Hi Vikram -
- On 504iS and above there is a java API to get camera input.
- there is no "post" method for file upload from browsers afaik (?)
- however jphone allows the user to 'attach' a file to an email.
so how most shamail sites work is this
- the browser page is generated server side with a dynamic mailto link
eg
mailto:<someusername+eventIDhash>@photoserver.com
with instructions to the user to attach. also "reply" to an incoming =
mail method is used so the server can stick some tag info in the mail it =
sends you.
(docomo is a bit more of a pain)
You can view many katte shamail sites from your web browser to see how =
things work on a form level. for example
http://www.facenavi.com
(english version also exists)
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// i might be mistaken, but i dont think you can access the camera from =
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// > a. User grabs images from mobile's camera=20
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