I saw the Google Talk Always Idle plugin [http://www.nirmaltv.com/2007/10/29/make-your-gtalk-status-always-idle/ ] and got interested in the possibility of developing similar plugins for the gtalk client. Is it possible to develop plugins for gtalk? I have searched extensively and haven't found a thing in this regard. Thanks.
Yes you can create plugins for gtalk. They use the XMPP protocol, and there are several sites on it. You can start here:
http://code.google.com/apis/talk/talk_developers_home.html
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I'm developing an app using Flutter, which is a great cross platform tool, but I wonder if anyone has experience about consuming JMS services in Flutter? I didn't manage to find any related documentation so far.
Best regards!
I don't have any experience with Flutter other than quickly reviewing some of the documentation, but as a developer on the Apache ActiveMQ (message broker) project I can say that in order to support clients which run in mobile and browser environments brokers will typically implement STOMP. Flutter apps are written in Dart and a quick search on the Dart package website reveals a number of STOMP clients. I recommend you go with one of those.
I am trying to build a chatbot that answers FAQ from customers at the company I worked for. I have played around with Dialogflow and ManyChat, but I am not really satisfied with these platforms so far. Do you have any recommendations for platforms that can be used to build a chatbot on that answers questions from customers?
I am looking for a platform that provides easy semantic interpretation and implementation to a website and Facebook Messenger, perferably with multi language support.
Does anyone with experience have any ideas?
I advise you to choose .net framework because it has large number of libraries and easy to use. And i advise you to create web service or web Api Choose C# for code in .net framework so you will be able to use your bot service any where you want. It has a lot of help on internet and many nuget packages.
If you choose this framework you will be able to integrate your bot in websites, Mobile and infact anywhere you want .
You can check this out Microsoft Link for Services
Hi I would like to know if it possible to realize an iOS/Android irc client app using PhoneGap.
I think I am going to need to use native tcp sockets: does anybody know if PhoneGap allow me to make use of them? I checked the api doc but for some reason couldn't find the part dealing with it?
Also, if PhoneGap supports websockets, is it a feasible option to use that for this kind of app?
I'd like to have some kind of basic advice on wheter or not I am on a good path.
I'm also thinking of using Rhomobile, (for which I have the same doubts I said above, though I did not investigate enough) but for now I would like to go with PhoneGap because it also says to support Symbian devices, while Rhomobile discontinued support for it.
Closest thing I've found is How to incorporate WebSockets into a Cocoa application, but the answers only pointed to an outdated library.
Does anyone know about a WebSockets library compatible with iOS 4.x?
I've also read about Pusherapp, and, as good as the service could be, I would prefer to use my own WebSockets server.
You can check out the UnitT Web Socket Client. It is intended for use in iOS apps using Objective-C. It works with both ws & wss.
I am the author and have been using it in some of my projects with success. Let me know if you run into any trouble and I will do what I can to help.
Found this post in a google search for iOS WebSockets and wanted to put an updated answer.
Anyways, Zimt and Unitt's client don't support the latest standard (at the time of writing this).
(disclaimer: author of SocketRocket)
We just released a new library that has no external dependencies, supports RFC 6455 completely, and works with iOS 4.x+.
It's called SocketRocket and can be found here
You could make a web application using one of several Cocoa-like libraries and then convert it to a native app using something like PhoneGap/Apache Cordova.
Cappuccino - Make webapps using Objective-J and Cocoa-like API.
WebSockets for Cappuccino
SproutCore - Apple's Cocoa for the web
Toth - a multi-user SproutCore library that uses WebSockets.
For the server side there are lots of options. Just search for "websockets server" on github.com.
I created a package for iOS/Objective-C and TLS taking into account the new iOS13 TLS restrictions. It works with a NodeJS TLS server how I use it. Hope it helps, feel free to contribute.
https://github.com/eamonwhiter73/IOSObjCWebSockets
I'm new to the whole push notifications thing, and was wondering if somebody could walk me through the process of getting a simple application up and running. I currently rent a server that I use to serve my website that runs cPanel X.
How would I go about setting up the service? What software do I need to install on the server? How do I upload code to the server?
Sorry if these are really dumb questions - I'm not really a web developer.
Thanks in advance!
I would go to the Apple Developer Forums. They have many questions and answers regarding this. For my apps, I use a Ruby On Rails plugin called apn_on_rails, but this is probably not an option for you on a shared host with some sort of admin gui. Your shared host probably runs php so I would look for a php implementation.