We are currently working on a web application for teleconsultation, and we have added screen sharing functionality, but when we try to share the screen with jxbrowser it doesn't work (it works with other browsers).
is there a solution?
kind regards.
JXBrowser now supports the chromium screen sharing feature, see: https://jxbrowser-support.teamdev.com/release-notes/2021/v7-20.html#screen-sharing
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I need to put together a mobile version of my site, but I don't have
an iPhone, all I have is this MacbookPro w/Lion, 17-inch.
All I have is this laptop. How do I go about building a mobile
version of my site? I'm looking for general suggestions; thanks.
There are numerous tools, like https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/Responsive_Design_View that help you emulate mobile browser.
There are some really good mobile emulators to help you developing a mobile website:
http://iphone4simulator.com/
http://developer.android.com/tools/help/emulator.html
Using those emulators should enable you to design and develop a quite good mobile website.
An iPhone wouldn't be enough either. You would have to test many phones. :)
In general, you can do a lot of testing by making your browser window smaller. This will at least trigger the CSS media queries and you can test if they work.
There are also many tools online that either are almust full emulators, or are just sites that check for common errors. Take a look at 10 excellent tools for testing mobile sites.
I am developing a web applicaiton which will generally be accessed through browser.
My client says that he will also access the web application from a tablet pc. So do I need to consider something especially from GUI point of view for tablet pc?
2 major things to consider:
Smaller screen size
Lack of the ability to hover
If the web app targets both PC users and tablets you should consider using CSS3 media queries to serve different css files based on the browser resolution.
LessFramework can help a lot with this.
I saw a nice but brief intro to media queries here
My web app is written in Java with front-end in JS. I want to port to tablet and other touch mobile devices. Developing a native API is ofcourse an option but I would prefer making the old app work on tablet.
I know I would need to make some changes in UI for the touch interface and I am willing to do it.
So My question is: A*re there tablet Simulators available on which I can try my app and see where it breaks on such device.*
What would be the best approach to proceed on this?
thanks in advance!
Tablets use various OS's and, thus, different API's, supported features, etc... For iPad, for imstance, XCode provides a simulator. I read somewhere that the BB tablet coming out will have a simulator for dev as well.
Is there a list of mobile browsers which I must support and test for?
There are so many mobile devices and browser, it may not be possible to test for all and support all.
Yahoo made a list for Desktop browsers http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/articles/gbs/
Does anyone knows any suggested browsers list like this for Mobile browsers.
No.
It's up to you what devices you want to support. But probably, depending on what you do, you should look into some sort of 3rd party lib to help you. Maybe you'll be interested in DeviceAtlas or WURFL.
ASP.Net has browser capability detection built in via the System.Web.HttpBrowserCapabilities class. MSDN did a decent write up a while back on how to use it.
The Mobile Device Browser File is an updated data file on Codeplex for the browser capabilities subsystem with profiles for tons of new mobile devices.
While the MDBF is a giant XML file, it will tell you not only what mobile devices .net is aware of, but their capabilities too.
I am an asp.net developer looking to build a web app using iUI for the iPHone. I was wondering if this app would also display properly on other devices.
Thanks in advance.
Look at ASP.NET MVC. The routing engine can use different views to render the page depending on the agent provided by the browser. Hanselman has some great writes up on how this works:
MixMobileWebSitesWithASPNETMVCAndTheMobileBrowserDefinitionFile
TheWeeklySourceCode28IPhoneWithASPNETMVCEdition
iUI is based on HTML5 and CSS3. So yes, it will work on any device / desktop browser since it supports HTML5 and CSS3. Actually, only Webkit (Safari/Chrome/iPhone/Android) has a pretty good support of it, and Firefox 3.6 supports most of it too. Fennec 1.0 will.
Haven't heard if it was planned for IE9. Sure IE8 does not.