L lomosami Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 23, 2016 #1 Hello, In android there are a lot of webserver application already done and tested by third parts. It is possible to use one of them and exchange data with an android application ? I think it is possible to use read and write file but is not very good.
Hello, In android there are a lot of webserver application already done and tested by third parts. It is possible to use one of them and exchange data with an android application ? I think it is possible to use read and write file but is not very good.
lemonisdead Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 23, 2016 #2 Hello, If I understand correctly you are asking if your app could "remote control" another server app ? It depends if the other app exposes its intents (if it was built to accept communication from outside of its process) Upvote 0
Hello, If I understand correctly you are asking if your app could "remote control" another server app ? It depends if the other app exposes its intents (if it was built to accept communication from outside of its process)
L lomosami Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 23, 2016 #3 Yes. The scenario is this: android apllication remote control a server app. This server app exchange data with another app android. For example a web server with html page buttom to switch on off a led or something similar. With intents depend how the web server is made. Any ideas? Upvote 0
Yes. The scenario is this: android apllication remote control a server app. This server app exchange data with another app android. For example a web server with html page buttom to switch on off a led or something similar. With intents depend how the web server is made. Any ideas?
lemonisdead Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 23, 2016 #4 With the PackageManager you can see which intents an app exposes : https://www.b4x.com/android/help/phone.html#packagemanager Upvote 0
With the PackageManager you can see which intents an app exposes : https://www.b4x.com/android/help/phone.html#packagemanager
L lomosami Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 24, 2016 #5 Thank for your reply lemonisdead. Another possibility: Is it possible to use share memory in Android between application? If it is possible to create a web page with const address variable, other application could read and write in the same address. Can android allow this? Upvote 0
Thank for your reply lemonisdead. Another possibility: Is it possible to use share memory in Android between application? If it is possible to create a web page with const address variable, other application could read and write in the same address. Can android allow this?
DonManfred Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 24, 2016 #6 lomosami said: Is it possible to use share memory in Android between application? Click to expand... No You can use intents to communicate between your own apps. lomosami said: If it is possible to create a web page with const address variable, other application could read and write in the same address. Can android allow this? Click to expand... I´m not sure i understand the question. Can you describe it MORE PRECISELY what you want to archieve? Upvote 0
lomosami said: Is it possible to use share memory in Android between application? Click to expand... No You can use intents to communicate between your own apps. lomosami said: If it is possible to create a web page with const address variable, other application could read and write in the same address. Can android allow this? Click to expand... I´m not sure i understand the question. Can you describe it MORE PRECISELY what you want to archieve?
L lomosami Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 24, 2016 #7 The goal is to have 1) android application on a phone, 2) android application on a tablet at home. The 1st exchange data in internet with the 2nd (It is beautiful this can be accessible also with browser), but I would use a secure protocol such as SSL. To exchange data the idea is to have a web server with html pages. But on B4A now is not possible to create a secure web server (only with B4j is possible, Erel said). So my idea was share data with other web server already done by others with implements SSL and other secure protocols. This web server interact with another android program on the tablet at home to act something. I would have something similar with android https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/webapp-iot-piface-raspberry-pi-server-example.39992/. But with intents depends how the web server was made. I don't think web server third parts expose such intent to communicate with other application. Upvote 0
The goal is to have 1) android application on a phone, 2) android application on a tablet at home. The 1st exchange data in internet with the 2nd (It is beautiful this can be accessible also with browser), but I would use a secure protocol such as SSL. To exchange data the idea is to have a web server with html pages. But on B4A now is not possible to create a secure web server (only with B4j is possible, Erel said). So my idea was share data with other web server already done by others with implements SSL and other secure protocols. This web server interact with another android program on the tablet at home to act something. I would have something similar with android https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/webapp-iot-piface-raspberry-pi-server-example.39992/. But with intents depends how the web server was made. I don't think web server third parts expose such intent to communicate with other application.
KMatle Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 24, 2016 #8 B4x+httputils+Server(php+MySql) = Solution One App (Phone/Tablet) sends a message via httputils to a php script. The receiver (Phone/Tablet) receives it. Note that this is not a realtime-solution. Use a service to check if there are messages to fetch. Upvote 0
B4x+httputils+Server(php+MySql) = Solution One App (Phone/Tablet) sends a message via httputils to a php script. The receiver (Phone/Tablet) receives it. Note that this is not a realtime-solution. Use a service to check if there are messages to fetch.
L lomosami Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 24, 2016 #9 Is it possible to create php script in Android? Upvote 0
DonManfred Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 24, 2016 #10 lomosami said: Is it possible to create php script in Android? Click to expand... Yes, if you install a webserver (like ksweb or UltiServer) app in your device. Usually it is NOT possible. Upvote 0
lomosami said: Is it possible to create php script in Android? Click to expand... Yes, if you install a webserver (like ksweb or UltiServer) app in your device. Usually it is NOT possible.
L lomosami Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 24, 2016 #11 Sound very good. But In what way the exchange message beetwen php and android app can be done? (I think read and write MySQL for example?) Upvote 0
Sound very good. But In what way the exchange message beetwen php and android app can be done? (I think read and write MySQL for example?)
DonManfred Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 24, 2016 #12 lomosami said: But In what way the exchange message beetwen php and android app can be done? Click to expand... You can - if your webserver app is configured correctly - use for example my MySQL Connector library (Chargeable). Or a php-script as man-in-the-middle (using httputils2)... Upvote 0
lomosami said: But In what way the exchange message beetwen php and android app can be done? Click to expand... You can - if your webserver app is configured correctly - use for example my MySQL Connector library (Chargeable). Or a php-script as man-in-the-middle (using httputils2)...
L lomosami Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 24, 2016 #13 OK thanks for your answers. I will do some test Upvote 0
