There are some related posts but they are not answer to my problem.
I am planning to make some Desktop Application (Windows 7 x64) which will be requiring to send and receive SMS.
How can I connect to a cell-phone ( Any Nokia Phone with bluetooth s40,s60) and then when an SMS is received it can generate some event on the desktop app so that respective tasks can be done, and then reply the SMS from the Desktop App.
The texting should be done over bluetooth between phone and desktop.
you can use 32Feet.Net library for Bluetooth communication. After you have connected to DialupNetworking service of your cell phone you can use AT command set to send/read SMSs
hi guys i found this GSMCOMM library , rater usefull and with sample code for C# .
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I'm developing a windows application with using scanner Zebra MC33.
There is SDK pack which is described here: https://www.zebra.com/us/en/support-downloads/software/developer-tools/scanner-sdk-for-android.html
But my model MC33 is not in a list of approved devices. And test desktop app (supply in pack with SDK) does not detect my device.
Can somebody recommed what to do and if Zebra inc. plan to release SDK for my device (MC33) as well?
UPDATE: during debug my app catch answer code
112 = "ERROR_DEVICE_UNAVAILABLE" = " Required device is unavailable"
I work for Zebra and would concur with the comments below your question. The SDK you are using is designed for our range of handheld rugged scanners but the MC33 is considered a Mobile Computer and uses a different SDK.
I don't quite understand what you are trying to achieve by I'm developing a windows application with using scanner Zebra MC33. That device runs Android so if you want to send scan data to an application running on Windows you will first need to capture those scans on the device and then send them (through IP or BT for example) to your Windows desktop app. There are a few ways to do this (https://techdocs.zebra.com/help/) is a good entry point - you could use DataWedge to send the data over IP or you could write an Android app to send the data over a BT socket. There is a Xamarin SDK for C# development on the device that is popular with Windows developers but I don't think you mean that.
I am developing an application for Raspberry pi its UWP application, so i want to send and receive characters from UWP application to android app.
SO please tell me what is code for UWP application. Thanks in advance :)
This site shows you how to send and receive serial bluetooth data.
Source on GitHub
I want to develop an UWP application which show notifications (Facebook notifications, incoming call or sms notifications etc) of my android phone.
I want to use Bluetooth for connection of my application and Android phone.
please help me if anyone know how i can do that, many thanks :)
You can use project Rome to do this.
Microsoft already has some of these features inside the Cortana app on android.
I want to develop an app, which will be running on tablets with Windows 8 (RT). One tablet with this app should be a "master" tablet and this tablet will communicate with other tablets "slave" (running same app). Master tablet should send data to slaves tablets (slave tablet display this received data) and slaves tablets will send data to master. Master collect this data and create some graph etc... I hope you understand. (resume: several same W8 RT app communication with each other)
Can tablets with W8 RT (running same app) communication WI-FI Direct? What´s possibilities are in C#?
Thx for every answer.
Windows 8 includes a capability to help you establish connections between copies of your app running on different devices. That capability is called PeerFinder.
Currently PeerFinder can find other devices using NFC (tap the two devices together) or using WiFi if both devices support Wifi Direct. After the initial handshake, both devices communicate using sockets.
The Proximity Sample shows basic use of PeerFinder:
http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/windowsapps/Proximity-Sample-88129731
PixPresenter is a sample app that uses PeerFinder and exchanges images between devices:
http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/windowsapps/PixPresenter-Code-sharing-39ed631f
PeerFinder.SupportedDiscoveryTypes tells you what methods are currently available for discovering other devices:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/windows.networking.proximity.peerfinder.supporteddiscoverytypes
Hope that helps.
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If it's local network, you can use raw TCP communications and use UDP discovery to identify the master.
If it's a more distributed setup like the internet or separated network areas, I'd recommend you have a look at Microsoft Azure Queue Storage services explained here. This will allow a distributed and redundant master-slave model.
As a complement, if anytime you need to emulate NFC you can use a specific sample driver :
Windows 8.1 : How to use Near-Field Proximity API without NFC hardware
Hope it helps.
Stéphanie
Also, here you will find a WinRT lib that you can use to help you tranfer data/files between Windows 8 peers running the same application, using Wifi-Direct :
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/stephe/archive/2013/12/11/win8-1-transfering-a-file-between-2-peers-using-wifi-direct-and-proximity-api.aspx
Best regards
If wanted to communicate bluetooth messages between Symbian and Windows Phone using Qt and C# respectively,how would I go about it? What apis or classes would be able to communicate between the two platforms?
Windows Phone 7 does not provide us any public API to communicate by Bluetooth.
So, you can't write apps which work with Bluetooth devices.