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I want to transfer fle from one server to other server.What are different ways to transfer the file to other server other than Socket connection? and Which is best way to transfer the file?
Thank you.
As an alternative you can just copy the file to a shared folder. It's a known EIP integration style, see http://www.eaipatterns.com/toc.html. Interestingly, this way you can also make it available to many servers at once, kind of publishing.
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Is it possible in codename one to download a resource file from server, store it in phone memory, and open in application? It can be a good opportunity to support application after release.
Sure.
You can just download the file using a standard ConnectionRequest and save it using the Storage API. The Resources class has an open method that accepts an InputStream for you to open this later on.
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I have a postgres database with data in it and I need to duplicate the data and send it to another computer in a different country. What is the best way to do this safely?
you can backup and restore data.
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.1/static/backup.html
or you can sync data
http://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Replication,_Clustering,_and_Connection_Pooling
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I have a private git repo on a VPS. I put some word docs, and some excel sheets and some other non source-code files on it that I'd like to be able to access on my iPhone.
Is there any way to do that?
Consider installing a simple web server (like lighttpd) and hook up the built-in Gitweb interface. It allows you to browse history and view/download files.
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So I needed some kind of thread handling for this requirement. I went through XEP-0201 and found it useful, but I am not able to find any XMPP server and client that implemented XEP-0201.
Please let me know if anybody has used/wrote the XEP-0201 or if there is some other mechanism in XMPP so that I can handle multiple threads.
You won't find servers that support XEP-0201 - it's purely a client thing. Clients add the <thread> element to messages, and the recipient will receive it. The XEP is about general best practices around how to use that mechanism.
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I have a .xls file stored on the iPhone. I would like to upload this file to a remote web server. Is there a way this can be done? All the questions I have found seem to be concernced with image files, whereas I would like a solution for a generic file type.
Thanks
I'm using AFNetworking for various file types and it works great. ASIHttpRequest has been abandoned by its author.
May I recommend ASIHTTPRequest? Here is some sample code for file upload.