Hello!
Does anyone know a program, that makes possible to launch an application or file when certain number is calling to me?
I need this kind of program because i want to use my old WM for home automation. And the program should open a HTML file that triggers relay card from another PC.... connected over wifi.
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Ok, so I'm developing an app that does its stuff via HTTP calls. I guess you could call it REST. Basically it's a file uploading utility, that uploads files in multiple parts (so I can monitor the progress), and does this via HTTP.
The backend works just fine, particularly since I ported the client code to a desktop test app and the uploads complete quite fast, and successfully.
The first call is a call where I get an upload ticket from the server.
From the second call on up until the one before the last, I send data.
The problem is that upon the third call (on the emulator), and the second call (on the physical device) the operation times out. So basically, if uploading from the emulator I end up with a file on the server that's the size of the send buffer, and from my phone I get a 0 byte file, since I don't get to make the second call to even upload the first part.
So here's my question: is there something in the framework that limits the number of http calls? Since the desktop client works just fine with the same backend, yet the phone seems to stubbornly refuse to work properly.
Oh, just so we're clear, I'm doing this in C# (.NET CF 2.0).
L.E.: emulator runs WM 6, phone runs WM 6.5.
Thanks in advance.
L.E.: fixed the problem. It was in my code. A stream I wasn't closing (and apparently there's a limitation on the amount of streams concurently open on a mobile device) on each call.
Hi all,
I am trying to get SIP Internet Calling working on my WM6.5 (Touch Pro2). I got to the point where it seemed to want to use my VoIP provider (Rynga - a Betamax Company) but then I just got a "Bing" sound and it then tried to call regularly via Vodafone.
So I don't know if I have something wrong in ipdialplan.xml or if there is some other issue. I read elsewhere that maybe I should not specify a STUN server. I only plan to use the SIP over wi-fi.
I assume the files I need are ipdialplan.xml, dnsapi.dll, voipphonecanvas.dll and rtcdll.dll and then get my sip settings into the \Windows\System\VoIP directory.
Can anyone suggest an alternative client to at least prove my sip details and handshaking my account with my provider ?
C
UPDATE: I downloaded and setup PortGo and got connected straight away so that verified that my SIP settings and Account Details were correct. I then followed a thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=5963857&postcount=1647 which has a CAB to create the IPDialPlan.xml file. This is the real key part and if it's wrong, you're going nowhere. So once done (make sure to set the properties of ipdialplan.xml to read/write using Total Commander or similar)
So I now have VoIP using the HTC Dialer. However, using Sense on my phone, it's not too easy to turn off internet dialing if I just want to use GSM and so, I think i'll just stick with using PortGo when I want to use VoIP. With PortGo, it will use all your standard phone contacts so there's no great hassle is using this separate dialer.
I've assigned PortGo to the Send Key(Hold) so that gives me easy access to either dialer.
Did anyone ever manage to get the sound out via the regular ear speaker rather than via the rear speakerphone ?
C
So is it working properly and are you able to make phone calls using VOIP?
Yes, I finally got it working but it is too much hassle because every time I have wi-fi on, it wants to use ny VoIP account. My phone is a work one which I can use for limited personal use but I would only plan on using VoIP for personal calls. So it's far easier to use a separate app where I can decide when exactly I want to use the VoIP method. The PortGo application uses my same contacts as the standard HTC Dialer uses so I can just dial numbers exactly as is (without maybe using a code to place calls over VoIP instead of them using GSM or whatever.
C
I'm wondering if there is an alternate dialer or phone canvas for windows mobile that could be used with the touch pro 2.
Here is the reason. When I go to call into my voicemail system at the office to check my messages in order to access the mailbox I have to hit "*,*". However when I do this on my TP2 it generates the letter p and I can not get into the voicemail system to check messages. I have had to cut back on expenses recently and no longer have an assistant to check my messages/relay them to me. Reconfiguring the voicemail system to accept a different key command is also not an option.
Anyone have any suggestions here?
If this can't be resolved then I'll have to get another phone and Telus wants to just rape me for that too.
Thanks in advance for any help/suggestions.
Hi All,
I'm not sure where to ask this question. I'd like to create a script or app that runs in the background, i.e when something occurs I'd like to have certain tasks to be executed.
What I want to accomplish is
1. When my home wifi network connection is completed, I'd like to execute the following.
- Launch and App (Fongo)
- Dial the call forwarding number.
2. When I disconnect from my home wifi
- Cancel the call forwarding number
- Exit App(Fongo)
Does something like this exist? Or would this be too involved just to save a few call minutes a month. This would be useful for people when the get to work and want to forward their number to their work phone or set the ringer to silent when their work wifi is detected. I hate it when the phone rings and you have to dash across the office to turn it off.
Can someone point me in the right direction.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
I imagine all the automated apps, like Tasker or Llama or AutomateIT or Locale, could do this.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1110775
There.
Sent from my SGH-T989D
Hi,
I've recently upgraded to Marshmallow (6.12.401.4) and while everything is working well, I've noticed that on the Internet calling section if you add a SIP account, it no longer gives you an option to prompt if you want to make an internet call anymore.
Does anyone know how to either get this option back (without downgrading) or manually trigger an internet call if I want to make one?
Currently the options look in the attachment. In the past, there was a third option 'Ask for every call'.
Would be great if anyone knows what to do as I require SIP accounts to be used sometimes. Thanks in advance.