HI Guys,
Is it possible, with Bluetooth, to exchange data in the background between Android phones and PCs, which are not pre-paired. Ideally we want this to happen without any human interactions. Everything needs to run at the background.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
kent.ke.zhang said:
HI Guys,
Is it possible, with Bluetooth, to exchange data in the background between Android phones and PCs, which are not pre-paired. Ideally we want this to happen without any human interactions. Everything needs to run at the background.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
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I think its possible.. by establishing UnAthentication Connection between PC and Mobile..
I did coded a J2ME application this way without pairing..
Check our unSecure connection logic in Bluethooth..
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Hi all,
I am writing an app in which both the WiFi connection and GPRS connection are available for use at the same time. I am working on a WinMobile 6 HTC Wizard in USA on T-Mobile network.
When I have both connections open, I am able to access the WiFi but not the GPRS (faster connection I imagine). Does anybody have any ideas on how I could leverage using both connections, binding sockets on each?
Any help in this area is greatly appreciated. I don't know much about the CommManager in WinMobile, but if anybody knows any way for me to *possibly* be able to use both connections, I'd really appreciate it.
Thanks in advance,
Nick
As far asa I know, WM defaults to the strongest connection available, but some apps are very stubborn about using the WiFI unless it's the only thing available. I'm not a PPC developer, so I'm sorry I can't offer any more insight, but there should be no reason that you couldn' code your app to use both of the connections.
i dont think that is even possible in my opinion but that would drain the battery fast.
I'm definitely wrong by calling it the CommManager, thats just the user interface on WM to select which communications you want open. I meant ConnManager, which is the Connection Manager, which I've learned about here:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb416435.aspx
I do think its possible, but unclear how to access the Connection Manager API. If anyone has any background with programming using the Connection Manager API, I'd greatly appreciate some help in the form of example source code. Also, if anyone has ported a C++ library to C# before, I could use some assistance with that. The Connection Manager API is in the connmgr.h file which I've attached here, and I want to be able to use it in C#. I wish to use this on the mobile device and don't know exactly the best way to go about doing this.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Nick
The phone doesn't remember my networkkey so I have to write it in all the time. Isn't there a way to save the settings? Maybe an program witch stores and handles the settings?
Many thanks for any help!
/Feducci
Try to disable the Firewall, specially the one comes with Anti-Virus software
Dont get me wrong. I can connect to the Wifirouter just fine if I type in the networkkey manually every time. Thats what Im trying to avoid. There must be a program that can store and manage all connection data?
/Feducci
Hi,
jUst wondering if anyone knows a prgram out there that can prevent certain program/s to use internet (grps, edge, hdspda. , wifi )
Cheers,
Just use this one here http://www.pocketpc.ch/attachments/...daco-nodata-internetverbindung-aus-nodata.zip and you'll be fine!
hi, thanks alot 2SWIFT
but that is not exactly what i need.
I require an app/tool which allows most programs to use data connection, except A FEW nominated ones.
so i can put certain programs to never download data. Sort of like a Block/Ban List.
Any ideas anyone?
Hi All,
I have been looking at the HTC hero as a replacement for my HTC diamond running WM 6.1. I use the phone for work purposes (outlook sync, calender etc).
WM devices are allowed to connect to my works network (3G) as WM has the ability to do security policy enforcement i.e. pin enforcement, remote wipe and encryption.
Is there a similar security policy enforcement function developed for Android. I have searched high and low on the internet and on the forums however I don't see any clear answers.
Manks thanks - Sanibak
You may want to try this one.
http://www.nitrodesk.com/dk_touchdownFeatures.aspx
pepe1967 said:
You may want to try this one.
http://www.nitrodesk.com/dk_touchdownFeatures.aspx
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Thanks for the reply, it seems I didn't look low or high enough on the internet.
Does anyone knows can i send and recieve files over wifi like the iphone. My phone is a htc prophet.
not generic way iphones are very closed platforms
if you can find a program which does it and is available for both iphones and wm then yes
otherwise you can use dropbox or livedrive or gmail and using the internet as middle station
so does anyone knows where to find such a program.
Google it and you will gett the path
do you mean datatransfer over wifi without being connected to the internet?
yes to send files from one phone to other over wifi without being connected to internet
WiFi Remote Access will solve your purpose.
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no this is from ppc to pc, we want to transfer files from ppc to ppc!!
mare123 said:
no this is from ppc to pc, we want to transfer files from ppc to ppc!!
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I think you can...
Lets assume, PPC1 has been configured with WiFi Remote Access.
Create an ad-hoc Open WiFi network from PPC2.
Connect PPC1 to this network.
Turn on WiFi Remote Access.
The PPC1 behaves as a server.
Open a Browser on PPC2.
Try opening the server address (as displayed on WiFi Remote Access Interface on PPC1. This is device specific).
A page should open.
Perform the password authentication on both devices, as will be prompted.
Try downloading the file from yor PPC1, the way you download usually through your browser on PPC2.
Its technically possible.
I don't have two PPCs with me to try this.
But, technically speaking, it should run flawless.
But, again you need lots of RAM on both the devices, specially on PPC2.
But, you must have a bit experience to use it properly.
And, only using it can help you know it!!!
Isn't that?
So please Use it, then reply back.
And, if this works, it can be used as a two-way protocol also.
Best of Luck guys.
today i tried it and it works perfect i transfer files much more faster than with bluetooth thanks for your help