Forget ZeroConf; use adb.exe over usb.
Regards...Andrew
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Ok, but our requirements are more complex: We use a Delphi Conduit app on the
PC which, when run, automatically connects to the iPhone over Wi-Fi and
displays the User name (using ZeroConf) on a Sync page button on the iPhone.
The User taps the button and the iPhone sqlite file is transferred to th
On Jul 29, 2011, at 4:20 AM, was wrote:
> As an aside, I would have thought that sending/receiving files between
> Android devices and PCs would be a fundamental requirement for many Android
> apps, so I was surprised to see this capability missing from Monodroid.
As far as I know, it isn't missin
I wrote the iPhone app in XCode/Objective C, so used the native ZeroConf
methods.
Thanks for your suggestions on using jmDNS; I'll have a look at it, but I
have no knowledge of Java so I'm not sure how far I'll get!
As an aside, I would have thought that sending/receiving files between
Android de
On Jul 28, 2011, at 6:56 AM, was wrote:
> I'm looking to use ZeroConf over Wi-Fi as we do in our iPhone apps.
Do you use a managed library for that, or a wrapper over native code? If it's a
managed library, you may be able to use it as-is without using jmDNS.
> From googling, I understand that j
I'm looking to use ZeroConf over Wi-Fi as we do in our iPhone apps. From
googling, I understand that jmDNS has to be used, but I can't figure out how
to use it in Monodroid - or even if it's possible? Support said:
'Thanks for your interest in Xamarin. This requires a little bit of
speculation on
On Jul 26, 2011, at 4:12 AM, was wrote:
> My Android app is now complete except fror the ability to transfer an SQLite
> file to/from PC's. Any update to the inclusion of this capability in Xamarin
> V1?
Are some Android APIs missing that permit this functionality?
Aside from setting up directory
My Android app is now complete except fror the ability to transfer an SQLite
file to/from PC's. Any update to the inclusion of this capability in Xamarin
V1?
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It's ZeroConf of course! Xamarin support advised that it may be possible to
use jmDNS in the next update - here's hoping, as my completed Android app is
useless without a PC-App file syncing capability.
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No I haven't. I don't see that as an available reference assembly in
Monodroid.
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Have you tried using Mono.Zeroconf? If that doesn't work, you might have to
bind the JmDNS library yourself.
Mikkel
On Thu, Jun 30, 2011 at 09:55, was wrote:
> I'm really disappointed by the lack of any response. If our Monodroid apps
> cannot communicate with PC's, we'll have to drop Monodroid
I'm really disappointed by the lack of any response. If our Monodroid apps
cannot communicate with PC's, we'll have to drop Monodroid and redo all our
work in Java - which we have no expertise in - and lose all our investments
in Monodroid and Resco components. Before we take this drastic step, can
I need to transfer an sqlite file to/from Android - PC using a custom Bonjour
for Windows app on the PC - as we do in our iPhone app. Is there a
zeroconfig api in Monodroid to achieve this? I believe it can be done in
Android using JmDNS, but I don't see any References to this Java package in
Monod
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