[Cr0w7h0m]

hi,

i was wondering if it would be possible in the best case scenario to open the camera app of the iphone via an app i designed using MobiOne and then upload the picture to a windows server.

thanks.

[support-michael]

@Cr0w7h0m

>open the camera app of the iphone via an app i designed using MobiOne and then upload the picture to a windows server.

Yes this is possible if you create a native iOS app. In my development I have only launched the camera app from a mobione app. The result I received is image data. In my little demo app I chose to display the image using javascript. But I could have as easily posted it to a site/webservice. I bound a button to run a javascript action that used the phonegap camera api:

http://docs.phonegap.com/en/1.0.0/phonegap_camera_camera.md.html

Note, phonegap apis can be used for development but are not supported in the Test Center emulator at this time (coming soon). So you have to test directly on an ios device.

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[jimwaa]

Wayne,

Can you post your ‘Snap’ example app?

How could you have ‘Just as easily posted it to a webservice’?

Thanks,

Jim

[Kale]

Use the Phonegap Framework to take pictures and upload them to a webserver.

http://docs.phonegap.com/en/1.8.1/cordova_file_file.md.html#FileTransfer

Greetings Kale

[support-michael]

@Kale, @jimwaa

>Use the Phonegap Framework to take pictures and upload them to a webserver.

The image upload option should be functional but I have not tried it out yet.

[jimwaa]

I’m trying to upload the pictures (and some custome metadata) with a Javascript SOAP client method to a Sharepoint Picture Library, using SharePoint Web Services (likely with UpdateListItems command from the webservice).

Any foreseeable issues with the Javascript SOAP client?
I still would like to look at your example code for this. I’m realitively new to javascript.

Jim

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