Example Applications

It is fun to send text messages with smileys to friends and loved ones. But it is time consuming to type in lots smileys on a phone. WebViewLoveSMS is an app you can use to easily send messages with lots of heart or kiss smileys to your loved one.

This example application demonstrates how to log on to Facebook from your application, how to retrieve JSON information, and how to manage posts (publish and delete posts). This application makes use of the MoSync C++ Facebook Library, C++ NativeUI Library, and C Widget API.
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HelloNativeUI is a well-commented example application for beginners. It consists of a very simple graphical user interface application that uses the NativeUI library and Moblet framework. It illustrates how to create NativeUI screens, and how to position widgets and handle events....

The NativeUIMap example app is a C/C++ application that demonstrates the basic functionality of the MoSync NativeUI's map widget.

This example application makes use of the MoSync NativeUI Library and demonstrates how to use the VideoView widget to embed video in your application.

AdvGraphics tests advanced graphics on the phone and keyboard input.

This application acts as a Bluetooth server. It is designed to work with our BluetoothClient example application.

This example application checks the ability of the application and device to connect to the internet.

This example application uses the debug logging and user panic functions in MoSync. Note: The purpose is to stress the system, and create an error. There is no output to screen.

This example application demonstrates how to use OpenGL ES 1.1 to control a device's graphics hardware.

HelloMap is a simple application that displays a slippy (i.e. panning) map.

HelloMoblet is a well-commented example application for beginners. It demonstrates how to use MoSync's Moblet framework to wrap your application to ensure timely response to key events.

HelloWorld is a well-commented example for beginners of a very simple MoSync application that uses the Moblet framework. The application demonstrates how to structure the simplest possible application that responds to key events.

The MapDemo application displays slippy maps and makes use of the MAUI library to provide a simple menu system. The menu system enables the user to switch between map sources and is easy to extend with your own code.

This application demonstrates the variety of widgets available in the MAUI library and how to use the ListBox and Layout widgets to arrange widgets on a screen.

This example application hows how to use MoSync's Sound C API. The example demonstrates how to play and loop a sound once.

Motris is a variation of the old classic game with a similar name.

OtaLoad demonstrates network connections, the downloading of an application "over-the-air", and the ability of one MoSync application to run another.

This example app demonstrates how to use the MoSync Purchase C++ Library to manage in-app purchases, transaction histories, and receipts. Some configuration steps must be completed before running this app on a device.

ResourceTest is a simple application for all platforms that demonstrates how to use the Resource Compiler and how to handle the resource loading/unloading.

SensorTest is a simple application that demonstrates how to use the functions of the MoSync Sensor C API to control a device's sensors, and to receive current measurements.

This application demonstrates connecting to a Web Service using SOAP. It contains a class called SoapRequest which formats an easily modifiable XML Soap request, and a Moblet to test the SOAP communication using a currency converter as an example.

This program tests simple graphics on the phone, catching a key event and adding some action.