id-services | BitWeb plugin for Estonian Id Card | Mobile library
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BitWeb plugin for Estonian Id Card and Mobile ID authentication ang signing.
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- Performs a mobile authentication
- Initializes the SOAP client .
- Creates a DataFileInfo object from XML .
- Prepares a DOMDataFile object and stores it in DOMElement .
- Authenticates a user using the card information
- Parse a SoapF fault
- Creates an exception for invalid values .
- Set the user s name .
- Set the country .
- Set the version
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QUESTION
I want to create a foreground service that will work even after closing the app in qt. I read it https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/android-services.html Simple services work successfully, but when i try to start a foreground service in my function
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-31 at 06:45You have to define FOREGROUND_SERVICE
permission in AndroidManifest.xml
QUESTION
I'm trying to use MongoDB Mobile (beta) in my Android app. I've folowed the steps as described here
This is the code that is executed:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-31 at 01:43From below error log
Setting 'jna.library.path' system property
It looks you miss the JNA dependencies for your project.
Try below steps:
Add JNA dependencies into your
build.gradle
QUESTION
I am upgrading mapbox version from 7.x to 8.x. On the gradle files, there is also 'com.mapbox.mapboxsdk:mapbox-android-services:2.2.9'
Should this be upgraded to latest version too? If yes, could somebody help me the find the migration guide or is it not needed?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-03 at 08:487.x
to 8.x
did not bring any breaking changes in the APIs, the only change being the pricing. mapbox-android-services
is long deprecated, you should use Mapbox Java SDK instead.
QUESTION
I have an Android device with serial port. I need to be able to run multiple applications simultaneously, and all of them should be able to send and receive data from the serial port. Since the serial port can only have one connection, I thought I should use one application that would communicate directly with the serial port. This application would have AIDL interface in order to allow other applications to send and receive data from it. I can successfully send data to the AIDL from other applications. My question is, how can I send data from the AIDL service to other applications.
I saw some examples that uses a callback for it, (e.g http://devarea.com/android-services-and-aidl/#.WydoR6czaUk).
In my case I need the AIDL service to be able to send the data to all connected clients app, without their request.
I know I can use custom Broadcast for that, but there's a lot of data coming from the serial port every second, and it might cause performance problem.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jun-20 at 06:38You can use Broadcasts to inform other apps (or use startService() to inform a Service of the other Apps). You can collect the data into packages and transmit them.
QUESTION
After my app is resumed from the background, I am sometimes getting a crash:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-26 at 20:37You need to handle the lifecycle events when your app goes into the background - most likely onMapReady is being fired after the Fragment has been detached.
The SupportMapFragment is designed for you to extend from it, if you can't use this you should look at how it handles lifecycle events such as onStop and onDestroyView.
QUESTION
Getting a bit lost here: I need to update Mapbox's API from 4.x.x-beta to 5.x.x and a number of things, such as xml attributes' names, way of getting access token and location services has been changed. I dealt with the first two thanks to the documentation but cannot seem to make LocationServices methods work. Android Studio tells me that it cannot resolve methods such as getLocationServices()
or getLastLocation()
. Here's what my code looks like, that's what used to work with Mapbox 4.x:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-06 at 23:16If you haven't modified the maps locationSource yet,
LocationEngine locationEngine = LocationSource.getLocationEngine(this)
will return the default LOST location engine being used. Starting in 5.0.0
LocationEngine replaces the LocationServices class. For example, to get the last known user location, you can do this:
QUESTION
I'm trying using the MapBox Services for suggest places near of user through GeoCoding and AutoComplete :
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-24 at 21:18Mapbox Android Services is split up into different modules so that your app only needs to include the components it needs. In particular, the GeocoderAutoCompleteView
is in the mapbox-android-ui
package.
QUESTION
I get the following error when attempting to use the layout editor in Android Studio:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-27 at 15:49Your project seems to be using an outdated version of our SDK. This issue should be resolved in the latest stable and beta versions. Please upgrade to either 4.2.1
or 5.0.0-beta.1
and see if this fixes the issue.
QUESTION
On my app I have a form which the user can complete and send it to us with a SOAP request.
the form sended:
But I have a problem, I they're no internet connection I can't send the data by using my SOAP request.
So firstly I save the request in Core Data, so here it's ok... And when the user is on the app I do a scheduled request to see if they're a request in Core Data to send them.
But what about if the app is not running ? In Android I use background service, but with Apple it's impossible:
Android Services equivalent in iOS Swift
Someone have an idea to retrieve the data ?
Soap function:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-16 at 12:28Using NSURLSession with background configuration you should be ok. Note: If the app is explicitly killed by the user the scheduled request will be cancelled. This trick works just if the app was killed by the system for any reason (low memory, crash etc...). There is nothing you can do if the app was killed by the user. The background fetch might be a solution, but it will be decided by iOS if and when to awake the app for the opportunistic fetch. This could help you: https://blog.newrelic.com/2016/01/13/ios9-background-execution/
Edit: This tutorial could be useful as well: https://www.raywenderlich.com/110458/nsurlsession-tutorial-getting-started
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