I have RingCentral Desktop app installed on my system which I need to Deauthorize from my system.
If I uninstall the application, will it automatically Deauthorize it from the system?
If not, what is the manual process in doing so? Also if there an API available for the process to Deauthorize the application which I can use?
I tried searching and finding the answers, I couldn't get the answers
No there is no automated way of De-authorizing the application from the system.
All you need to do manually by going into application's Setting --> Phone and number section.
Here is full way of doing :
https://support.ringcentral.com/s/article/4219?language=en_US
Also there is no RingCentral API available currently for the process
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I am in the procedure of Production Graduation Requirements in the RingCentral for my application.
My app passed all required API calls except one: "media/message-store".
and I am not sure what is it?
and how it differs from resources under "extension/message-store" which is passed.
While doing API overview I don't see a section like "media/message-store".
I am writing here because the RingCentral forum is in the read-only mode since yesterday.
I was exploring ringcentral developer account and I have a sandbox environment. But after exploring all the API documentation I was unable to find out if I can call and record the call in sandbox. Which I can use once the call is over.
If call recording is possible can we record an ongoing call I don't find in any documentation.
Call Recording feature is not turned on by default in Sandbox profile.
RingCentral's softphone or desktop app can be used to test that.
The RingCentral mobile app as I can see does not support sandbox mode. But still you can use the RingCentral soft phone and switch the soft phone to sandbox mode before login with your sandbox credentials.
On Windows: Ctrl + F2
On Mac OS: Fn + Command + F2
If you wish to create call recordings programmatically, there is an GitHub app that will help you:
https://github.com/anilkumarbp/Sample-Demo-to-Download-Call-Recordings
It takes some time to finish and make the recording available around 30 sec after the call.
You can also refer answer for your question
How to make RingCentral sandbox calls with recording
I am implementing my own C/C++ app using the Qt framework.
I want to retrieve the last crash log of my app at the time it crashes and send it to my API.
Is there a Apple native or terminal way to retrieve the log or do I have to retrieve it the hard way?
Thank you in advance.
Yes, but only if you publish your software via App Store. Crash reports are then gathered by the OS and can be retrieved on the App-Store-developer site. The user has the last say in whether the reports are delivered to Apple/you however.
I have C++ application running as service. And I want to start my NSIS installer silently from that service. Is it possible? If yes how can I achieve this?
If you want to start the installer as the same user as your service and this service runs at integrity level high or system then you can just use CreateProcess or ShellExecute to start the installer.
If you want to start the installer as a user that is currently logged in you need to use CreateProcessAsUser but things get complicated if you go this route. There might not be any logged in users or there might be more than one. Once you have decided which user you want to start the process as then you can get their token with WTSQueryUserToken.
I'm a semi-experienced developer but a total noob to writing web apps. My question is: would it be possible to have a web app perform some sort of task while it is not opened by any user? For my purposes, I want it to send out text messages to users based on provided phone numbers, but this task must perform when the app is not opened by the user. At a high level, how exactly would I go about doing this? Thanks.
At a high level: The web server on which the application is being hosted will need to run, regardless of user activity. Therefore, it is plausible to also run either a service or scheduled job from this server, or to host a separate application that runs at a fixed interval. That is the high level answer at least :)
The short answer is no, and yes. Depends on your definition of "web server".
If you're talking about the service (e.g. Apache) then no. If you're just talking about the server that your web server is on then yes.
Basically you will need a companion app that runs as a service on the parent OS. It can be written in a language of your choice. The key is in getting your web app and companion app communicating.
The simplest way is to have your web app and companion app use a shared database like MySQL or Mongo. If you need real time communication between your app's users and the companion app you may want to investigate using a messaging service like RabbitMQ or ActiveMQ.
It should be easily possible, but it depends on your environment.
As Example:
When using Java/[Tomcat/Jetty/or whatever] you could create an Servlet which is automatically loaded when your "App" is being loaded.
You can put your "tasks-code" into this servlets init-Method.
Edit:
in web.xml you can configure, which of your servlets should be automatically loaded.