Is there an option to possibly open process from LC on Android and then
work with a third party telnet client that we would need to identify and
have installed on the table?
Does LC's open process work on Android?
On Wed, Mar 19, 2014 at 7:41 PM, Alex Tweedly wrote:
> On 19/03/2014 09:59, Mark
On 19/03/2014 09:59, Mark Schonewille wrote:
Can you tell more about this? Is this a router in an existing network
environment? Is this a router that is yet to be designed? Can you
alter the software in the router?
Normally, you'd log in on a router over http and change the settings
in your
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Coming in 6.6 is a 'secure socket' command (mentioned in the RC
announcements). It is in RC 1 and RC 2, but I haven't looked to see if it
is cross-platform. I would hope yes.
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On Mar 19, 2014 6:10 AM, "Glen Bojsza" wrote:
> The router already is designed, built and d
The router already is designed, built and deployed.
Needs to be telnet since the app will use a special purpose command line
built only for a specific admin level access so there are no other options.
Believe it or not but the tablet connects via ethernet to the router...this
is a very special app
Hi Glen,
Can you tell more about this? Is this a router in an existing network
environment? Is this a router that is yet to be designed? Can you alter
the software in the router?
Normally, you'd log in on a router over http and change the settings in
your internet browser. I would expect thi
I need to create an Android app that does a telnet session to a router and
the n processes several command line arguments.
Livecode's Android support doesn't currently support sockets so can anyone
recommend a solution?
The app does simply what I have described...when launched there should be a
c
