I am new to SKYPE.
I am wondering that can we call SKYPE API directly from URL?
I found a thread asking something like that.
Can you retrieve your Skype status using JSONP?
Facebook, twitter,etc provide their API expose to developers to make direct call from app.
Is it possible to make direct API call in SKYPE?
thanks.
Grace,
I would suggest you to make a RESTFul Web Service and use the Skype API on the server side.
You can easily expose all the Skype Services by exposing the different URLs.
JAX-RS using JAXB annotation will help you use JSON based communication between your browser and Web Service.
Hope it might help you.
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I am writing an android app in java, and would like to intercept all HTTP traffic from its outgoing requests and change the user agent from the header. I know there are tools to do this from separate apps/programs like Charles' Proxy, but can I do this from within the app itself? Would I be able to register a service in my app for this? If so, do you have any links I can reference to get started or have any tips? I am a novice coder, so anything at all is appreciated. Thank you.
Do you use OkHttp to make requests? If so, the library has a powerful mechanism of interceptors to do exactly what you want.
I'm trying to learn a lot about Eclipse Java.
I have done a lot of searching for how to display API data in Elipse
I am very happy if there is information that can make it easier for me to know this method
Assuming you are newbie to rest web services creation/consumption. Here is a tutorial link to understand the basics.
https://www.journaldev.com/9170/restful-web-services-tutorial-java.
you can develop rest web service using annotations like #path ,#consumes to specify the web service features.
Also, there are some tools like postman available to access webservices via providing the web service resource URL eg: http://localhost:8080/person/getinfo .
I hope this helps :)
i need one answer. I am calling Asynchronous web services and ofcourse it want Asynchronous response. Must webservice somehow call my client or how is implemented response.
I read this and many other pages but i do not know if web service need to call me back for response.
http://www.mastertheboss.com/web-interfaces/111-asynchronous-web-services-with-jboss-ws.html
regards
You need to think it as a 3rd party service which you dont have any access to its source.
You need to handle asyn calls yourself for your side.
java.util.concurrent package contains what you want
see below link
http://www.scribd.com/doc/17369778/Java-Concurrent-Package-tutorial
I have SOAP web services for Application 1 available to me. And, I'd like to implement a Java application that translate Application 1's Web Services calls to Application 2's JMX API. So App 1 can manage a bunch of operations through App 2.
If I understand the problem correctly, I want to build a SOAP/JMX Proxy (Remote Proxy design pattern) as my translation layer. This means it will receive SOAP requests and translate them to JMX, forwarding the translated request and then do the inverse to return the response.
Do you have suggestions on this approach and if there is another way to proceed? Any pointers/corrections are highly appreciated.
Epitaph, this looks like a repost of your same question Ideas on how to approach a project involving Integration of APIs. In essence, it is the proxy pattern. Your web services are just calling another object via the JMX API.
I'm developing a Java ME app and I want to give it social features. Is it possible to connect to Facebook or Twitter directly from the app, without an intermediate server?
These API's are just HTTP when it comes down to bits-on-the-wire. Java ME supports HTTP with the classes in the javax.microedition.io.* package.
http://java.sun.com/javame/reference/apis/jsr118/javax/microedition/io/Connector.html
http://java.sun.com/javame/reference/apis/jsr118/javax/microedition/io/HttpConnection.html
It's been a while but ISTR having to use GET and POST for everything when using these, no RESTful PUT and DELETE.
Java Client Libraries for the Twitter API
Facebook access for Java
Those should get you started.
You don't need to use any type of middleware or anything to access services that expose an API, but you will need a client library that either you or somebody else has built (like the ones linked to above).
Good luck!