How are you reading the message after it is received? are using readUTF method? If you have used writeUTF while sending a message, then you must use readUTF method retrieve the message body after receive. The "n" could actually be the length of the XML message as, in UTF string, the first two bytes indicate the length of the string that follows.

Try public final static String APP_PATH_SD_CARD = "/Images_Book/filetobeattached.ext"; Instead of public final static String APP_PATH_SD_CARD = "/Images_Book/";

It's a bug. The reason being that context is not passed correctly when you click on the "Compose New Message" button or other send message buttons. The bug has been reported. They should be working on it by now.

Multiple recipients count as multiple SMS messages and will add to your quota. Basically you dispatch a message for each recipient, and this discussion suggests that this limit seems to be imposed the SMSDispatcher.

http://us3.php.net/urlencode What you have now is basically id = John and doe=. Because & separates parameters, you need to encode it to use the literal ampersand. The spaces also need to be encoded.

Ok so this was not a clever question. We found that you can actually set two externals on the same base root directory, just with a different local paths. So in Tortoise SVN, you can add two externals with different but nested paths on the same root directory. I haven't done this with the command line but it should be possible as well. After this the properties are: externs$ svn propget svn:externals . http://test.example.com/project/library1/trunk library1 http://test.example.com/project/library2/trunk library1/library2

I don't know what error you got, but this line : formparams.add(new BasicNameValuePair("data", "this is data mesg")); should be : formparams.add(new BasicNameValuePair("data.message", "this is data mesg")); Each payload parameter you include in the GCM message should have a name of the form data.<key>.

A part of the application is that the administrator can send universal notification to everyone registered to that application. How can i possibly do that? You can use Google Cloud Messaging for Android. It a service that allows you to send data from your server to your users' Android-powered device, and also to receive messages from devices on the same connection. You can send messages( or notifications) to all the Android users of your app. Each user would have a registrationId which would be unique for each user ( if you register them). That ID can be used to send messages to all your app users. P.s: By wireless I am assuming internet.

To null terminate a string use recvBuff[bytesRead] = ''; And call close on writer (which causes the writer to flush any pending bytes) writer.WriteLine("Testing..."); writer.Close(); client.Close();

I would recommend using NamedPipeServerStream and NamedPipeClientStream, which allows you to open a stream which will communicate between processes on a given machine. First, this will create a pipe server stream and wait for someone to connect to it: var stream = new NamedPipeServerStream(this.PipeName, PipeDirection.InOut); stream.WaitForConnection(); return stream; Then, this will connect to that stream (from your other process), allowing you to read / write in either direction: var stream = new NamedPipeClientStream(".", this.PipeName, PipeDirection.InOut); stream.Connect(100); return stream;

this is a Solution : private void openWhatsApp(String id) { Cursor c = getSherlockActivity().getContentResolver().query(ContactsContract.Data.CONTENT_URI, new String[] { ContactsContract.Contacts.Data._ID }, ContactsContract.Data.DATA1 + "=?", new String[] { id }, null); c.moveToFirst(); Intent i = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_VIEW, Uri.parse("content://com.android.contacts/data/" + c.getString(0))); startActivity(i); c.close(); } Where id is what's app uri like 966123456789@s.whatsapp.net

You should not pass pointer from process A to process B, in process B such pointer (address) might point to freed memory or memory used by some other structures. WM_COPYDATA is one way to pass data between processes, you can actually pack each of you message into binary array, send it to other process using WM_COPYDATA, and in this second process unpack it and then send to itself unpacked message. The only safe way to pass lParam and wPAram between processes is when they contain only DWORD data.

According to the web page you've linked, one of the parameters that can be sent along with the "POST" is a URL that can be opened when the notification is tapped. It's here that I think you could put your custom URL. No way to know if the server will accept a custom scheme (e.g. "bradrobinson://hi/there") though without trying.

For most browsers, you can listen for the load event (some example found here) for that iframe to do the postMessage. E.g. $('iframe#postFrame').on('load', function(e) { // do postMessage here }); However it appears that the setTimeout/setInterval method is unavoidable for older browsers (IE7/8). UPDATE If you would like to write it as a function, you could do this: var request = function(requestData, $iframe) { if ($iframe.length > 0 && $iframe.get(0).document.readyState === 'completed') { // do postMessage } }; Then you can just use it this way: request(data, $('iframe#postFrame'));

You can't because you can't communicate with Skype anymore via the API : https://gigaom.com/2013/07/13/skype-says-it-will-kill-desktop-api-by-end-of-2013/ You should now be using URI http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/dn745878(v=office.15).aspx#sectionSection0

Depending on the service provider for you phone you have they generally give every phone number a email address. For example 12345678@vtext.com. That will send a text right to your phone for free without any other services. Youll need to make sure your email system is set up correctly as well as ported correctly inside your local host. You can always try a regular email to make sure it works. http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/email-to-sms/ You can use any php send mail script and easily send messages. Other wise youll need a mobile gateway to send texts and those usually charge a fee or if they are free are a pain to deal with from my experience.

try yourClientName.DeliveryMethod = SmtpDeliveryMethod.Network; for example: SmtpClient client; client = new SmtpClient("smtp.myserver.com", 25); if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty("")) { System.Net.NetworkCredential credential = new NetworkCredential("", ""); client.Credentials = credential; } client.UseDefaultCredentials = true; client.DeliveryMethod = SmtpDeliveryMethod.Network; for more details: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.net.mail.smtpdeliverymethod.aspx

You'd need a TcpListener object to act as the server. The TcpListener object would listen for incoming connections on the specified port. You can use the .AcceptTcpClient method to establish a new connection. (If you wanted multiple clients you'd have to look into multithreading) Also as a side note using Port 1 would be bad practice, low port numbers are usually reserved for system stuff or standard protocols such as telnet, ftp, http etc.

They're identical really. The only difference is that in the first case you hold a named local reference to the object and in the second case you don't. To choose between the 2 forms is part personal preference and part how many methods you're going to call on the object. If you're just going to call one method then the only real benefit of the named local variable is that it makes debugging easier.

According to your code, you mail is a top tier Spam grade for almost all anti spamming mailing protection. They will most likely put your mail in a slow queue because of that, delaying the message because it was considered an annoyance. Your From header contains 'ads' and 'advertising' (even if I guess that advertising.com isn't your domain. You also have little to no text, the word test in it and a big link button named "coupon". You should try to make your email more personal. This is the most likely problem. Second one would be the file transfer. If you're transferring from China to New-York with a 56kb/s connection, the file transfer will take long enough for your recipient to die from old age. For your second problem, replace $message = ' Hello This is Testing Email 3.0 Text &a

It looks like you need the "Chain of Responsibility" pattern. The example is in java, but it's the same principle. Make an abstract handler and implement a subclass for every role. abstract Handler: class abstract Handler{ Handler succesor; Role ROLE; Handler(Handler succesor, Role role){ this.succesor = succesor; this.ROLE = role } void sendMessage(Message msg, Role role){ if(role == ROLE){ this.handleMessage(msg); } else if(succesor != null){ succesor.sendMessage(msg, role); } } abstract void handleMessage(msg); } You make than a concrete handler like this: class RoleAHandler extends Handler{ RoleAHandler(Handler succesor){ super(succesor, RoleA); } @override void handleMessage(msg){ // put handlecode her

As commented you definitely want to consider the supported scale out solutions It would seem, given your use of Azure, that the Azure Service Bus Scaleout would be most relevant. Could there be a typo in one of those dynamic method calls? In the following method public static void SendMessageToClient(string message, string connectionId) { GlobalHost.ConnectionManager.GetHubContext<ChatHub>().Clients .Client(connectionId).SendMessageToClient(message); ..... } shouldn't the client call be camel cased? GlobalHost.ConnectionManager.GetHubContext<ChatHub>().Clients .Client(connectionId).sendMessageToClient(message);

Your URL seems to be incomplete. Could it be the case? Dim myUri As New Uri("https://cp.pushwoosh.com/json/1.3/") It should be either https://cp.pushwoosh.com/json/1.3/createMessage, or https://cp.pushwoosh.com/json/1.3/registerDevice, etc.

You could use an Oracle trigger which calls a Java stored procedure. The Java stored procedure in turn could send a message using JMS. Have a look at this example.

SmsManager smsManager = SmsManager.getDefault(); smsManager.sendTextMessage("phoneNo", null, "sms message", null, null); and remember your permission <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.SEND_SMS" />

look here intentaux.putExtra("receiver", new ResultReceiver(new Handler()) { @Override protected void onReceiveResult(int resultCode, Bundle resultData) { super.onReceiveResult(resultCode, resultData); Log.d("notificationsService","response received"); if (resultCode == FlightStatusService.STATUS_OK) { List<FlightStatus> fly = (List<FlightStatus>)resultData.getSerializable("return"); for(FlightStatus f: fly){ int indexNote=flights.indexOf(new FlightStatusNote(f,null)); FlightStatusNote fsNote=flights.get(indexNote); List<String> changes=fsNote.hasChanged(f);

First make sure you are capturing variables correctly i.e. $_POST['Name'], $_POST['Email'] and $_POST['Message'] Then make sure if these are being concatenated properly with you email body. If you can post contactengine.php code, that would be helpful in sorting your problem.

You need to use both explode and foreach: $recipients = explode(',',$recip); foreach ($recipients as $r) { //We check if the recipient exists $dn1 = mysql_fetch_array(mysql_query('select count(id) as recip, id as recipid, (select count(*) from pm) as npm from header where username="'.$r.'"')); if($dn1['recip']==1) echo 'recip exists'; else { //Otherwise, we say the recipient does not exists $error = 'The recipient does not exists.'; } }

The timezone settings will have no effect as times are UTC. However, if the time on the user's computer is not accurate (say, off by 5 or more minutes), then the policy will be expired, according to Amazon. Fine Uploader sets an expiration date to 5 minutes (again, in UTC). The date used is generated in the browser, so your client machine's time will be used. If the client machine's clock is slow by 5 or more minutes, the policy will be seen as expired when Amazon handles it. I'm fairly sure that the issue is due to a significant drift on your customer's machine clock. If you verify this, I suggest you instruct them to keep system clock synced with a time server.

I am also using windows server and I was able to resolved this issue. See "PushSharp ApplePushService giving a Channel Exception" and "Processing multiple Notifications with PushSharp for ios and android". Both got resolved by regenerating my certificate.

Not tested this ... this should help you item As Outlook.MailItem strNames = item.To For i = 1 To Len(strNames) If Mid(strNames, i, 1) = ";" Then j = j + 1 Next i strNames = item.CC For i = 1 To Len(strNames) If Mid(strNames, i, 1) = ";" Then k = k + 1 Next i strNames = item.BCC For i = 1 To Len(strNames) If Mid(strNames, i, 1) = ";" Then l = l + 1 Next i j, k, l give the number of recipients in TO, CC, BCC respectively

ok just for completion I copy here the answer given as a comment (but was never posted as an answer by the user who knew the answer). memset to 0 on i2cmsg will solve your problem

I don't think there is any deadlock here. start_game = CreateThread(NULL, 0, (LPTHREAD_START_ROUTINE)ThreadStartGame, (LPVOID)&myWindow, 0, NULL); This line passes the address of the HWND to the thread (&myWindow) HWND w = (HWND)param; This line uses the adress itself as HWND and the SendMessage sends the message to this address which is not a HWND. Try modifying to start_game = CreateThread(NULL, 0, (LPTHREAD_START_ROUTINE)ThreadStartGame, (LPVOID)myWindow, 0, NULL);

VirtualTrees.pas includes the following declaration in the TBaseVirtualTree class: private procedure CMMouseWheel(var Message: TCMMouseWheel); message CM_MOUSEWHEEL; The component author captured the mouse wheel messages so he could first scroll vertically and then horizontally. The custom code is the reason that the mouse wheel messages are being sent to the TVirtualStringTree instead of the TComboBox. I commented out his code and the TComboBox drop-down list scrolled as expected. Since I really don't want to remove the TBaseVirtualTree code, I created my own TMyComboBox with the following code to use as the in-place editor. Now scrolling works correctly in both the drop-down list and in the tree control. interface type TMyCombBox = class(TComboBox) private procedure CM

Just to clarify, we talking about communication between popup page from browserAction and background script? Anyway you have quite a few errors in your code. First your totally ignore the fact that all callbacks in chrome api are asynchronous. In background page var tabURL = "Not set yet"; chrome.tabs.getCurrent(function(tab){ tabURL = tab.url; }); //this will be invoked somewhere in the future sendResponse( {navURL:tabURL} ); //navUrl will be always Not set yet because callback of getCurrent hasn't been called yet Same in popup.js chrome.extension.sendMessage({greeting: "GetURL"}, function(response) { tabURL = response.navURL });//callback will be invoked somewhere in the future $("#tabURL").text(tabURL)//tabURL will display something tota

You should add some more details to the question. In particular: LogCat Piece of code involved EDIT: try this public class SendSMS extends AsyncTask < Void, Void, Void > { private ArrayList < SearchResults > list; private String message; private Object context; public SendSMS(ArrayList < SearchResults > obj, String msg, Object context) { this.list = obj; this.message = msg; this.context = context; } @Override protected void doInBackground(Void... params) { String sms = message; SmsManager smsManager = SmsManager.getDefault(); ArrayList < String > parts = smsManager.divideMessage(sms); for (int i = 0; i < list.size(); i++) { Log.d("ListPhoneNumbers...

As you are redirecting to new page use the TempData , which will be available in next request after redirect. Put the message in TempData["Message"] and output in the Feedback view. To be more better check if <% TempData["Message"] != null { %> <%= TempData["Message"] %>; <%} %>

Found the solution. One important detail is, that I am using the Camel JMS component to publish the messages. It turns out, that setting the "testConnectionOnStartup" option to true on the endpoint will make the error go away. Some part of initializing the connection seems to be made when a consumer is created, but not when a producer is, therefore I got the exception while sending a message. Hope this helps someone in a similar situation =)

I have a Foreground service that periodically sends a message to the server using ScheduleTaskExecutor. The interval is 15 seconds and cannot be longer. If this is for a consumer device, this is ghastly behavior on the part of your app. You might wind up with a negative star rating on the Play Store. I think I have read almost everything about the similar requirement here on SO, but still, on devices with Android 2.3.x, the executor stops executing after a device falls into the sleep mode – i.e. after pressing the power button. Perhaps you are not acquiring a WakeLock. And, depending on the connectivity options on the device in question, you may also need a WifiLock for reliable results. I also tried using AlarmManager: cwac-wakeful but the result was exactly the same. W

$('#blogPagination').find('a').attr('href'); This should find all a elements in the specified area, the get the href of them, assuming that you've already got jQuery and all that good stuff set up. If you have multiple a elements, you could do something like this: $('#blogPagination').find('a').each(function() { console.log($(this).attr('href')); }); This will print out each href of each a in that div. If you need to prevent the link from changing the page, you need to add a click handler to the a elements. $('#blogPagination').on('click', 'a', function(e) { e.preventDefault(); console.log($(this).attr('href')); }); This will prevent the user from being taken to the link, and get the href of the link when clicked. Is this what you want?