I'm trying to integrate our MSP backend with the Share&Charge search server in order to start and stop charge operations. Where can I get an API key and the address of the server?
the documentation on how to connect to the Open Charging Network (OCN) can be found in the developer resources section of our web page https://shareandcharge.com/developer-resources/
instructions on how to connect to the test network can be found here: https://shareandcharge.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/OCN/pages/409370650/Connecting+a+service+Test+Network
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I am developing hotspot helper application which tries to connect to the captive network after connecting to it, I need to handle the authentication within the app.
Approach 1
I used NEHotspotConfigurationManager in order to programmatically connect to the WiFi network and it works great. The problem i am facing is after connecting to the captive network iOS does not send the request to the connected network until the connected network has internet access or I manually go to the settings and it pops up the web page for authentication and i click cancel and select use without internet.
Approach 2
Second approach i used is by using NEHotSpotHelper as described in this tutorial
In this approach when I receive the commandType authenticate it does not send request to the Wi-Fi network (If the device is connected to the 4g the request goes over it otherwise it returns internet connection appears to be offline)
So how can i authenticate the user from the app after connecting to the WiFi with limited access?
I found that developer need to bind the request with the received command before making web request to the connected network. All you need to do is to make NSMutableURLRequest and then call hitTestURLRequest.bind(to: command) because bind function is defined in the category of NSMutableURLRequest.
Related question: https://stackoverflow.com/a/50753526/1796092
I am using tomcat server and angularJS to build a site that uses an API to bring data from the server by using an HTTP requests. when running on local machine tomcat is on ,i can see the full functionality of the site but when i'm connecting to my localhost from my phone (through WiFi) the site i see is not really functioning ,as if the HTTP requests can't be sent. is there a way to make the site work fully when viewed from my phone ?
note: my site basically uses the API to send a GET request and update a table on screen with the data, and POST/DELETE requests to update,delete,create data and of course dynamically update the table.
i'm working with Windows 7 if it matters.
another note: i used this answer to be able to connect with my phone. maybe i should use another way ?
Thanks
Sivan
why not use https://ngrok.com/ to tunnel your localhost to an private url.
(this is just for mobile testing right?)
I have deployed the apprtc (https://github.com/webrtc/apprtc), webrtc sample project from Google on my own GAE account. I found that developers have to their own TURN server to support NAT traversal and cannot use Google's TURN server.
Are there any other services that developers have to provide on their own in addition to TURN?
Are there free TURN servers to use?
In addition to TURN, one has to service the signaling server: https://github.com/webrtc/apprtc/tree/master/src/collider
I am developing simple application using Ionic framework (and AngularJs) that fetches json data from my webpage. How can I detect is there "internet connection" and display message to user: "Connect to internet" if not.
EDIT
Can I use cordova API for that ?
Cordova provides org.apache.cordova.network-information plugin.
See documentation HERE
This plugin provides an implementation of an old version of the Network Information API. It provides information about the device's cellular and wifi connection, and whether the device has an internet connection.
If I am not mistaken, this plugin only detects whether the Wi-Fi or Cellular networking is enabled on the device. This does not always mean that the application can actually reach your remote server, if you are connected to the WiFi network without internet connection.
Therefore, the only solution I have found to ensure that the application can reach your remote server is to continuously ping the server.
Is it possible to create a google app engine program that would route http requests to a server on a local network?
What would be the best way to build a program like this?
I am trying to get away from buying a server from a hosting provider and simply use a local network server instead, and use google apps as a sort of proxy. The firewall would be configured to allow access to the server from the google app engine servers only.
If this has been done before in an open source project that would be excellent, but I have not been able to find one.
If all you want is a domain name that points to your dynamic IP address, you could give Dynamic DNS a try. It's designed for your use case, and you won't need to write any code; you just need either a router that supports it or a server with cron. There are lots of providers, but I've had good experiences with Dyn DNS, specifically their Remote Access plan.