I am developing an Adobe AIR app where I need to read the session id from the cookie of a http request.
I have found a method called URLRequest.manageCookies supported by AIR so I hope there should be a way to read the cookies as well. I am using AIR 3.
I want to read HTTP cookies not Local Shared Objects and in a desktop AIR application.
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I have a desktop application for which I wanna create a chrome extension. I just need to know if I can access windows COM objects from a chrome extension.
No, you cannot (directly).
If you need that, you'll need to create some native application "proxy" that will talk to your extension over Native Messaging protocol, and talk to your existing application via whatever native method you want (e.g. COM).
Note that this Native Host application cannot be bundled with the extension in Web Store; but you could bundle it with your desktop application.
A Chrome Packaged Application under Windows 10 doesn't seem to be using my public proxy settings under Internet Options. I'm trying to monitor this application's network activity via Fiddler installed on another computer. Every HTTP and HTTPS requests are successfully monitored there, except the ones from this packaged application.
I'm pretty sure it uses HTTP requests behind, because I generated it from an Android APK file, using ARC Welder. And I can see HTTP requests from Android application itself on my phone. But not from generated packaged chrome application on Windows. Is there anything I can do with the manifest file or something else?
Thank you.
chrome.sockets API does not use the Chrome browser proxy settings.
On ChromeOS, chrome.sockets will respect the system-wide VPN settings, however.
I'm trying to publish a live web cam stream to an Azure Media Services channel. I have the channel configured and am using the rtmp ingest url in the NetConnection.connect method.
I have my Flash AS3 setup to stream to an Adobe Media Server and it works fine. All I am doing so far is changing the URL to the Azure one.
All I ever get is NetConnection.Connect.Failed
If I use that same ingest url in wirecast I can stream my web cam fine.
Any thoughts as to why the Flash version is failing?
I am trying to work on getting Video Streaming over HTTP in a windows phone 8 application.
These are the issues that i am facing,
Unable to stream video using the MediaElement.
unable to Stream video using the player framework by microsoft.
Things to be noted here, i am not using the IIS oriented servers.
The above will well when i hard code the server details from my local machine or isolated storage. But this does not work through HTTP.
Does anyone have any idea on this ?
If this is not possible, is there a way where i can have HTML5 streaming the video and have that included in my application ?
I've successfully created an android phonegap project and I'm capable of loading a remote web app.
The point is, I need to cache remote resources on the device so that my phonegap app will work when the device has no connectivity.
Cache manifest is working correctly if visiting the web from a desktop pc.
I need to cache remote resources, and not to include them with my apk in the assets folder (because of client requirement, I don't want to have to mass distribute a new apk everytime a single javascript/html file changes).
Is there any way to do this? Thanks.
Edit: Found the answer:
Check these links:
Application cache in HTML5 doesn't work in Android PhoneGap application
http://tmkmobile.wordpress.com/tag/phonegap/