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I am working on "MapView" app in iPhone
In this app the Latitude and Longitude of my current Location is send to server so other user can see this Location and display in MapView.
How to insert record or data into mysql(PHP) from iPhone?
You will need a web server in addition to your database server, to host a web application with an API that your iPhone app can access. This web app can be written in any language that can write to a MySQL database (php, python, java, ruby, perl, to name a few). You'll likely want to use a restful api, using json for data representation. There are many resources available to help you in learning to create such a thing. Good luck!
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Can you please tell me how I can update the data from my extjs datagrid to JSON file?. My code works fine for loading static data from JSON file. Also, the data gets updated when I edit the data. But I am not aware how to store the updated data to JSON file so that it will be reflected even when I do page refresh or bounce my server.
Thanks
Murali S
You can't just update a json file, something on the server (PHP, Java, C#, other) need to do it. If you could just directly update a static file from the client, it would be a giant security hole.
There are examples in the Ext JS SDK that show you how to send data to the server and persist it.
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I want to create a desktop app based on java which could upload, download and share files from google drive.
Actually I am creating a email client and file sharing client application. I want to let my users to share their files using frontend of my java app. I also want to store the gmail attachments to google drive automatically in this app.
Check the Java quickstart in the Google Drive SDK documentation to learn how write a command-line Java app that uploads files to Google Drive:
https://developers.google.com/drive/quickstart-java
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I have tried to Launch Hotmail App from my app but could not do so.
Is there anyway to call/list third party application in my WP8 app?
You can use LaunchUriAsync to launch the email app (I assume this is what you mean by Hotmail app), using a mailto: format URI. See MSDN for reference and a list of other URI/files types you can use for other built-in apps.
You can't list 3rd party apps, only other applications you yourself have published in the Store.
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What's the difference between a bot on MediaWiki vs using the Rest Based api to do the operations?
If by "bot" you mean screen-scraping, such "bots" are severely discouraged and we developers don't make any guarantee that screen-scraping will work reliably, i.e. HTML output can drastically change at any moment without any prior notice. On the other hand, MediaWiki's web API is designed with stability in mind - in addition to other benefits such as machine-readable output (ol' good JSON is much easier to parse than tag soup) and better performance (we don't spend server resources on sking rendering, you don't spend bandwidth on receiving it).
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I'm writing restful web service that is returning json and use Spring MVC for that. I'm using Spring 3.x.
Now I want to add a login method, that will retrieve user name and password and return access token so that client can use that token further for calling other methods. I'm thinking that this token should have a finite life time.
Is there a good sample of doing that? Do I need spring security for that at all? And again, a good sample would be much appreciated.