mages that you can
> not
> directly access.
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Nox wrote:
> I´ve got a problem with the Android homepage, it isn´t working!!!
There is no www on the Android home page. The site is:
http://developer.android.com
Without the www, it is working fine for me.
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If that video works, then there is something about the video you have
been trying that does not work with the codecs built into Android. Post
details about the video (codec, framerate, size, etc.) and perhaps
somebody can point out a known reason why it does not work.
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> On 21 Mrz., 15:42, Mark Murphy wrote:
>> The "Documentaries and You" video from this link definitely works for
>> both sound and video:
>>
>> http://www.law.duke.edu/cspd/contest/finalists/
>
> Thank you very much
your.package.here/files
> I have uses-permission> included in my Manifest, this just has to be
> physically typed in right? I don't need to add it in some way.
No, but it might be in the wrong spot. If you could, post both your
AndroidManifest.xml that you are using with the above
net/ReadFromURL.html
Do you have any evidence that the code is executing (e.g., stepping
through it in Eclipse, sprinkling in Log.d statements)?
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AFAIK, does not have any file-extension-to-MIME-type mappings
outside of the media files for which it has codecs.
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adb pull
to pull the file given the full path, IIRC.
The emulator, though, should let you browse to your package (whatever the
name is, shown above as my.package.here) and its contents.
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Ah!
You're looking in your project, not in the device.
Go to the DDMS perspective, and you should find a menu choice(?) for
browsing the file system of the running emulator. In the standalone DDMS,
it's a "File Explorer" menu choice.
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(hopefully) see your files.
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much more likely somebody will keep our apps around,
rather than discarding them to free up space. Hence, the interest in
avoiding redundant icons.
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layout you define in setContentView() has the widgets you're trying to
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> I've added in also the line FileInputStream fIn = openFileInput
> ("news.txt"); but I don't know what to do with it once I open it to be
> able to display it in my TextView in a new screen.
http://www.exampledepot.com/egs/java.io/ReadLinesFromFile.htm
lling the JDK again from Sun.
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> Is there a way for me to get an error report from my phone (not
> emulator) about why it is force closing?
With it plugged in via the USB cable, you do it the same way you would
with the emulator -- adb logcat, DDMS, or the DDMS perspective in Eclipse.
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Call getListAdapter() in your PreferenceActivity to get the adapter,
then call registerDataSetObserver(), and see when the observer gets
control (via logging statements or breakpoints).
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ay to make a backup to a
> computer?
You should have access to the database file, so you can transfer it via
whatever mechanism you like (e.g., HTTP) to whatever destination you can
reach via the Internet. I would make sure you do not have any active
SQLiteDatabase objects referencing it, though.
the list for PendingIntent and
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> Question: I can place a drawable png on a button no problem, but the
> only placement options are along the sides.
Have you tried ImageButton?
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real ones as they come in. Then, when the
background thread finishes, you do not have to do anything -- the images
are already loaded. This eliminates the need to "refresh the listview"
and any accompanying confusing such a refresh might cause the user.
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> different options menu listener for every listview?
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if a device (e.g., G2) contains bits of cupcake in advance of an
official cupcake-based release shipping, that was the manufacturer's
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http://www.winterwell.com/software/jtwitter.php
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o file it there.
> I hope that you will be able to fix this as soon as possible and to
> update the cupcake branch too. Please notify me when this is ready.
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> I
> see there used to be a MultipartEntity class which was removed with
> the 1.0 SDK. That looks like it might have been what I needed. Anyway
> thanks again.
I think others have just grabbed an edition of that from
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Just a "nice to have" thing.
Not that I'm aware of. Otherwise, I would have expected Google to avail
itself of the technique with MapView. Right now, we have to spell out
the whole fully-qualified class name when putting MapView in our layouts
(unless something changed on that front
ed apps)?
I do not believe that is possible.
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up to Android). This is what happens when you download an APK, at any
rate -- I assume there is some what to trigger the same code from your
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change yourself, though I have no idea if this is possible, and you
would need to not use TabActivity (which, IIRC, creates its own TabHost
object).
You can always roll your own tab-style UI using a ViewFlipper or similar
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er, or some other means to have the lists on
separate "screens"
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The language code must precede the orientation code.
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d would have to determine what you
want to do in that case. Also, you would only have one context menu. On
the other hand, your scrolling would work better.
>> -- Putting the lists side-by-side rather than stacked
>
> What do you mean with this?
Left to right rather than top to bot
ou may be using the wrong code for UK strings. According to the ISO
3166-1-alpha-2 standard:
http://www.iso.org/iso/country_codes/iso_3166_code_lists/english_country_names_and_code_elements.htm
the UK would be -rGB, not -rUK.
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> Ok i understand. But how can i make one listview for all these
> adapters.
I gave you a link earlier. Here it is again:
http://www.jsharkey.org/blog/2008/08/18/separating-lists-with-headers-in-android-09/
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Wouter wrote:
> Thank you! Can i put my data from the simplecursoradapter in it?
It takes any sort of adapter, as far as I know.
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y, any widgets you got after the first setContentView()
and before the second setContentView() are unusable. Hence, your
findViewById() call immediately before the setContentView() will return
you a widget...but that widget is then taken off the screen by the
setContentView().
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en i click on a
> item in the flight list i have to open another activity then when I
> click on a item in the hotel list!
The same way you do with any list: call getItem() on the adapter.
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gt;
> but now i have to detect which list it was so i have to delete it from
> my flight database or hotel database!
> How can i do that?
>
> On Mar 24, 9:34 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
>> Wouter wrote:
>>> Ok i have integrated it now in my applications. It works now
to
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e entries in the manifest for FullFooActivity and
HalfFooActivity, each with the standard launcher intent-filter
4. Use useFullScreen() to do whatever it was you were looking to handle
via the customized Intent
Clunky, but it works, until you can amend a home application that is
more ame
7;t tried this, but in theory, you should be able to control the
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me tun wrote:
> I had already tried Mark's way (great book btw)
Thanks!
> which does work but
> isn't quite an elegant solution nor is it exactly what I'm trying to
> achieve.
Oh, well. In these support forums, it's win a few, lose a few.
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>
> Can you please tell me how to achieve this?
http://androidguys.com/?p=
In particular, read the comments, where I think half the core Android
team jumped in to tell me how better to solve the problem... ;-)
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t; or still to be done??
>>
>>I f already included then any reference which will explain about
>> how to download that cupcake source from the repo, compile that source
>> and add in the current sdk. I am using windows plateform and running
>> the applicatio
. AFAIK, you can call startActivity() from a service,
though your users may threaten you with bodily harm if you do so, since
you might be interrupting them in the middle of something else they are
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ers. Headers are set via setRequestProperty() with URLConnection,
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n offers any examples of
accessing its content programmatically (e.g., example curl or wget
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tAdapter(new ArrayAdapter(this, R.layout.row,
> R.id.label, mStrings));
> setListAdapter(new ArrayAdapter(this, R.layout.frow,
> R.id.ListView01, mStrings2));
> }
>
>
>
> This does not work.
> Can anyone advise ?
You cannot use the ListActivity methods for mana
creen at one time.
-- use a Spinner for one
-- use tabs to put them on separate tabs
-- use ViewFlipper to flip between the two lists based on a button click
or option menu choice
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you would either supply to your adapter or use when you manually inflate
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de of the
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> i am looking for video recording example, it suppose to be in api-
> sample but not available
> i am wondering if 1.1 release still missing this feature?
Video recording is not available in the current version of Android.
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system on the
> emulator but
> on the device there are much more?
You have all of same folders on the device; you just cannot browse them.
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https://connect.microsoft.com/content/content.aspx?ContentID=3480&SiteID=168#BM8
As one person put it, "If your bug is not reproducible it will never get
fixed." (from
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and many others?
Trust me, "I calls 'em as I sees 'em".
I just don't tend to bash Google/OHA on these lists too much, because
that will be more likely to be seen as personal attacks on the core
Android team, and they aren't the source of my ire.
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青铜 wrote:
> I also have this question.
> Every time I run HelloMapView (the example code in dev.android), I
> only can see the title of the app, and the content is just black.
Did you get your own Maps API key, as outlined in step #4?
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Josh wrote:
> I want to store objects into an array or collection(whichever is best
> suited to this in dalvik).
You mean like the ones in the java.util package?
> the objects are basically just VO's all of
> the same class that i want to keep track of.
What's a V
I thought that the adb pull is a tool for eclipse and the emulator.
> how can i use that on the g1?
You can't. My apologies, I thought your goal was to view the files.
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can submit a patch yourself or directly engage with somebody who can
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(myCar);
> _cars.add(myCar2);
Collection is an interface, not a class.
There are about 20 or so concrete Collection classes (e.g., ArrayList)
that you can choose from.
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/collections/index.html
http://mindprod.com/jgloss/collection.html
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demonstrates the problem. If you want, reply on this thread with a link
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the Stones, "Ti-i-i-ime is not on my side (no it ain't)", but I'll
hopefully be able to squeeze this in this weekend.
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even *after* you described the pattern.
Heaven help me if I'd've been trying to noodle that out independently.
I need another day or two to make sure I've solved clarkbriancarl's
issues, then I'll write something up.
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I'll need to beef up my sample some for this scenario -- I was thinking
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On-screen keyboards are being worked on as part of the forthcoming
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top-most LinearLayout in a FrameLayout, add a RelativeLayout as a child
of that FrameLayout (so it is a peer of the top-most LinearLayout), and
then use the RelativeLayout to anchor the icon in the upper-left.
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is, passing in a wake lock using a
> naive approach of a static variable doesn't work when the service can be
> started again during its runtime.
That depends on what your static variable holds. ;-)
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Mariano Kamp wrote:
> On Sat, Mar 28, 2009 at 4:37 PM, Mark Murphy <mailto:mmur...@commonsware.com>> wrote:
>
> Have you tried using setReferenceCounted(true) on the WakeLock?
>
> No, I didn't know about that. Sounds interesting. Thanks for the pointer.
>
ions for the JDK should be
available from where you downloaded the JDK.
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Nox wrote:
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http://java.sun.com/javase/6/webnotes/install/jdk/install-linux.html
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classes that should be pulled forward into the SDK,
file an issue at http://b.android.com so the idea gets tracked, or
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f you're not). They'd download/install
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hould be a way to do it.
You have to register a BroadcastReceiver to get control when the phone
reboots and then re-register your alarms.
We just had an extended thread on this very list on a related topic:
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If you can narrow down the source of your difficulty, or if I
misunderstood the pattern you used to cause the problem, let us know!
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See:
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Wouter wrote:
> But how can i make a restful webservice (in Java) where I can
> authenticate a user..
Use HTTP authentication. See _RESTful Web Services_ (O'Reilly &
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articular, a list of the prohibited namespaces would be
handy, so we don't have to just guess what we can and cannot use.
FYI, I have filed this in the issue tracker as:
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> but i cant save image at runtime in the assets folder using
> file:///android_asset/filename.jpg
Assets are packaged inside the APK and are read-only.
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I don't know. I have never tried it.
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ommand.
2. You may not be able to push files to /data/data on the emulator. You
definitely cannot on a device. Your files do not belong there. Put them
in /data/data/your.package.here/files, where your.package.here is the
Java package associated with your Android application.
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a manifest-declared
receiver, which will not work.
Either switch to a registerReceiver() implementation, or use AlarmManager.
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gt; Hi,
> You could use the JSON en/decoding functions. You can store lists and
> maps of Strings. They probably consume more CPU, though.
If the service is in the same process as the activity, you can use the
singleton pattern and have the activity call some method on the service
object.
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to be installed on
existing devices (e.g., off of the Android Market), no.
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