Can we simulate calls and SMS in android programmtically? Like in Windows mobile we can simulate calls and SMS.
The Eclipse Android SDK allows you to simulate receiving SMS messages and incoming phone calls (as well as fake GPS positions and the like.) See here.
I'm pretty sure adb can do it too if you're not using Eclipse.
i think you want to test SMS and Call code in android...
so this link will help you to test SMS messaging in Android ..overthere everything is explained regarding sms messaging in android...
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I have a Android Device that does not have Google Play Services on it and can not because it is not a certified device.
I am looking for a way to send Push Notifications to this device to wake it up and process an incoming message.
We have the ability to customize the Android BSP (ASOP) if there is any possible way to create our own custom Push Notification server to accomplish this?
Yes there is. Just the other day I had the same question. My scenario involved real time notifications though. Everything is updated in real time . and the idea of using web sockets came to me. And luckily I knew socket.io , luckily android had a native build with gradle. Consider researching into this concept.
Right off the bat. Features like back off time checks, back pressure and timeouts.
I'm in an android project that in this I wanna prevent sms from some numbers that receive messages before go into inbox per second. Now I help that guide me how I can work this project programmatically?
I see some sample codes but I don't know how I can...
You can't do that on modern versions of Android. On older versions you could, but as of 4.3 or 4.4 Android introduced the concept of the default sms app. Only that app can write to the SMS database. And you cannot programatically set the default SMS app, only the user can set it manually.
Now if this restriction is ok with you, you can do it as the default SMS app. Whenever you receive an SMS, you need to write it to the database. If you don't write it, it won't appear in the inbox. You can then decide when to write messages or even to silently delete messages.
We developed an App for a mobile operator (VAS App). When user uses the app he receives an MMS finally.
This is working properly if the user has a feature phone.
But if a user uses an Android phone he doesn't receive the MMS.
Only a notification about the MMS. but cannot download the MMS.
Please help me on this. We are in a big trouble now and cannot identify where the problem is.
Thanks in advance.
There is something incongruous about the format of the MMS message that Android doesn't like. I don't know enough about VAS-Apps to be of much help, except that you may be able to:
compare two MMS message formats, one working and one not, to find the discrepancy
look at the Android source code for how it handles MMS
Got to know that sending a soap with a SMIL message will solve the problem.
But again the problem is how to attach the SMIL message in to SOAP in java.
Thank you
I am a student developer working on a hands free texting solution for android. After much hard work, the app is finally complete and has been released on the market. However, the very first review I got from a user was a request for google voice integration.
Is there some way to integrate my app with voice? Is there a broadcast receiver or something that I could implement, and a way to send texts? After much googling, I an still unsure where to begin.
All that I need to be able to do is receive text messages from voice and then send out new ones in reply.
There is an unofficial Google Voice API for Java. There are also example apps.
We have a small java application running on windows that needs to be able to make voip calls with text to speech sent to mobile and landline numbers and needs to send sms messages.
The application will notify contacts of specific alerts.
I have been searching and searching the past few days and I still do not even know where to begin.
I really just need a "push" in the right direction.
Any links or technologies that you could list off would be appreciated.
Thanks.
First solution is using Java API for Skype. You can fully operate it using java API: originate and answer calls, send SMS (if user has skype credit).
Other solution is to create calls using Asterisk and send SMS using one of available SMS libraries (e.g. SMSJ).