[android-developers] Re: Import javax.xml.* in Android Project

[sell.bergstr]

Hello,

the code you are getting generated from the WSDL is obviously designed
for desktop Java, not for Android. You will have to find some tool
that can generate WSDL stubs for android. I suggest googling for "web
service android", or something the like, somebody else has probably
been there. Importing desktop java classes into android is most
certainly not going to work.

regards,
chris

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[android-developers] Re: Creating an application to edit photos

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> In case any of person in group has done any such app, I request them
> to please share APIs reference or a sample code.

in case any person has done such an app, that person has probably
invested a lot of work into it, and may not be willing to hand that
over to you just like that.

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[android-developers] Re: Toggling an app

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he probably wants to toggle the orientation sensor resp. his apps
reaction to it, i.e., the app should be fixed in landscape or portrait
mode. Dont know how to do it, though ;)

On 23 Jan., 14:17, TreKing  wrote:
> On Mon, Jan 23, 2012 at 7:10 AM, Omollo Ateng wrote:
>
> > hi everyone, i have an app that uses the orientation sensors, how do u
> > toggle it off or on.
> > For Example
> > when users want to use the app they toggle it on
> > when they dont want to use it they toggle it off
>
> Add a button in your app or a widget to toggle it on or off.
>
> -
> TreKing  - Chicago
> transit tracking app for Android-powered devices

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[android-developers] Re: how to installing Android 2.3.6 (Gingerbread) on Huawei U8150 IDEOS

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no, its not about development. Test your app in the emulator.

On 19 Jan., 11:13, Omollo Ateng  wrote:
> isn't that not development?
> I have an app for emergency i have tested it with Froyo, i want to test it
> with Gingerbread.
>
> Just help if you can help if you cannot then quit!
>
> On Thu, Jan 19, 2012 at 1:02 PM, sell.bergstr 
>
>
> > wrote:
> > this is a forum about android development. Good bye.
>
> > On 19 Jan., 10:29, Omollo Ateng  wrote:
> > > hey there,
> > > pliz help me to install android 2.3.6 (Gingerbread) on *Huawei U8150
> > > IDEOS *which
> > > is running on the default *Android 2.2.1 (Froyo).*
>
> > > Any help pliz clearly indicating the procedures
>
> > > Thank you.
>
> > > Be good to not only people but also machines
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[android-developers] Re: how to installing Android 2.3.6 (Gingerbread) on Huawei U8150 IDEOS

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this is a forum about android development. Good bye.

On 19 Jan., 10:29, Omollo Ateng  wrote:
> hey there,
> pliz help me to install android 2.3.6 (Gingerbread) on *Huawei U8150
> IDEOS *which
> is running on the default *Android 2.2.1 (Froyo).*
>
> Any help pliz clearly indicating the procedures
>
> Thank you.
>
> Be good to not only people but also machines

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[android-developers] Re: Logcat is broken every time phone is unplugged

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same here

On 15 Jan., 11:50, Mark Carter  wrote:
> Eclipse Indigo SR1, Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit.
>
> When I reconnect, I always have to reclick on the device in the Devices
> view (of the DDMS perspective).
>
> However, in the latest version of ADT, I have a similar problem, where
> clearing the log output results in subsequent log messages not appearing at
> all. I need to click around a bit (on other filters) to get it to kick back
> in again.

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[android-developers] Re: MVC Architecture

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I dont think its worth speding too many thought on "MVC" at all. IMO,
that term in itself is not well defined at all, its just one more of
those terms that are fashionable in the software dev community for a
certain time frame. I remember when it was first coined - that was
back in the days of ObjectWorks Smalltalk (Smalltalk being an object-
oriented programming language), somwhere in the late 80ies or early
90ies, but it meant something quite different (some detail of the
ObjectWorks UI library) from what people think of when hearing it
today. Later, it was applied to Java Servlet programming in a way that
made me shudder all over (think Struts).

A better way is to simply follow the ideal of separation of concerns.
Every component of the system should know and do just one well-defined
thing. Strong cohesion, weak coupling. Never copy code, avoid
redundancies like hell.

My2cts
chris

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Re: [android-developers]

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TreKing, this must be a cultural thing. I really admire your
persistence (patience?) in aswering these posts..

On 13 Jan., 15:13, TreKing  wrote:
> On Thu, Jan 12, 2012 at 10:36 AM, Areesha kamran wrote:
>
> > Kindly some one tell me how i convert my .net application into android apps
>
> Learn Java. The recode everything you have in .net to run on Android.
>
> Or learn to use Google and search for ".Net Android", see what you get.
>
> -
> TreKing  - Chicago
> transit tracking app for Android-powered devices

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[android-developers] Re: how to be a game developers in android

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I meant this as a joke. 2 years is more realistic

On 10 Jan., 19:58, N  wrote:
> I do not think that 2 days is possible to start from nothing
> Start with basic java then move onwards.. you will know where to go from there
> I am also an aspiring mobile game dev

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[android-developers] Re: how to be a game developers in android

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there really should be a sub-forum (I know this isnt a forum) for
"hello, I dont know a thing, please someone make me an  expert in 2
days" requests.

On 10 Jan., 18:27, Oli Wright  wrote:
> Also learn to search as I'm sure there have been many threads on starting
> android game development in this group.

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[android-developers] Re: How to make eclipse-adt graphical layout editor work independent of path

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simple answer: no way. Resources have their fixed place for android,
and eclipse goes with that, obviously

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[android-developers] Re: new Developer

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why dont you start with reading the android docs? Theres plenty.

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[android-developers] Re: Giving away my book: "Genius Android Marketing"

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congratulations to this plot to push your self-advertising post
without putting hands to it. Really neat. Count me in, too

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[android-developers] multi level master detail with fragments

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Hello all,

I am writing my first fully fragment-based app, which should show
multiple master/detail levels, basically as the google mail app does.
I did not find any applicable examples online, and my experiments so
far have failed, so I am asking this here:

My app is currently only targeting tablets with the ability to show
multiple fragments. It basically navigates 2 trees, switching between
the trees via tabs. Each tree has multiple levels, of which I want to
show 2 at a time. On the left side, there will be the usual list, and
on the right side there will be either some kind of list (if the leaf
level has not been reached), or some kind of leaf detail page.

My understanding so far is, that I will have to manage the position in
the tree, and the display of the appropriate fragments. This means the
activity will replace the fragment (remove + add) for the current
detail level, and reinitialize the left list fragment with new
content.

I started out by creating a layout XML with 2 fragments. I then went
on trying to replace them with other fragments when switching tabs.
With this, I get very strange results. When removing the details
fragment and adding a new one, the removed one still shows on screen.
When removing the left list fragment, I get a NullPointerException in
a paint routine that queries the removed list fragment for its
activity, which is null.

My question: is my overall approach correct? What am I doing wrong?
Can XML-based fragment layouts be manipulated in code via
fragmentTransaction? Does anyone know sample code for the kind of
scenario I am describing?

thanks in advance,
chris

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