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Android ksoap2 and Magento v2 API

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neil2580@sxc.hu

When trying to access Magento SOAP web services v2 from Android, after some searching on web, I found that ksoap2-android project could be useful to implement SOAP client in android project. (Ksoap2-android is lightweight and efficient SOAP client library for android platform).
Next step was to figure-out how to use it.
After some additional investigation, I found that it is pretty simple to use, when you get used to it once. Read more

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Magento API v2 SOAP demystified

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123dan321@sxc.hu

Last few weeks, i often see confused people asking questions about difference between Magento’s API v1 and v2, and also bunch of questions about how to use WSDL and WS-I files when developing own or extending existing Magento soap API v2.
It is obvious that short articles about specific Magento API parts will not help them to get the bigger picture about Magento core API v2. Because of that, I decided to demystify practical usage of Magento API v2 and also to explain difference when using v1 and/or v2 API.

Let’s start from beginning, to everything clear later:

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Android – playing with separate threads

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shho@sxc.hu

This time, I played a little with Threads and I tried to implement somekind of simple-test separate thread and start it inside main activity and also return results from separate Thread so it can be used to update UI for example. Read more

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Android – using Broadcast receiver from Activity

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ColinBroug@sxc.hu

Let’s play a little with BroadcastReceiver: we will try to send a message from Android service we made to Activity and log that message.

Let’s use our Android service tutorial project from one of my earlier articles.

First of all we need to define private variable in our Activity: Read more

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Android global variables

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fangol@sxc.hu

Sometimes we need to define global variables accesible from inside our android application to hold some shared values.
Simplest way to implement this is to subclass Android.app.Application class and define static variables that will hold our data. Read more

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Android – creating simple service

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When you look at my posts on this blog, you will, besides few posts about WordPress and Zend find most articles about Symfony2 development.
Well, now things are about to change slightly. Read more

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Android Magento mobile boilerplate

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Recently I realized that there are many questions regarding my “Develop your own Magento mobile application” article, and many new articles need to be written to answer them all properly and to guide you further through developing this kind of an application.

That is why I would like to present you an Android application, developed for the purpose of utilizing Magento’s XMLConnect and exploring possible modularity of the future application – mainly only a concept.
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Develop your own Magento mobile application

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Hi everybody.

Do you want to develop your own Magento mobile application?

Great! I’ll give you some pointers on how to get a grasp on Magento’s XMLConnect, an extension that serves Magento Mobile application.
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PHP to (Java) Android – Array vs HashMap

PHP to (Java) Android – Array vs HashMap

One of the coolest and most powerful things in PHP are arrays. Why? Simply put, you can place almost anything in them. Recently I was playing with the JSON API calling various API methods and passing parameters. For a moment I got stuck on a pretty simple step, arrays. Read more

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Debugging Web Service API communication in Android

Debugging Web Service API communication in Android

Proper and fast debugging is a key to any application development. Unlike my great experience with PHP where I usually debug whatever I need in a breeze, I found my self against the wall when working with Android and web service API calls. Problem is simple, you cannot that easily dump entire $_SESSION array like in PHP and see it’s content. Surely there are other ways as Java language has full set of it’s own debugging ways. Read more

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