Can you route me to API's capable of intercepting incoming and outgoing phone calls in Windows Phone 8 and record the call conversation ?
Once Recording is in progress, is there a way to simultaneously packetize these data and send it over to a remote server ?
Finally can I set this call recording application to be auto invoked whenever there is an incoming & outgoing Call ?
Since SIP is not exposed in Windows Phone 8 do we have an alternate approach to serve the purpose (say a 3rd party Library) ?
Can you route me to API's capable of intercepting incoming and outgoing phone calls in Windows Phone 8 and record the call conversation ?
No, there is no way to intercept anything on Windows Phone. (And this makes the rest of your questions invalid).
There is a way to interact which can identify the incoming call,
Example : New Version of TrueCaller application, it will integrate its app with Network+ app of system and then it will possible but its special api that Microsoft (not Nokia) provided to them I try to contact them since last 2 months i will I have good news/ bad news in very short period of time.
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I need advice after looking a lot about receive push/toast notifications regardless of the status of the application (closed or open).
The application communicates with a NodeJS API.
The idea is that a user logs in once to the application and then can receive notifications (depending on his account): i the user restarts his system for example, at startup he receives notifications without having to open the application (like the Mail application for example).
Most tutorials on MSDN use Azure and I don' use this. I would like to know if you have tips or links (tutorials, ...) for doing this in an UWP (or WinRT) application.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Regards
You can send push notifications from your NodeJS api via Windows Notification Service. This service has nothing to do with azure but when using Azure Notifications Hub it will be easier to get it implemented, but again this is not required;
In essence:
- register your app in dev center
- obtain a client id and client secret to use WNS in the dev center
- When your app launch it obtains a push notification channel uri and sends this to your backend. Your backend need to save all the URI's for the different devices
- When you have a notification select the uri's of the devices you want to send the push notification to
- post a xml message (based on what you want to update, tile, toast, badge or raw) to the URI's. To be able to post you need to authenticatie with the client id and client secret
more detailed read: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/uwp/controls-and-patterns/tiles-and-notifications-windows-push-notification-services--wns--overview#
I'm trying to completely unregister a device token using the Urban Airship API (http://docs.urbanairship.com/api/), previously registered via an iOS device. I am doing this because I would like to verify the complete remote notification registration process.
There is a GET device_id endpoint:
GET /api/device_tokens/<device_token>
I was hoping there would be an endpoint like:
DELETE /api/device_token/<device_token>
DELETE /api/device_tokens (+send json data)
Maybe what I'm looking for can be achieved some other way? Or maybe this is an incorrect flow? I believe the old interface/API had this capability which is why I assumed it still existed.
Right now I'm relying on the "last_registration" value (from the GET endpoint) to inform me that the device has been registered, but I would like some way to completely remove the registered device/token via the API.
Doesn't work that way. Apple is the one the assigns and manages the lifecycle of device tokens. Urban Airship is a provider that handles the management/storage/utilization of said device tokens. Apple, however, is the one that manages the lifecycle of the device token based on the device and its actions. The best thing is to simply listen to the feedback to determine if that device token is still active or not. Apple's documentation on the matter is available here.
In regards to the old API; there was indeed a way to mark the device as inactive. However, as stated above, Apple manages the device tokens status. So, if the DT was indeed 'active' despite a delete/inactivate call was made on that DT, Apple would simply re-activate that DT, rendering that endpoint pointless.
I am pretty new to Windows phone development. I want to create an application that will be displayed as an option to the user, when the user dial a number or select 'call' option from a saved contact, for routing the call through that application. The application first dial some number to connect to a specific service provider and then dial the number on the selected contact or the number that the user dials to make the call. I had an experiment with the PhoneCallTask but not succeeded. Any help will be appreciated.
First, there is no way to put your app's shortcut in Phone app. I assume what you are looking for is a call interceptor app. Currently, the builds till WP8.1 don't support it. There are possibilities of such API in the final Windows 10 build though.
Please use a search engine to look for API limitations first and then ask a question in SO.
I have a question about Push Notifications. As far as I know, when the App starts, it checks if exists a push channel and, if not, it creates a new channel. Also there is an event which starts when the uri is changed. And this Uri gets expired after 30 days.
But what I would like to know is: I want to send these notifications even if the user does not have the app running (let's suppose for a long time, more than 30 days).
Is posible to detect the Uri changed if the App is not running?
Could I force somehow device uri update?
EDIT:
I have read this information:
Each time your app starts, you should pass the URI from your push
channel to the cloud service that sends out the push notifications. It
is also recommended that you pass the device ID to your cloud service
so that the cloud service can track to which devices the URIs are
assigned. If a URI changes, then the cloud service can replace the old
URI for that device ID. Windows Phone does not provide a framework to
do this, since in most scenarios apps and cloud services already have
their own protocols that they use to communicate with each other.
From here
According to the text, my cloud service could send the new URI to the device, instead of updating the uri from the client? If so, do you know how could I do this?
I have metro application in which I implemented Push notification concept for getting single message.If I get more than 1 notification,still my application tile is able to show only 1 notification(msg).Am not able to do how to display multiple notifications for time-specific.Means do I need to write any extra code for displaying multiple notifications on my tile.If so, where should I need do write either client-side or server-side?
Thank you.
There are several ways to look at updating, and depending on what your end goal is, you may end up implementing the code either on the client, or the server, or a little of both.
For the scenario you describe, you need to use Windows Notification Services to push the notification each time you want a new tile notification. Typically, this is done by having a service running in the cloud (a website, or a Windows Azure service, or similar), that calls Windows Notification Service and sends a tile update to the app when something of interest occurs.
If what you want is for multiple notifications to cycle on the tile, that's enabled by calling the enableNotificationQueue method on the TileUpdater class:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/windows.ui.notifications.tileupdater.enablenotificationqueue.aspx
Per the comment below, enableNotificationQueue works for any notification source. But if you want to pull information from a remote service, rather than using push, you can use scheduled polling as means of updating the tile using remote information, as described here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/Hh761476.aspx
Combined with the call to enableNotificationQueue, it may also enable the scenario you're looking for.