I have read that a couple people have gotten the dropbear ssh daemon working. I have found patches and some instructions on compiling, but do not want to spend hours setting up a cross-compiling environment and repeating the work that has already been done. If anyone has a working dropbear, I would really appreciate if you could attach it or provide a link!
EDIT: Sorry, just realized this should probably be on the app&games board. Please move if appropriate.
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Seeing the development of bluetooth is coming along nicely I decided to test out Teamviewer.
I was able to set up unattended connections on both my laptop and desktop.
I will keep this thread updated and probably work up a tutorial on this.
I can see this being extremely useful for students. We would no longer need to carry around laptops. ...
I am going to do some more research on screen resolution.
I remember reading a thread somewhere about installing some sort of driver to set custom resolutions.
Anyway I need to get back to homework and such.
Post if you have interest in this so I know to put forth the effort
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hootyburra said:
Seeing the development of bluetooth is coming along nicely I decided to test out Teamviewer.
I was able to set up unattended connections on both my laptop and desktop.
I will keep this thread updated and probably work up a tutorial on this.
I can see this being extremely useful for students. We would no longer need to carry around laptops. ...
I am going to do some more research on screen resolution.
I remember reading a thread somewhere about installing some sort of driver to set custom resolutions.
Anyway I need to get back to homework and such.
Post if you have interest in this so I know to put forth the effort
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actually a tablet can do alot a computer can do when it comes to the basics like word documents and powerpoint slides so you dont need team viewer to do all that plus team viewer only gives you 30 hours/month if your a free user
Hello All,
I have two small App Idea's that I want to implement on the Windows Phone 8 platform. The problem is I'm a little unsure where to start for resources.
The issue however is that for all the Dev resources MS has given us, they mostly start at weird points and has no or little impact on where I want to, or figured one should start. So stuff like, setting up a DB, or Using an Azure Server etc.
If not that, most other help I've found have been off point starting as well. XDA's own vids start off with OAuth etc, which are all great, but I'm not even near there yet for what I want to do.
Most other guides, like even MS's own recent JumpStart videos all hop and skip over certain things. So you're following along (Or I'm trying to) and they jump forward, skip tasks and pull out pre-done code so I assume I need different foundation before I can jump in at their stage.
So, I have my idea of what I want to do, buttons, calculator, lists. But I don't know how to start from some basic things. And I am a little reluctant to jump in to what they have for WP7 cuz I don't want to use anything that's been deprecated.
Thanks in advance for any and all help.
Check out LinkedIn. I started a group a long time ago for Windows Phone developers and enthusiasts. It's filled with programmers, Microsoft people, and there's lots of good references and people to ask.
McHale said:
Check out LinkedIn. I started a group a long time ago for Windows Phone developers and enthusiasts. It's filled with programmers, Microsoft people, and there's lots of good references and people to ask.
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Thanks for the reply, any specific link to this LinkedIn... I gotta admit, I never thought of LinkedIn as a place for help in this kind of thing...
As an update though, I already have started on the app I had in mind and now have some specific "How-do-I" questions, but undure where to post these. Thanks again however.
Here's the group. There are some pretty active members who are programmers.
http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=124767
-Mc
As weird as it may sound: I would suggest you get a beginners book on programming C# on the Desktop. That way you should learn to program from the ground up and get a solid foundation on how the language works (classes, properties, attributes, events, etc.)
Everything else later on is different libraries you will use. That is what most of the introductory videos are about. They show you which classes you use for certain functionality, how you properly wire everything up so it works together.
When you have the basics of how C# works (and most current programming languages like Java but also Objective-C or C++ share the same concepts although there are differences) the best way would be to start with a small project and ask questions when you get stuck or first have a look at StackOverflow if the same question has already been asked and answered.
Teaching someone how to program from the ground up in a forum only rarely works in my experience. But the previous poster might have had different experiences.
Hi folks,
I'm opening this thread to provide a place for people who have questions or problems with the WebServer Native Access app to contact me and get support. I will monitor this thread as closely as I can. As always, PLEASE search before posting (seriously, it's in the forum rules)! Questions which have already been answered will get responses ranging from exasperated to snarky, or may get no response at all!
I am doing this for a few reasons.
1) People without at least ten forum posts can't post in the main thread, so this gives them a better option than PMing me (PLEASE don't do that unless it's some kind of seriously sensitive issue).
2) The main thread is a mishmash of version announcements, problem reports (and responses), discussion of the technology and capabilities, and various other miscellaneous topics. It's messy and makes finding what you're looking for pretty hard in many cases. If you have a question about the app, even if you have at least ten posts, please put it here!
3) The original thread has a lot of very early discussion of the app, which is mostly irrelevant now. Except for the top post, almost nothing posted in that thread has been updated as the app has progressed. I will try to keep this one up to date.
Stuff that goes here:
* Questions about using the app ("Does this work on the Lumia Icon?").
* Questions about the app itself ("Can I include the server code in my own app?")
* Requests for help ("How do I install this app on WP8.1?")
* Bug reports, although if you can write a COMPLETE bug report - environment, repro steps, expected result, details of what happened instead - you are also welcome to post those in the main thread.
* Discussions of bugs and issues that have already been reported, including suggested fixes or work-arounds.
* Feature requests, though these can also be put on the main thread.
Stuff that doesn't go here:
* General "Thank you! Very useful" posts; there's a Thanks button under every post I (or anybody else) make.
* Discussion of the technical details of the app (code suggestions, etc.).
* Unhelpful declarations that you have a problem ("It doesn't work!") - those don't belong *anywhere*!
* Requests for the ETA of a new version or feature (I can't give ETAs for something I'm only able to work on in my spare time)
* Anything that has already been answered, even in another thread!
F A Q will go here when I get around to writing one.
Reserved for now.
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Wow, I'm... sorry to hear that? Maybe if you provided even the least, tiniest bit of useful information (like, what happened, whether you were able to install the app, whether you were able to run it, what OS version you're running, the minor and obvious stuff) I would actually be able to help you.
Hi,
I'm trying to make an Windows Phone 8.1 App that provides 2 statics htmls to be loaded from a computer.
I had tried a lot of times to use the "WP8Native Access Webserver" but it doesn't work.
Can you say me a tutorial or an example app to see how to use it on WP8.1?
THX!
Hey, Hoping you will be able to help me with this..
Currently developing a windows form application that will be used to listen to certain events in a github repo (mainly push).
I have been struggling with this for a few days now and still have no code to show for this apart from the popup that will show :mellow: was hoping someone would be able to point me in the right direction to achieve this.
Its been mentioned to use webhooks? However I'm not sure if these work with windows forms?
I have looked at octokit and this doesn't look to achieve this either. (or I need a bit of a better tutorial =/).
Would anyone be able to help me out with some sort of demo or a point in the right direction with how to get a windows form to listen to a push event from github?
I know it sounds like im saying please just do this for me, I'm not.. I want to do it but could do with a clearer idea of how too.
Many thanks,
Andy
Hi all!
I know this is probably way off topic and this forum might not even be the best place to ask but before I venture to unknown forums I wanted to start at home! I'm not sure if SQL is best to perform the task at hand or maybe a batch or Python script to run the SQL. Just looking for your thoughts and any ideas are much appreciated! Below is what I'm looking to do. Let me know if you need additional info to get me the best response!
We have an existing Database that is continuously being updated. What I need to do is run a Query, daily, and email the results to a particular email address. Each day I want the script to grab only the top 15 results. It would need to sorted by Due Date. We have a column for Completed but it doesn't need to show in the report but I would imagine that I need it in the query so the results can be updated each day. Out of all the columns in the DB I only need to Query about 6 and display in the results all 6 besides the Completed column.
If possible, I'd like the email to include the results in HTML format rather than an attachment. Thanks in advance for you help all!