good day friends, looking in the folders of my team in contre the libraries of the NFC and the configurations of the rest of models, Could you provide me with the file Local.prop is on the next route /product/etc/prop
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I want it for development purpose.
Should be Re writable.
Can we do NDEF formatting by ourselves ? or Does it need any particular tag writer to do NDEF Formatting ?
Can read-only tags programmed over and over again ?
I need to ship to India from US. So can't take the risk of getting wrong tags.
Thank You
alicechong89 said:
Hello,
Buynfctags.com sells NFC tags and readers and they will ship to India. I would recommend choosing either the Priority or Express options because they come with a tracking number for the shipment.
You should take a look at the Windows NFC Starter Kit, it comes with an NFC Reader and a license to use the GoToTags Windows NFC App. You will be able to NDEF encode NFC tags with this App. The tags will be re-writable as long as you do not lock them while you encode.
The NTAG NFC Tags come pre-formmated as NDEF. They are popular because they can store a decent amount of data and are pretty fast.
Another option if you have an Android phone such as the Google Nexus, you could use the NXP NFC Tag Writer app along with the NFC Tags. This app will NDEF encode the tags.
Hope this helps!
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Thanks for the info. I, finally, found a manufacturer here in Mumbai. Will be visiting their office on this weekend.
I have a Nexus S, so I can still use the NXP Tag Writer to encode the black tags that might procure from the manufacturer.
which is hte guy in Mumbai
Hi,
Can you share me the contact of Mumbai distributor?
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Tell them you want samples. They had only Mifare Classic 1K when I had been there. But thats fine since Nexus supports Classic type.
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I will be developing an app to utilize NFC tags for parts identification. More or less I will need to write stuff into NFC tags, read data from NFC tags, act upon that data - open a webpage, fetch something from external database etc. This will also be more of a proof of concept than a commercial app. I am not aiming for performance either.
The thing is - I am not a professional developer nor I am planning to become one. I am a mechanical engineer with some programming done in the past - I've programmed microcontrollers to work with MEMS sensors and made some basic Visual Basic apps.
What would be the best way forward? Should I just stick to developer.android.com and Eclipse, or there is some software or super-duper tutorials that can make my life easier?
Hello together,
I`m writing currently my master thesis with the topic "Context Simulator For Mobile Business Application". The goal is, to test how an Android application reacts during changing context conditions: How reacts an application, if the battery is almost empty? How reacts an application, if internet connection breaks down during data transmission? How reacts an application, if a SD-Card is available/not available? ...
I want to simulate all of these factors on the PC and send the data to my android device. Some more examples:
- Simulating sensor data for accelerometer, gyroscope, ...
- GPS
- Camera and microphone (if an application requests a camera image, it should receive a image from my simulator)
- Fake connection for Wi-Fi, HDSPA, EDGE
- Fake time, time zone and date
- Simulate a specific battery level
- Fake calendar entries
------------------ My approaches ------------------
No 1:
Extend an existing custom rom with my features => Some calls should not transfer to OS (example: GPS) but to my simulator on PC. Also send data (example: battery level) to android OS. For example to pretend a low battery level.
No 2:
Write my own sandbox application (I haven`t found information to this topic so far). In this sandbox application, I`m going to start my application to test. So it is possible, to fetch all request from this System under test and I can decide if I want to transfer them to Android OS or to my simulator.
No 3:
Develop my own library, which will be included from my system under test. This library extends some android classes (e.g. Activity, Location Manager, Sensor Manager). My extensions classes will transmit the request to my simulator instead to the OS.
I`m afraid, I only have limited functionalities when I`m using this approach.
No 4:
Take sensor simulator from open intents as basic and extend it as good as possible.
-------- About Me --------
I only have few experience in Android development, but a lot experience in Java development. I know, I should read now a lot about custom roms, ... Unfortunately this thesis should be finish at the end of march.
------- What I want from you -------
Advice. I hope you understand my problem. Which is the best way to realize this project? I would like to have as much functionalities as possible. My prototype doesn`t need to support all context factors, but I should consider all factors in my system design.
I wanted to attached two graphics, but unfortunately I`m not allowed to. These are two possibilities and I`m not sure, which one is better (and also, if they are possible):
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Thanks a lot,
Michael
Hi,
i was wondering if anyone could recommend a book regarding NFC HCE development with SIM based SE. I have gathered some background through online research. However it would be nice to have a single point of reference to some fundamentals.
What i am trying to do.
Well basically where i live there is a NFC Payment App that uses SIM based SE. However the developers of this app claims that the software doesn't work on Samsung Galaxy Note 4. Being a software engineer i find it very difficult to accept this claim that Galaxy Note 4 NFC has some fundamental flow.
I have look around their APP with APK tool. I noticed the AndroidManifest is missing some basic artifacts that should be part of a Payment App. Such as AID for the specific Payment Network. It also relies on a library called org.simalliance.openmobileapi for NFC and i feel this part of the code may also be broken.
for example the APP uses permission org.simalliance.openmobileapi.SMARTCARD (and i have seen all NFC related permissions are packaged in this library under this permission)
The Physical card that is being emulated is Mifare Desfire EV1. I already have the required SIM card with SE from the Mobile Provider.
So basically my idea is to follow some guidelines pointed at android dev /guide/topics/connectivity/nfc/hce.htmlnd try to mimic the functionality from the original APP without using the library they had used.
I have already collected a list APDUs from the original APP that i may need to authorize the payment once the Reader and SE has done their authentication.
My only intent is to have the reader successful communicate with a Authentic SE SIM. (and no monkey business)
So if anyone can recommend me a book that might give bit more background on the matter would be great.
Best Regards
Dev
Hey guys! I'm in the works of creating an application similar to the iTunes structure of syncing / managing devices but for android devices. The application I am working on, Andraudio, uses ADB for all data transport to allow syncing under all circumstances (Charge only mod, MTP, Photo Transpher, ETC), automatic device detection and will allow you to manage backups, storage and data on your device with relatively no effort. The application will be able to detect what codecs your device supports and convert media to supported codecs as well as free up space on your device by browsing for files that are not needed in temporary/cache directories. The real kicker with this application is that similar to iTunes it will be able to connect to (google only for now) device update servers and offer OTA updates and automate the process of upgrading/downgrading/restoring devices that are unbootable. If there is interest in an android suite of this type, let me know! If you want to help, all help will be taken! Currently I am working on the wrapper for the transport protocol, media management and a full backup system to allow you to safely restore data cross rom as long as the android version is the same.
I'd be interested in something like this for sure. As it is mtp on Windows does a crappy job and sometimes fails to copy files to or from the device. Right now I'm using an app that syncs folders over WiFi, but I'd love one that I can just plug in the USB cable and it'll backup all my music, pics, and other selected folders automatically.
Sounds interesting.
Looking forward to seeing what you come up with .
This would be super cool, I've been using iTunes for years now and I really like it for the most part. Seeing something like this, but for Android/Pixel would be a real treat.
Thanks for sharing, I'd be interested as well!
Good luck.
Hey guys! Im glad there is interest in my project, to get things going quickly the software is being started in visual basic, a program language that makes it easy to release software quickly, after there is a stable build with a majority of features I will move the project to c++. My goal with this software is to keep in the spirit of android and maintain it open-source, and free of any non-open source binaries. All releases will be released with binary versions and a copy of the source so you can compile and tweak to your liking, just like with your favorite mobile OS. If anyone is interested in helping with the beginning stage development I chose a language easy for anyone to help with, and completely free to produce. Email me at 551280jjj @ gmail, or send me a pm here if you want to contribute to the development of the app. Even if you can't program I could use some help with designing assets, concepts for features, or just to put minds together to work on bugs. The software will be updated weekly, hopefully each new release will increase stability and add features. Initial release will have basic support for transport, conversion, and i'm working on integration for automatic ID3 tagging.
EDIT: I do not own a mac, but would love assisting someone in creating a port for OSX
I love this idea. I used an ipod for my music up until about 3 years ago simply just because I loved that I could manage my music library on my computer and then have it automatically sync everything when I plugged in the iPod.
I'm really looking forward to seeing this come to life! Also, I think id3 tag editing would be an awesome feature. As not having correct tags really bothers me.