This is a PersonalAgent for a2p3.net demonstration environment. It is compliant with the specification of the A2P3 protocol version 9.
The Agent targets iOS 4.3-6 for the iPhone and iPad. The beginnings of an Android port are in progress.
The Agent has been tested on the iPhone 4-5 iOS 5-6 and iPad iOS 5-6.
This application makes use of the following libs/frameworks, most notably:
- phoneGap/cordova
- backbone
- underscore
- jquery mobile
- jstorage
- various phonegap plugins
The iOS version is located in the AppiOS folder and the Android verion is located in the AppAndroid folder. The www folder was copied from the AppiOS and put into the Android folder at version 1.7 for port PoC purposes only. An upcoming archiectural challenge will be to figure out how to keep the two www folders logically in-sync while accomodating platform specific modifications.
To run Agent locally in a web browser:
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Disable the cross domain policy in your browser, e.g.,
Chrome: chrome.exe --disable-web-security -
Run through web server to stop the local file cross domain policy protection.
Some device specific functions will not work including:
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QR Code Scanning
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Custom schema (a2p3.net://token?request=...) handling from the OS.
You can invoke the javascript function directly in a browser console by calling handleOpenURL(url); -
Push Notifications (TBD on how to do this manually)
There is a .project file for the Aptana software.
To run Agent on iPhone with using local IP addresses or if you need to sniff traffic:
- Create an ad-hoc wireless network on computer
- Configure iPhone to to use that wireless network
- Install a HTTP proxy on computer such as Fiddler2
- Edit wireless settings on iPhone to use that proxy
The Agent makes use of jquery mobile controls. Any application specific styles should use the app.css to override or append styles.
Design guidelines:
- Clean, simple and minimal
- Agent must be distinguishable from other A2P3 apps
The global function handleOpenUrl(url) can be used to trigger the enrollment direct and login direct.
For debugging on mobile, jsconsole can be very handy especially where you have to run a deployment signed application such as testing Apple push notifications (which can't be debugged in XCode).
A2P3_specs Specifications and POC documentation
A2P3 POC Server implementation source (node.js)
A2P3_bank POC mobile bank app (PhoneGap)
node-a2p3 node.js npm module for A2P3 applications
sample-node-a2p3 sample A2P3 application using node-a2p3
rs-sample-node-a2p3 sample A2P3 resource server using node-a2p3
MIT License
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