hello all:
i want to send message from GTalk Client to Android emulator.
it works well when i register my GMail account in the emulator, but i
don't know which application receive the message which was sended by
GTalk Client and show it on the top of the emulator.
please tell me the
How would that profiting part work? I don't know anyone who's ever bought an
application for a mobile phone. They just download free Java apps.
Most of my projects have been for companies who wish to advertise
their products by giving away compelling content (JavaME games,
magazines, etc).
Hi thanks for your answer
But in the meantime I found a solution by myself:
the height of a text is the sum of the ascent and the descent of the
font.
This image is showing it very well:
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/figures/2d/font-metrics.GIF
What you have to do in Adroid is:
Well i have already studied the manifest documentation given by
code.google.com.
But it did not help.
i have a VideoPlayer activity which calls BrowseFile activity as
follows:
private void mBrowser()
{
Intent i=new Intent(this,BrowseFile.class);
Hi, sure you can create a ListView in a Layout, and set this layout as
the contentview of an activity class
On 4 juin, 07:33, Sylvester Steele [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it possible to work with lists (ListView) without extending
ActivityList?
If not, does this mean that a different class
darren wrote:
Hi, thanks for the reply
I think my problem has to do with your second paragraph. I haven't
done anything to do with activities or manifest files. I basically
have just found an application on the web, downoaded it, and installed
it with adb. Are there any details on the
Sylvester Steele wrote:
Is it possible to work with lists (ListView) without extending
ActivityList?
If you mean ListActivity, then yes, it is possible to have ListView
widgets without subclassing ListActivity. If you subclass Activity, the
ListView is just another widget.
--
Mark Murphy
Look here:
http://koolu.com/Promotions/Second-and-Third-Prizes.html
The 3rd price is one WE phone and one WE network appliance, retail
value $757 Canadian.
The latter sells for $299.
Therefore the WE google phone will cost $457 Canadian, which
according to XE.com is US $453.09.
The log shows this:
[2008-06-04 20:48:40 - begin1] --
[2008-06-04 20:48:40 - begin1] Android Launch!
[2008-06-04 20:48:40 - begin1] adb is running normally.
[2008-06-04 20:48:40 - begin1] Launching:
com.google.begin1Package.begin1Activity
[2008-06-04 20:48:40 -
?xml version=1.0 encoding=utf-8?
LinearLayout xmlns:android=http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/
android
android:layout_width=fill_parent
android:layout_height=fill_parent
android:orientation=vertical
ListView android:id=@+id/list1
I think I used inappropriate terminology. I am getting an exception
during runtime (as soon as it starts).
my java code is:
package com.google.begin1Package;
import android.app.Activity;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.widget.*;
public class begin1Activity extends Activity {
Hello everyone. I'm trying to make a list of options, where each item in
this list is an image followed by a text. I'm rather new to Android and
couldn't find what is the most suitable Adapter (and most important, how to
use it) for this task. Can anyone help me with this? With a very simple
Hi,
Just use an EditText view. Read the documentation for more information.
Ahmad
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Hi,
I have a SQLite db for my application that has a BLOB field(that will
contain a hashmap). I don't see any methods in the Cursor to fetch the
blob. Is there another class that I'm not seeing? Nothing jumped out at
me in the class reference.
Ahmad
Any time estimate on when that is available? Or is that available
now?(M5 is what I'm currently working with).
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I think I used inappropriate terminology. I am getting an exception
during runtime (as soon as it starts).
OK, you have three problems, now that I put your code into a scrap project
and tried running it.
The biggest, and the source of your error, is
ArrayAdapter StringarrayAdapter1= new
A big thank you to you Mark! It works well now!
Sylvester Steele
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Hello everyone. I'm trying to make a list of options, where each item in
this list is an image followed by a text. I'm rather new to Android and
couldn't find what is the most suitable Adapter (and most important, how
to
use it) for this task. Can anyone help me with this? With a very simple
Thanks a lot, I'll check those references.
Regards,
Felipe
On Wed, Jun 4, 2008 at 4:01 PM, Mark Murphy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello everyone. I'm trying to make a list of options, where each item in
this list is an image followed by a text. I'm rather new to Android and
couldn't find
Hi,
There is no need for such a feature as the runtime will automatically
exit your application when needed
On Wed, Jun 4, 2008 at 1:14 PM, Alex [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
within a java platform, one would use
anyName.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
how would one implement
Hi,
I am new to the android platform. I have recently installed the SDK
and I now attempting to work through some of the initial exercises in
application development. I have been able to launch and run apps on
the emulator. However, I get a reoccuring error.
Application Error:
Hi tmoriarty!
Can you specify a little bit more about your software environment (O.S., JDK
version, IDE)?
I´ve installed Android both under Windows XP and Vista using the JDK 6 and
Eclipse and everything worked just fine. I still haven´t tried it yet, but
I´m going to install it under Linux
Hi Juan,
I'm running Eclipse 3.3.2 on Vista Home Premium and JDK 6.
Tom
On Jun 4, 10:09 pm, Juan David Trujillo C. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi tmoriarty!
Can you specify a little bit more about your software environment (O.S., JDK
version, IDE)?
I´ve installed Android both under Windows XP
I really appreciate when anyone pulls me out of my confusing.
As description below :
receiver android:name=.transaction.SmsMessageSender
$SmsSentReceiver
intent-filter
action
android:name=com.google.android.mms.transaction.MESSAGE_SENT /
data
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