ussd | Demo application to demonstrate how to use custom | User Interface library
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Demo application to demonstrate how to use custom accessibility service to get USSD code response from system dialog.
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- This method is called by the Android application when the user is defined
- Clones this Ussd object
- Sets the response text
- Sets the code
- Handles accessibility response
- Sends an event
- Region resume button
- Check accessibility status and update the accessibility description
- Get a list of all the UssDds defined in the preferences
- Deserialize an object from a Base64 encoded string
- Adds a ussd d
- Get a copy of this list
- Removes a ussd d
- Removes a Ussd
- Updates the ussd
- Performs basic checks on setup conditions
- Unsubscribe from the event bus
- Show an alert dialog
- Resume USD list
- Sets the response string
- On createView holder
- Compares this Ussd with this Ussd
- Adds a ussd
- Initializes the activity view
- Set the activity to be saved
- Override this method to handle the request permissions
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QUESTION
Good day all. I have a simple link on a webpage, in where the user can call an USSD number:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-08 at 13:05QUESTION
I have created a Rest API that takes a request and gives response to the client. But My API is dependent on a third party service, that instead of giving a response, give a callback to my other endpoint. In order to send the service I need to wait for the callback to be received. How can I achieve it?
My Rest API that needs to send the response.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-30 at 09:18Ideally this should be your flow
- Client will call connectAPI which will call a third party API.
- The third party API after processing above call will callback
postQuestionnaire. ---> This should be done seperate thread using
Callable
Task using executor service. Then you will haveFuture
returned from executor servicesubmit
call - The connectAPI will send response only when the
callback at postQuestionnaire is received. ---> Once you hacve
Future
object you can do wait on by calling.get()
(this is blocking call) so it will wait for response to come then you can return the same response or modified respone back to client.
Example on how to use callable task with executor service is explain here -> https://www.journaldev.com/1090/java-callable-future-example
QUESTION
How is it possible to call a USSD with a text attached on android. For example: *455*1*Hello*0#
. I have looked around the web and couldn't find any solution for it. The only question that seems to resemble what I want to achieve was asked 9 years ago here. Surely there is some API or a workaround available in Android after all these years?
- I also tried to
URI.encode
all characters that aren't a number. No luck there as explained here. - I have thought of interacting with the dialog to insert the text but that will take a significant amount of time for the user which renders the app useless.
- Neither
ACTION_CALL
intent norplaceCall
API does anything to solve this. - Is it not in the protocol to send a text on the initial request?
TelephonyManager::sendUssdRequest(String, TelephonyManager.UssdResponseCallback, Handler)
was introduced in API 26. I am targeting API 21 and above. I haven't checked if that solves it yet tho.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-07 at 12:08Take a look at this library seems to be what you are looking for.
Library is called VoIpUSSD by romellfudi incase link doesn't work.
QUESTION
I'm writing an App that interfaces with a payment gateway via an API. Upon initiating a payment transaction, the gateway push/forces a USSD dialog to open on the phone. My goal is to display feedback to the user when the Cancel or Send button is clicked.
I'm looking for something like
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-18 at 17:52There is no way to get click events directly. Using an accessibility service is the right approach, but you'll have to listen for the dialog window events and read what they say. You could get events for clicking the buttons, but I'm not sure it would be worth it since you wouldn't be able to tell what was entered into the session.
My company Hover has developed an Android SDK which uses accessibility services to run multi-step USSD sessions and have it appear to happen inside your app. You create configurations for USSD services, trigger the session to run from your app and pass in any runtime variables you need. The user never sees the USSD session and when the response is returned your app is notified and you can parse it as you need. It works on Android 4.3 and above.
The SDK is free to integrate and use until you hit large scale. Please see our docs to get started.
(Disclosure: I am the CTO of Hover)
QUESTION
I am trying to make silent USSD request, I am using Ussd_Serivece & Sim_Service package for this in flutter.
any time I try to make a request it throws this exception: (error! Code: ussd_plugin_ussd_response_failed - messege PlatformException(ussd_plugin_ussd_response_failed, USSD_RETURN_FAILURE, null)).
here is a code of my function:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-27 at 23:35plugin author here.
It looks like the second parameter than you are passing to makeRequest
is missing a *
, so it is expected that you are getting an error.
Try to replace it with
QUESTION
I need read a CDATA and convert to array.
I have this XML and XSLT and I must validate the content of tag "name" showing the message "Minutos ILIMITADOS." when message contains "5claro" in otherwise "otro mensaje".
I need to program XSLT version 1.0.
In the end I drop the expected result
I hope you can help me.
Thanks in advance
...XML
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-22 at 08:39I would suggest you do this in two passes.
First, apply the following stylesheet to the input XML and save the result to a file:
XSLT 1.0 [1]
QUESTION
By using an app I want to run a USSD code, but the problem is it doesn't recognize the "#" symbol. If I want to run "*100#" it recognize the input only as "*100". How to add the "#". and what is the reason to not recognize that?
Here is my code ...
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-07 at 09:28Try this code.Use Uri.encode("#")
:
QUESTION
Hello I am trying to make relationship between two column in my csv file I am loading csv file which has an relationship column and it looks like this
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-23 at 11:55You are getting SemanticError
for the first query because there is no value(null) for CUSTOMERID
or AGENTID
somewhere in your file and hence it's like you are trying to MERGE
node on a null
value. You need to check for null value before MERGE
and skip MERGE
for these. See below.
It's not recommended to use multiple MERGE
in the single query. Only one MERGE
is recommended in one query.
Suggest you separate your query into two and use your second to create relationships.
Load AGENTIDs:
QUESTION
I want to make a USSD call in a xamarin crossplatform app using C# and i have no idea where to start. All the examples i have seen is done in java. Is it possible to successfully dial a USSD code like *270# within my app without opening the dialer? If yes, please how? I'll be very grateful for any help
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-29 at 22:47You may use Xamarin.Essentials PhoneDialer, to make a call, note that since USSD contains '#' you need to URL-encode it. example:
QUESTION
I want to dial and get the dialed USSD code response. Here is my code. but when I run it doesn't show any response on the toast.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-26 at 12:54I found the answer myself. I Used this Api to resolve the problem. https://github.com/romellfudi/VoIpUSSD
Here is my code:
HashMap map = new HashMap<>(); map.put("KEY_LOGIN",new HashSet<>(Arrays.asList("espere", "waiting", "loading", "esperando"))); map.put("KEY_ERROR",new HashSet<>(Arrays.asList("problema", "problem", "error", "null")));
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You can use ussd like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the ussd component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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