appcelerator

How are Rhodes, Phonegap, and Appcelerator able to take Javascript or Ruby, and compile them into binaries for app SDKs that normally require apps to be written in Obj-C, Java, and others? Erik Phonegap uses the default browser rendering engine, and uses that to display your application. The javascript is then handled by the native (compiled) part of the framework. Appcelerator uses something simular, but compiles the whole application if i remember correctly. MoSync uses a somewhat simular setup as javaME. Rhodes uses local server. It uses this to communicate with the device. jipiboily Jeff

I am new to titanium and and want to call a web service from my titanium app. The webService returns the json response. As I am aware of calling the webService using XMLRPC but very confused regarding json. Until now, I know that we have to create the HTTPClient . var request = Titanium.Network.createHTTPClient(); request.open("POST", "http://test.com/services/json"); request.onload = function() { var content = JSON.parse(this.responseText);//in the content i have the response data }; request.setRequestHeader("Content-Type","application/x-www-form-urlencoded"); //did not understand this line

I am trying too recompile my old modules to 6.0.0.GA sdk as its mandatory to make it work on 6 and above sdk. But I am not able to build it as its giving error. Development environment: Android NDK r13b Titanium SDK 6.0.0.GA Appcelerator studio 4.8.0 CLI version 5.0.10 Android SDK 23 I am getting this error : BUILD FAILED /Users/krishna/Library/Application Support/Titanium/mobilesdk/osx/6.0.0.GA/module/android/build.xml:347: The following error occurred while executing this line: /Users/krishna/Library/Application Support/Titanium/mobilesdk/osx/6.0.0.GA/module/android/build.xml:302: exec

First, here's my original question that spawned all of this . I'm using Appcelerator Titanium to develop an iPhone app (eventually Android too). I'm connecting to CouchDB's port directly by using Titanium's Titanium.Network.TCPSocket object . I believe it utilizes the Apple SDK's CFSocket/NSStream class. Once connected, I simply write: 'GET /mydb/_changes?filter=app/myfilter&feed=continuous&gameid=4&heartbeat=30000 HTTP/1.1\r\n\r\n' directly to the socket. It keeps it open "forever" and returns JSON data whenever the db is updated and matches the filter and change request. Cool. I'm wondering,

I've an app in Google Play, today I received a mail from Google saying that: Google Play warning: You are using an unsafe implementation of X509TrustManager It says something about the SSL certificate issues and a way to solve the issue. I'm asking this question because of curiosity, Actually what is this warning all about ? I'm not using any network related activities in my app (it's a local database driven app), so why this warning occurred for my app? More Details: My app was built using Appcelerator Titanium and google says this implementation is in ti.modules.titanium.network