OSLC Client on Android Mobile Phone (based on OSLC Workshop)
Hi,
I developed a OSLC Client for the Android Mobile Phone (and it is working!).
:D
Someone interested? This is not only Code Snippets, it's a running Eclipse Project.
It adresses the following:
* Https with self signed certificates.
* Form Based auth.
* Apache HttpClient 4.x
* Android programing.
* Usage of Threads for Http Requests (avoid blocking the Android GUI).
* Xpath
* No Android Phone is necessary, Googel Eclipse Plugin includes an Emulator.
Next Steps:
* OCR (Photograph a Java Stack Trace and attach/submit it to a Defect).
Let me know your opinion.
P.s. Thanks to the very good OSLC Workshop (http://jazz.net/library/article/477) and the help of colleagues.
Stef
I developed a OSLC Client for the Android Mobile Phone (and it is working!).
:D
Someone interested? This is not only Code Snippets, it's a running Eclipse Project.
* Https with self signed certificates.
* Form Based auth.
* Apache HttpClient 4.x
* Android programing.
* Usage of Threads for Http Requests (avoid blocking the Android GUI).
* Xpath
* No Android Phone is necessary, Googel Eclipse Plugin includes an Emulator.
* OCR (Photograph a Java Stack Trace and attach/submit it to a Defect).
Let me know your opinion.
P.s. Thanks to the very good OSLC Workshop (http://jazz.net/library/article/477) and the help of colleagues.
Stef
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I developed a OSLC Client for the Android Mobile Phone (and it is working!).
:D
Someone interested? This is not only Code Snippets, it's a running Eclipse Project.
I'm interested even though I don't have an Android phone. How do you plan to make this available? I see a dangling img tag so I'm not sure if you intended to post a screencapture, would be cool to see.
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Hi,
I'm interested in the OSLC Android Client. Have you deployed the code somewhere? If not, Github would be a perfect Open Source spot to provide access to others.
I have an Android Google Nexus One smart phone with Android OS 2.4.4 installed. I also have the JAVA SDK, Eclipse Environment and Android Development Toolkit running on my laptop. You can guess that I am in the process of dveloping Android apps myself. It currently is more of a hobby right now.
I've been thinking about developing an Android Rational DOORS Client that would use the OSLC libraries and widgets.
I also have a Rational DOORS V9.3 installation on my laptop running on a fixed-node licence.
Cheers,
Ronald
Montreal, Canada
I'm interested in the OSLC Android Client. Have you deployed the code somewhere? If not, Github would be a perfect Open Source spot to provide access to others.
I have an Android Google Nexus One smart phone with Android OS 2.4.4 installed. I also have the JAVA SDK, Eclipse Environment and Android Development Toolkit running on my laptop. You can guess that I am in the process of dveloping Android apps myself. It currently is more of a hobby right now.
I've been thinking about developing an Android Rational DOORS Client that would use the OSLC libraries and widgets.
I also have a Rational DOORS V9.3 installation on my laptop running on a fixed-node licence.
Cheers,
Ronald
Montreal, Canada