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Closed 11 years ago.
I need to know if it is possible to develop an application to read and reply to SMS and email. If so, how could this be done (what library/class needs to be used). I've searched all apps there isn't an app that does this. There's only an app that requires you to set your email and constantly checks for new message however SMS I'm not sure if there's an app that does this thereby I'm not sure if it could be done. Thanks,
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Heba
Without a jailbroken iPhone, no. You can't interact with the other native applications beyond what the APIs provide (i.e. accessing the photos and media library). Like the other e-mail application, you could fake the e-mail situation by requiring them to provide you their servers and credentials. However, you really can't access the SMS history nor respond to them.
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I'm trying to think of a way (if exists) that each user who uses the device will enter his ID so only authenticated users could use the device.
Why?
I have a few iOS devices in my department and I want to be able to monitor who was last to use the device, so if it was lost within the people in my department it will be easier to track it.
any ideas?
is there a way to write a proper app to do that?
thanks in advance!
No way to do that without jailbreaking and doing some really custom app development. The OS does not give you an option for intercepting user credentials.
You could write an application to simply authenticate a person against a web-service and store authentication information there. Then just make it a policy to always fire up that application and log in before using the device for anything else.
I have a couple of enterprise applications that do something similar. Each user logs in at the beginning of their shift and then logs out at the end.
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Is it possible in iPhone if we can track users actions? Like which applications he has opened, sent messages or calls etc.
Thanks
Simple answer: no
Apps cannot access the usage information of different apps.
There is a (work arround) solution by implementing a Proxy-App, which provides a proxy server and registers this proxy server in the preferences. All network data would pass that proxy and your Proxy-App could send usage statistics to your server.
However, you can only track network traffic, not other usage statistics. Moreover, this App would never pass the App Review process...
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Closed 11 years ago.
I have to make an application of email client. is it possible to make an application that can manage different email addresses. In application we have to provide inbox for different id. I don't know how I'll connect to all servers. and how it will work? can anybody guide me?
This is really new for me thats why please don't mind if my question is silly
There used to be an app, remail, then open sourced by google: http://code.google.com/p/remail-iphone/
Also on the OneMail app website you'll find a list with the frameworks they're using: http://codev.co.uk/products/onemail/notice
I guess that it is possible, since it is an "stand alone" app and not an improvement to the native app.
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I want to implement my own realtime notification system (like facebook - when someone in my friends list comments on/likes my status, I'm notified about that)
I just want to know which technologies are best suited for such problem domain.
Thanks
It used to be AJAX, then there is now Comet. Just then, there is also HTML5 Web Sockets.
But i guess what is prevalent to your situation at present may be solved by Comet.
Its called pushed notification.
AJAX can be used in a pull notification manner, i.e. browser periodically checks the server for updates. Comet is for push notification, i.e. server sends updates to the browser.
Web Sockets is only relevant in HTML 5 enabled browsers.
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Closed 10 years ago.
i want to populate few fields in third party iphone apps with the desired values.
is there any way i can achieve this.
Can a CORE DATA file be used for this.
Each app is run in its own private environment, so no two apps can interact with each other. This is by design and necessary for security/consistency/etc reasons.
Check out these Apple RuntimeEnvironment Docs.
Maybe, but only if the 3rd party app has been run before yours on the same device, and has registered a custom URL handler for the purpose of populating fields. Or perhaps if the app downloads these fields over the network from a server with a public API for configuring the fields.
Not otherwise, as the iOS security sandbox will prohibit this communication between apps.