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Standalone app

Hi,

I want to develop a standalone app with internet access (over wifi)

but it needs to be able to send a post / get requests without a connected device.

Is it possible?

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4 Replies
Armaan-Ul- Islam

By "connected device" you meant Mobile devices connected via Gear Manager/Samsung gear app, right?

 

Yes, The Standalone app can surely send POST/GET requests if the device has Internet connectivity via any means: Wi-Fi, USIM (GSM/LTE).

It's doesn't need to be connected with Mobile device in Companion mode.

 

Some relevant links may help:

HTTP Guide

after installation tizen studio 2.0 http post method is not working properly for native application.

How to sendi HTTP request and parse JSON response in TIZEN watch using Native?

Not able to connect proxy in Tizen emulator (Add Internet Privilege)

Shon Mills

Yes, it is possible to develop a standalone app that can send POST and GET requests without a connected device, as long as the app has access to a wifi network.

One way to achieve this is to use a library or framework for handling network requests. There are several popular libraries for different programming languages that can handle network requests, such as:

Retrofit (for Android)
Alamofire (for iOS)
axios (for JavaScript)
requests (for Python)

James

Yes, it is possible to develop a standalone app with internet access over WiFi that can send HTTP POST/GET requests without the need for a connected device. To achieve this, you would need to build your app with a WiFi module and HTTP client library that can interact with network resources independently without relying on another device to handle the network requests. Many modern mobile platforms such as Android, iOS, and Tizen support these functionalities through their respective APIs and SDKs. For example, on Android, you can use the built-in java.net or javax.net packages for network connectivity, while on iOS, you can use NSURLSession or NSURLConnection. Similarly, on Tizen, you can use the Tizen.Network.* APIs provided by the Tizen SDK. Once you have set up the necessary network communication capabilities, you can then send HTTP POST/GET requests to your desired endpoints using the corresponding HTTP client libraries. Keep in mind that some platforms may require additional permissions or security settings to enable internet access, so be sure to check the documentation and guidelines for your target platform. link here...