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In order to write an equivalent tutorial for Xamarin, I am first following the UWP tutorial. Fixed many little spelling mistakes and rephrased some sentences. Fixed a crash when video is requested but the device has no camera. Fixed a crash when opening an audio recording. (Linphone.Content.FilePath returns a path with mixed '/' and '\'. I don't know why and I'm not sure I understand why the file was auto-downloaded either)
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Linphone X UWP tutorial 05_FileTransfer
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Learn how to send files over SIP using Linphone SDK.
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We will add a button to send files to your peer, and improve the display of messages to
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include more metadata and allow the user to download files sent by the remote end.
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Most of the new Linphone uses are in Controls/MessageDisplay.xaml(.cs) and ChatPage.xaml(.cs) but don't
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forget to set the attribute FileTransferServer on your Core ! (see Core creation in CoreService.cs)
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New/updated files :
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```
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05_FileTransfer
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└───Controls :
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│ │ MessageDisplay.xaml(.cs) : A user control to display chat bubbles with more
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│ │ information. Learn how to handle the different types of ChatMessage's here.
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│ │
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│
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└───Service :
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│ │ CoreService.cs : A singleton service which contains the Linphone.Core.
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│ │ We setup FileTransferServer during core creation now.
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│
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└───Views :
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│ │
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│ │ ChatPage.xaml(.cs) : This is the frame displayed when you select a chat room.
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│ │ You can now send files and message display is improved (see MessageDisplay)
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