I have some websites need to proxy in my webview of my app,
I need the Shadowsocks code which can run, and proxy my web in iOS app.
And not global proxy, just proxy the web in my app, Thanks!
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I've never worked on mobile app project.
In web app we can create a server with origin http://localhost:3000 and the client can connect to server with http://localhost:4000/sockets for example.
On mobile app how does it work ? Each app on mobile phone are not located on specific http url...
Case:
I use Flutter to create an app, and the app will call Restful Api to backend server to get data.
However, the backend server only open to a selected host and port for security reason.
The app works well if it is under that network, but cannot works properly because of fail to get data if out of that network.
As a result, I would like to setup a proxy for the wi-fi I'm using, and run the app as normal.
Unfortunately, the flutter app still not working in both Android and IOS platform.
Question:
How to use proxy in Wi-fi setting for the app in Flutter app?
You may try using this package to apply the system's global proxy settings: https://pub.dev/packages/native_flutter_proxy
Dart's networking tools don't pick up these settings on their own.
Is it possible to build a http server in flutter mobile app but like Android service, a background process to work constantly?
I found a solution to add a http server to flutter app 1 but it is not as a background process.
I've created an iOS app from my web app thanks to Capacitor and I'm having an issue with Tiny since the domain appears unapproved and I don't know how to fix it. On which domain runs a Capacitor app ? localhost ? capacitor ?
So my iOS users are seing the popup saying the domaine is not registered
The TinyMCE Cloud platform works with the http and https protocols but it won't accept non-standard protocols such as capacitor.
You could switch to bundling TinyMCE in your application as opposed to fetching it from our Cloud platform but there is currently no way to make our Cloud work with the capacitor protocol.
In mobile first tutorial,
one step is mfpdev app register
Question is what is the use of the registration
as I develop an ionic project and can connect to mobile first without registration when Cordova web resources Previewed with the Mobile Browser Simulator using MobileFirst command mfpdev app preview
mobile first 8
ionic 3
mfpdev app register command will register your application with MobileFirst Server. Without registering your application with the server, the application on the mobile device will fail to connect to server with an error 'application does not exist'.
If you do not want to use mfpdev app register command, you can register your application manually at MFP Operations console.
For more details , refer : Registering an application
Update : If you are using command mfpdev app preview to preview your web resources with the Mobile Browser Simulator, Security checks are not run on the server-side and security challenges are not sent to the client that runs in Mobile Browser Simulator.
MobileFirst Development Server includes a confidential client "test" that has an unlimited allowed scope ("*"). By default mfpdev app preview uses this confidential client.
NOTE : command mfpdev app preview is meant for preview the UI , OAuth protocol is not fully supported
For more details, refer :Previewing Cordova web resources with the Mobile Browser Simulator
Thanks for #manjunath kallannavar for all the supports
Unrestricted right (without login) to both protected and unprotected resources lead me to confidential client.
As pre https://youtu.be/DlxZYxXszIw?t=15m40s, the author mentions user is as confidential client when using mfpdev app preview.
However, this is not documented in IBM reference. (Please quote if you find one)
Also, by using ionic cordova run android in emulator, finally challenge received.
Conclusion, with mfpdev app preview, user right = confidential client => can access all resources
Credit to #manjunath kallannavar
Official explanation:
MobileFirst Development Server includes a confidential client "test" that has an unlimited allowed scope ("*"). By default mfpdev app preview uses this confidential client.