i'm currrently looking for a solution which is integrate webcam (at client side) with my web application that programmed . i need to detect client webcam and then stream the capturing video from the webcam to my web application and then allow them to capture image by clicking button on my web application.
Plz help your prevoius topics also didn't helped.Plz provide me a sample application for this.The ApI to be used.
I think as you should have seen from the previous answers, there aren't any free api's that allow you do this.
You'll need a Flash object to interact with the web cam, talking to a Flash Communication Server to capture the video, and go from there.
Search SO for [asp.net] webcam
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I need to do a video chat application (an application that enables video chat between android phone and pc). I have used "twilio" to do that. For that I installed node.js and git. The problem is my asp.net application runs on "http://localhost:50219/MedApp_Application/Home.aspx" and video application run on "http://localhost:3000/quickstart/". how can I include video chat to asp.net application.
http://localhost:50219/MedApp_Application/Home.aspx
http://localhost:3000/quickstart/
this is the link for the sample twilio application that I used to built video chat application..https://github.com/twilio/video-quickstart-js
Twilio developer evangelist here.
The Node.js quickstart application you have there just creates an access token for the users of your application. You can see an example of creating an access token in ASP.NET here. You can also check out the documentation for creating access tokens for Video here.
If you generate the token in your C# application then you won't need to run the Node.js application at all. You can then follow the rest of the documentation to create your Video application.
Are there any clean ways to implement a server-side Flex/AIR app? The basic idea is that a large Flex app would run off a server. A user would then see client-side only the current view of the Flex app and be able to interact with it. The interactions would be sent to the server, and it would process them accordingly. The overall goal of this is to not force the client to download a very large Flex app just to use the application.
NO. And this is a ridiculous idea. Why wouldn't you just use Flashplayer as a delivery device?
You will bog down the server. No way you'd want to manage flex app instances. NO. do not do this. What, you gonna give each person an RDP to a virtual server running it's own flex app? hahahahahahah
if you need collaboration, setup an RTMP server.
I have to write an app for iPad that would take data from SQL Server and post it to the iPad. I looked up on this over the Internet and found that i have to write a web service to expose the data from SQL server using ASP.NET. I did an app previously in android that would take data from my dropbox a/c and display it to the user. I made use of the drop-box api available. I was wondering if anything like that exists for SQL? Also, i have to code in Obj-C for the iPad, so how will
i write ASP.NET code? I have more doubts.
Thanks in advance.
There are many options for web services. If you are developing in ASP.NET and don't want to invest to much time in just accessing the data I would suggest some software that will help you generate the source code.
WSSF (Web Service Software Factory) is software that will assist you in creating a SOAP web service and it generates source code for you. I do recommend however working through a tutorial first before just jumping into using this. WSSF uses visual studio as well.
Once you have a web service that packages your SQL data for communication through http requests. You will need to parse the data communicated in Objective-C. For this you'll find SudzC to be very helpful.
SudzC generates all the source code for accessing your web service in Objective-C, given the WSDL.xml file of your web service (a file that lays out the design of your web service).
Although these software will save you a lot of coding, I wish I could tell you that this will be a short and easy process. However this is vary rarely the case, developing this will take you a couple of days.
I do know that people often use RESTful web services when dealing with the iOS enviroment, although I do not have the same kind of experience with them as I do SOAP web services. I hope that this information is helpful to you.
I've done this. The best way is to use .NET 3.5 or higher to create a WCF (Windows Communication Foundation) project. These projects will let you communicate with your mobile application using REST or SOAP. They also let you send data in XML or JSON format. You will then need to create a REST or SOAP client in your IPad application to communicate with the server.
Use OData. See Creating an OData API for StackOverflow including XML and JSON in 30 minutes for how to publish your SQL Server data as an OData service. See Consuming OData using Objective-C for how to consume the OData service from your iPhone app.
I have a c# windows application that can successfully record audio using user's desktop mic.
Now i want this facility to run from ASP.NET website. (Note: user would not have this application installed on his machine).
Is there a way that i can run this application from a web page and record and save sound file on user's desktop? I searched on google and found that it is achievable using ActiveX. But i am not sure how to do this.... :((
Any Clue...??
Thanks...
You are not going to be able to do this using standard HTML / web browser functionality.
You will need to use a richer, client-side platform like Silverlight or Flash. ActiveX could also support this, but it's a pretty dated technology. Better to go with Silverlight or Flash.
I have a requirement for web application developed in asp.net which allows users to make voice calls among each other from the website.
I have looked at api of skype but it seems more inclined towards desktop application. IS there any api which supports for web application like gtalk etc.
Which technology could be best used for developing such kind of applications? Any input, references would be helpful.
I did read that jabber is underlying technology for gtalk. Does jabber support voice calls, and would it be useful for my situation?
If you can include Flash, it has API for that job, but for client side layer only... probably you can chose java/.net for server side.
The only solution here is flash. Gmail / Gtalk requires the user to download a plugin for it to work, so technically it is a windows application being called from a webpage.
I recommend flash and asp.net for the backend, as said above. Either that or if you are OK with deploying plugins, you could go that route. I wouldn't recommend it unless it is internal only.