Can anyone give me an example of a Windows Phone 8 app that has registered a URI protocol with Windows Marketplace?
i.e. the developer has followed "Registering for a URI association" in these docs.
I've tried the obligatory skype:myname but Marketplace tells me no apps have registered themselves as supporting that protocol.
Michelin Guide has registered the michelin: protocol.
e.g. michelin://Datasheet/?id=70972
Nokia Music has registered the nokia-music: protocol.
e.g. nokia-music://play/artist/?artist=deadmau5
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I am very new to writing bots and relatively new to programming in general. I need to write a simple Telegram bot to compliment an event with weak mobile network. There will be a local wi-fi network without the access to internet though.
So, straight to the question: is there a way to host a server in the LAN network to serve the Telegram bot on it?
You can write/run a telegram bot in telegram itself.
You can't run the standard telegram in lan without the telegram server's.
Is it possible to host telegram on my own server?
So as long as the server itself is not open-source the entire Telegram eco-system cannot be considered open-source, even though there is an open API and official open-source clients.
There seem to be some unofficial telegram servers, but it's not clear how compatible they are with existing clients.
Check this for bots:
Bots: An introduction for developers
And you can only use specially encrypted telegram chats with the standard app for tablets, smartphones, etc..
For example, I use an unofficial Telegram on a debian but I can't see the encrypted chats I created with the official app on my smartphone.
Using a Local Bot API Server
Using a Local Bot API Server
The Bot API server source code is available at telegram-bot-api. You can run it locally and send the requests to your own server instead of https://api.telegram.org.
telegram-bot-api
I am developing a Windows Phone 8/8.1 application.I need to do HTTP communication over SSL ie. HTTPS communication.server will send a certificate in web service response. As far I know Windows phone supports all built-in CA's certificates and just by adding https:// protocol scheme we can have secure communication, everything is managed by Windows Phone.
My question is: Can we do HTTPS communication using self signed certificate installed on device and present on server?. Will I be able to do this?
Yes, no and why?
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks.
You can install the certificate ti the device (for example publishing the .cre file somewhere and then opening the file in IE and installing) and it should work.
We have a web page that we want to access from a raspberry pi, however the webpage in question is protected with windows authentication. Is there any way to pass this authentication across from the Raspberry pi?
Iceweasel is a port of Firefox which supports NTLM authentication on the Raspberry Pi. As far as I know, that's currently the only actively updated browser that retains the authentication throughout a session.
Chrome supports ntlm http auth scheme, you can read more about it here.
If you're not using chrome (or chromium) then you need to check that your client has support for ntlm http auth scheme.
I have an Android app that talks to .net web service via http over TLS using self-signed server certificate. Now I am trying to figure out how I can accomplish the similar things (Import server certificate into the app and use http get protocol to talk to .net web service) in Blackberry phone.
Reading an article Blackberry support for HTTPS, my impression was that it might be more complex than in Android (for example, having Enterprise server and MDS between a phone and web server). Can I use Direct TCP Connection?
You can use
HttpsConnection cons=(HttpsConnection) Connector.open("https://xyz.com");
I am having a ASP.net web application which is hosted in an internet server. Now i got a requirement to integrate this website with a computer telephony infrastructure. The details are as follows.
The user will be located in a building having TAPI standard, LAN – CTE infrastructure enabled telephone system and the logged-in user should be able to connect to the phone line (extension no:) within the same building through the browser. When a call comes to that phone line, a popup should appear in the users browser displaying the number of the caller. I am having the following doubts in implementation of this functionality
How should I connect (communicate) my application with this LAN – CTE infrastructure? The LAN – CTE infrastructre is simply an API having no web services exposed from their side for this purpose. So think I will have to write an extra wrapper class just above the LAN – CTE infrastructure to facilitate this. Please have your thoughts and suggestion on this.
Do I really need to connect to the telephone line across the internet as this logged user and the extension no: will be in the same local network?
you have to write a service and install that service on the machine where the TAPI TSP is installed. you could access your service via service-calls from your websites (e.g. via webservice).
for the service part: http://www.julmar.com/tapi/ here is a good starting point.
we have developed the scenario you are writing. we have a central installation of our CRM system, and in the branches of the customers is only the above mentioned service installed.