking at their source code.
Try lti-civil library. It will do the work for capturing images from webcam. Rest is on you to process it and use. Here is the link http://sourceforge.net/projects/lti-civil/
New to Facebook API and Facebook Connect.
Found the Facebook Java API open source library on Google Code...
I am really excited that there's an API pre-written in Java for it!
Am interested in writing a server side Java layer which uses REST to be able to access a user’s Facebook Friends List, their wall, send them messages in-network, etc.
Downloaded the binary and unfortunately, I haven't found any sample or demo code when I unzipped it...
Question(s):
(1) Does this library support Facebook Connect?
(2) What is the best way to get start using Facebook Connect with server side Java?
(3) Since I am building middleware, do I still have to create a sample app on the online Facebook Developer page?
(4) What should I include in my (am a newbie in Maven) pom.xml in order to get started?
Use RestFB, that seems to be the inofficial FB Java Api:
http://restfb.com/
(There is no official FB Java Api anymore)
As far as I know, that library is broken. I couldn't get authentication to work with the latest version.
In my search for alternatives i found the "TinyFBTagLibrary" http://www.socialjava.com/ --
Yes, it requires just about a billion extra libraries to run, but it offers a simple way to execute facebook API calls in java that ISNT BROKEN (once again, as far as I know). My advice is to ignore all of the predefined tags for use in jsp and scroll down to the bottom to see how to use the TinyFBClient.call/getResponse when you need to get information.