I'm New to Android Developments.I Need to build Android Mobile app to make call to any mobile numbers (not Sip numbers) using sip ? i went through every tutorials and sites but sill i didn't get a proper idea to develop this app .. please anyone help me out
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I was using the Fring VOIP software to talk to my friends in GoogleTalk! and Skype. Fring is a unified interface for both and it worked good on my EDGE connection. Now that I have ordered for a 8125 , I want to have a similar setup in it also.
I heard that with some difficulty, you can make skype work. But what about the Google Talk! VOIP?.
Is there any Client Software which allows to do it in Windows Mobile Platform? ( Like Fring ).
Thanks.
_Vinod
unfortunately, i learned that Fring will not be supported on windows Mobile platform. Its Only for Nokia N-series. It is unfortunate that such a unique software not available for a popular & powerful platform like wm5.
If anyone knows how to do voip calls to Google Talk! buddies from wm5 phone
without a desktop proxy etc.. please let me know.
The Ultimate VOIP for WinMo 6.1 Devices?? Anyone?
vinodis said:
unfortunately, i learned that Fring will not be supported on windows Mobile platform. Its Only for Nokia N-series. It is unfortunate that such a unique software not available for a popular & powerful platform like wm5.
If anyone knows how to do voip calls to Google Talk! buddies from wm5 phone
without a desktop proxy etc.. please let me know.
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I am fully interested in VOIP for my WinMo device also (AT&T Tilt)
ROM: dutty's WM6.1 WWE
Radio: 1.65.14.06
Protocol Version: 25.81.40.02H
Did antone find out about Google Talk or is there another thread on using it for VOIP? Can you call landlines and/or are there any restrictions to using it like having to pay for usage etc. From what I understand using skype requires credits but wasn't sure.
Also any comments on switching from 3G to WIFI automatically and or battery drainage. Has anyone found the ultimate third party VOIP software yet for WinMo is my most immediate and pressing question.
vinodis said:
unfortunately, i learned that Fring will not be supported on windows Mobile platform. Its Only for Nokia N-series. It is unfortunate that such a unique software not available for a popular & powerful platform like wm5.
If anyone knows how to do voip calls to Google Talk! buddies from wm5 phone
without a desktop proxy etc.. please let me know.
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Fring is now available for Windows Mobile.
Download it Here
vinodis said:
I was using the Fring VOIP software to talk to my friends in GoogleTalk! and Skype. Fring is a unified interface for both and it worked good on my EDGE connection. Now that I have ordered for a 8125 , I want to have a similar setup in it also.
I heard that with some difficulty, you can make skype work. But what about the Google Talk! VOIP?.
Is there any Client Software which allows to do it in Windows Mobile Platform? ( Like Fring ).
Thanks.
_Vinod
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Hi,
I am developing a VOIP Application for the Windows Mobile 6. I am getting a problem while running it.The problem is that when an incoming or outgoing call is done the voice is coming from the speaker phone not from the earpeice which should be the standard solution as per my application is concerned. Please tell me the solution to this problem so that I can program my application to use the earpeice instead of the speaker phone. Is there some API function call in the Windows Mobile 6 Professional SDK so that I can make it a genaral solution to all the windows mobile 6 professional devices. Also I can use the RIL Library for it but this component may not be necessary in each windows mobile 6 professional device as it is an optional component for the OEM and also Microsoft has made a strict licence policy to use it in the application. I dont know about the OSSVCS.DLL which someone has told me to use to accoomplish the task. Is this a integral component of the windows Mobile 6 Professional SDK. Can We use TAPI 2.0 API or Microsoft has put some restrictions on it also. Can I get some details from somewhere, Where I can get all the list of components of Windows Mobile which I can use in my application without licence Restictions. I am always confused in using some core libraries in windows mobile due to licence restrictions where can I know this info.
Please help me out to this.
Thanks in advance.....
Hi,
i am searsching for a sip client for my phone the information that i need to enter is:
SIP User ID
Authencation id
STP Server
can any body help me ?
greatings
antonius
Normally people are provided SIP user info after they pay a provider an ISIP, yoink!
If you use SIP client, that will comes under violation of TOS. Check before, can use or not ?
I guess that is true too. SIp is normally for an IP phone, not sure how it works on a mobile turned to sip...
I had sip clients for my old Palm treo 650 back in the day so I'm sure they have them for windows... just do some digging and I'm sure you'll find them... and wow... we have all provided SO much useful information for this person
Hello,
I have a project at the uni about VOIP development in Android. But I really don't know where to begin =((
What I have to work with is SRTP (secure real time protocol). The idea is that I have 2 users, each has a software running on Android (like Skype) and a VOIP server (actually I built Asterisk server already). THe software acts like a chat program, it means that User A send a message to User B. The message from A will be sent to Server and deliveried to User B with SRTP (mean that some encryption stuff will be done by the software)
My problem is that how to sent it with SRTP in Android? I have some experience in Android programming, in VOIP, in Asterisk server ... but I don't know how, or where to begin to make it work =(
Is there someone here can help me with an example, or a suggestion with open source for VOIP which can use on Android?
Thanks a lot for your help
Someone can have any suggestion please? =((
Im planning on building an android app. Its like a 'mini' social networking site that users can upload their pics, messages etc but im having trouble knowing how to 'start off'..
Servers, SQL, PHP and those types are not my thing, i have never came close to them as I have never done anything relating to servers but now I need to get close to them.
This is where im having the confusion:
Should I build a website that is the social networking site and store everything in the server that the website it connected to and then from the app i build, the app can fetch data from the website (or the server if thats possible) OR can I just directly build the app and make it communicate with the server so that gets rid of the issue of building a website.
Ive done a little research and have gotten some information but not a clear answer. I think my server will be using SQL so will the app be able to communicate with the database in the server directly or do I have to create a middleman such as a PHP/XML/JSON server for the android app to understand the SQL server since this is probably the common answer ive gotten when researching about android communicating with databases? (http://fahmirahman.wordpress.com/2011/04/21/connection-between-php-server-and-android-client-using-http-and-json/
Which approach is the easiest since im completely new to server languages (if thats what you call them).
Thanks for the help.
Hi man!
BTW the easiest way is to setup a PHP page on a server which sends JSON objects when data is requested by the client. Of course if you're good enough you could create a REST API for your server. After you get data from the server simply load the objects via a http/https request via your client.
I strongly recommend you make the API for the same. I'm doing an Android project which involves the same.
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boggartfly said:
Hi man!
BTW the easiest way is to setup a PHP page on a server which sends JSON objects when data is requested by the client. Of course if you're good enough you could create a REST API for your server. After you get data from the server simply load the objects via a http/https request via your client.
I strongly recommend you make the API for the same. I'm doing an Android project which involves the same.
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Oh ok. Thanks for the reply. Right now, im learning SQL since thats what most servers use. Then I'll probably get a server and experiment with it, although I have no idea on how create an instant messaging app Im pretty sure theres guides on the interwebs though
Don't forget to make APIs so that you don't have trouble figuring out client side programming. It will save you a lot of trouble.
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boggartfly said:
Don't forget to make APIs so that you don't have trouble figuring out client side programming. It will save you a lot of trouble.
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Sorry but im a bit new to android programming. What does API mean? Is it like Android version 2.2, 2.3, 4.1, 4.3 etc? And how can I make an API?
TwilightLoz said:
Sorry but im a bit new to android programming. What does API mean? Is it like Android version 2.2, 2.3, 4.1, 4.3 etc? And how can I make an API?
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Straight from*Wikipedia:
In computer science, an application programming interface (API) is an interface that defines the ways by which an application program may request services from libraries
Java contains many libraries in those packages (Swing, etc.), and*the API*is the interface by which we request services (perform actions, etc.).
Since we're using Java for Android we are actually using the Java API by using any of Java's classes. All of Android's custom classes like Activity etc are part of the SDK library.The API is just a hook so you can latch on to libraries.
So in fact what you can do to create an API is a whole different topic altogether.
I suggest you Google it.
I'm thinking maybe I'll write a tutorial on this on xda for all members amateurs or pros alike.
Yeah I think you should write a tutorial. It'll help the community.