I've set up my XMPP client but I would like to add a feature that I don't know if the server (Openfire) would support.
Users would be able to post photos to share with their friend. As simple as that.
It would look like a Whatsapp + Instagram, I guess ?
So, is it possible with Openfire or another XMPP server ? If not, how can I possibly realize this ?
Thanks for your time.
Yes, It is very much possible to share the images or any media files through XMPP. You just need to upload the particular file to a file server and share the URL of the uploaded file through openfire.
The receiver can use that URL and download the file from the file server. You can also have credentials for the file server which can be shared across clients to access the file server, to upload and download files.
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I am working on a messenger mobile app. The text and files between users are sent through nodejs and redis. But I need the users to continue connect and verify through Nodejs API, but send messages and files encrypted directy, so a 2p2. Is something like this possible? If yes, what would be the best solution? It would help me a lot. Thanks in advance.
I read about XMPP, but somehow this is not exactly what I was hoping for. Except text, I need to be able to sent photos, videos and docs too.
In WhatsApp we can easily share the content with message app, mail, and even within WhatsApp.
But in Telegraph I cannot see this forward menu. I have tried to look in the settings for a permission option to allow Telegraph to share data with WhatsApp, but have been unsuccessful yet. Any guidance?
The answer is that it has to be done using a email or online repository as a two step process. And then re-post the data in Whats-app.
So here is the thing...
I need a standalone flash application that receives by socket an image and then publishes it on facebook.
The few methods i've seen use php but in this case i really would like to use only the standalone.
Ideas on how to accomplish this? Is it possible?
What you're trying to do can be accomplished from the client without server scripting as well.
Have a look on these links
http://code.google.com/p/facebook-actionscript-api/
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/facebook.html
It's an AS facebook api and the Adobe site has some very useful examples on how to set this up.
After you achieve a login and you have a working connection to the Fb api then you can upload your picture to the user's albums using the api from within AS.
I would like to upload an html email I created to my client's server thru my ftp program. I am assuming that it isn't working because his site is in Joomla. I have tried to upload the file, and I see it there in my uploaded files, but when I enter that page address into my browser's address bar it says it can't find the file. Is there a way to do this when his site is in Joomla? Thanks so much! (His site is prohomebuyer.com)
Thanks for commenting. Yes, I have uploaded to public_html, and I see it there. But, when I look for it online, I get the website's error message inside the site template.
I have an app in which some data file will be created.
The app has iphone/ipad version both.
some customers hope I can add the sharing function for them to exchange/share file.
I think maybe I can use FACEBOOK api to ask the users logged on their facebook account and exchange their current ip address, then do p2p file transfer.
I am not sure if it is the best way for this requirement and
if sure, is there any p2p sdk for objective-c to do this?
Welcome any comment
Thanks
The best option to share those files and keep them synced is the DropBox API