Open Source Java Mobile Software - Page 2

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Project enables use of mobile phones to read sinhala news also it includes a fully functioning back end. Project has four major modules as Sinhala Supported Mobile Browser, Sinhala Framework, Admin Portal and Hot News SMS Generator.

For developers who are seeking to integrate SMS functionality into their software or applications, this project offers a range of simple solutions in the form of our SOAP, HTTP and SMTP API's that will allow seamless integration with our systems.

t5mobile adds components to Tapestry5, targeting wireless devices (mobile handsets)

VKGeo is the best mobile application to determine the location of your family members and friends from VKontakte social network and to share your location with them. Worry where your child or friend is, want to meet your guests in time or appointed a meeting in a crowded place? No need to call or send messages - just open this locator application and see GPS coordinates of your friends on the map. Choose friends whose location you would like to see, send them invitations - and after they install the app and add you to their list of trusted friends, you can see where they are. VKGeo is available for iOS 11+ and Android 5.0+ environments, as well as HTML5 application (with limited functionality).

WiCast is a project designed to Multicast UDP datagrams over WiFi networks. It consists of two parts a Multicast Server and a Multicast Client.

WURFL lets you detect thousands of types of mobile devices accessing your web service and take decisions based on what that device can or cannot do. With WURFL, you can optimize mobile web content, effectively deliver advertisements, or analyze mobile traffic. WURFL will read HTTP requests from mobile browsers and search the Device Description Repository (DDR) for the corresponding device properties (i.e. capabilities). WURFL will return the device capabilities to your application, which can leverage this knowledge to optimize the mobile experience. WURFL can detect over 10000 device types and offers over 500 device capabilities, including desktops, smartphones, tablets, feature phones, smart TV’s and many other emerging devices types. WURFL addresses the needs of many types of users, from large enterprises with high performance requirements, to regular companies who need a solution that is simple to deploy, integrate and customize. WURFL is provided by ScientiaMobile, Inc.

YubNub for Android is an app and widget which brings YubNub to your Android mobile. See YubNub.org for more information on YubNub - if you do not know it yet, you are missing out!

jVDR is a Java based and iPhone optimized Web-Frontend for controlling the Video Disc Recorder (VDR).

Code library for browser/device repository. Standard interface adhering to W3C specification. Will be available in multiple source languages for multiple platforms. Main use is context-based adaptation of content/services on mobile aware Web servers.

MechaLac is a taken from the German words Machaniker(=Machanic) and Lackierer(=Painter). MechaLac is planned to be written in PHP mainly, athough it my have java, perl or something else that is needed to perform the type of software that I'm striving for. See the blog and/or website for more info.

Add mobile device detection to Java the easy way with 51Degrees.com. No cloud services, no external plug-ins, all Mozilla Public Licence source code. It's a great alternative to WURFL or DeviceAtlas. Also available on Maven. 1) Download the zip and extract. 2) Add the core JAR located in the "dist" directory to your java project. 3) Import the following packages: import fiftyone.mobile.detection.Match; import fiftyone.mobile.detection.Provider; import fiftyone.mobile.detection.factories.StreamFactory; 4) Use the following code to start detecting devices: //The Lite data file is provided with every archive. Provider p = new Provider(StreamFactory.create("path/to/data/file")); Match match = p.match("USERAGENT_STRING"); boolean isMobile = match.getValues("IsMobile").toBool(); if(isMobile) System.out.println("Mobile"); else System.out.println("Not mobile");