Re: App Inventor and Visual Basic

[SteveJG]

How do you expect this to work Raphael?

App Inventor apps cannot communicate using TCIP, AI does not have a TCIP client or server component.

Can your Visual Basic application receive Bluetooth information.  If so, AI can talk to it.

There is probably no way to directly exchange data directly between your app and your Windows program.  You might send a text file as an email from your AI2 app and use your Visual Basic app to 'read' the text file.   You could post data to a FusionTable and read it back from your Visual Basic program. You could send data to a Google Drive and retrieve it using you Windows program.

Consider how your Win program would exchange data with other Windows apps and that will give you a clue as to other possibilities and the appropriate protocols.  Part of what might be possible depends on what your Windows program does and how it uses data.   Exchanging csv files might be possible because both operating systems share that protocol.

Others might have other suggestions.

Good luck.

Regards,

Steve

[Abraham Getzler]

The easiest way would be to export and transport data as files.

Or use a common web server as a repository, via a data base.

What can your VB system access?

ABG

[Raphael Celinio Rouvier]

I wanna try to do is:

The user creates the account on the smartphone, and the account show to him on the Win. App. by bluetooth or his network

[SteveJG]

If you have Bluetooth on your computer, then perhaps this will help:  

how to create a bluetooth connection to a vb.net software ...

[Abraham Getzler]

Maybe https://www.teamviewer.com/en/index.aspx

might work for you?

ABG