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It is *not* down.
There are no index.html file in that file, so browsers show a 404
error, but Eclipse does not care about it and look for site.xml, which
*is* present.
For some reason, some people fail to access the update site using
https. If that happens try http.
This page:
Hi.
I writed a music player. When I play music with it and press Home
button, the screen goes back to HOME screen and the application
continues running.
This is fine, but when I want to stop the music, I can't find a way to
switch the screen to music player application.
How can I switch to a
Hey Rio,
i've tried here...Press JUST HOME key of your keypad. Turn OFF Num Lock, and
press number 7, that is HOME. Emulator goes landscape and, the better, the
screen becomes horizontal. You can simulate an accelerometer, like iphone.
regards
Breno
2008/10/7 Rio Astamal [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I would like to install the SIPUA + Stack released by HSC for Android.
How can I go about this using aapt? I have the .zip file
HSFiles_Wpos_gpl_hsc_0.2_sipua+stack_android.zip available on the
Hughes Systique website.
Thanks.
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Hi Baba,
Did you add a string to the strings.xml file and give it a name
repeating_scheduled? The R.java class is auto-generated and so
anything there should resolve, if I understand things correctly so
far.
Tony
On Oct 8, 8:30 pm, baba vali [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi
how can i resolve
Hi martin,I believe Speech Recognition Text-to-Speech is still not
available in Android and if done, will have great things implemented with
it. Nuance is already the member of Open Handset Alliance but have not shown
up anything relating to it.
Pulkit Arora
Hi,
I want to develop a sample app to preview some music,mp3
files,ringtones etc.
How can i stream those in android phone?
Thanks,
Anirudh
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atrus123 wrote:
I'm just starting to play around with Android, and I'm stumped when
working with Google Maps.
The error I'm getting is this: The application MapsTest (process
maps.google.maps.test) has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again.
So far, my application is pretty bare-bones,
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Is it possible to use ther languages, such as python, perl, C/++,
c. ?
For with the SDK, languages work only if they have a Java-based
implementation that works on the Dalvik VM. Of the ones you list, Jython
is the only candidate, and I am not certain if it works on
Ah, that was it. Thanks for your help!
On Oct 8, 1:41 pm, Mark Murphy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
atrus123 wrote:
I'm just starting to play around with Android, and I'm stumped when
working with Google Maps.
The error I'm getting is this: The application MapsTest (process
Hi,
There are a few ways you can get Android on your smartphone device. I
have listed them below:
1. You can use HaRET to 'load' the Android OS onto your device.
Currently, HaRET is at version 0.5 which is not that stable right
now. Actually, I am interested in doing the same for my WM5
Yes, you can use other languages, such as C++.. But you will need to use
JNI...try to avoid it, because it's kind of complicated, but works...and
very well. Take a look in this link
http://davanum.wordpress.com/2007/12/09/android-invoke-jni-based-methods-bridging-cc-and-java/
Regards
Breno
This example cannot work on real devices because the system partition
is read only.
On Wed, Oct 8, 2008 at 1:06 PM, Breno T. Minzon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, you can use other languages, such as C++.. But you will need to use
JNI...try to avoid it, because it's kind of complicated, but
Hey Romain,
Tell me more about it...All my tests i did in simulator, and i really need
JNI...It's not possible just for this example, or not at all?
thanks
Breno
2008/10/8 Romain Guy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This example cannot work on real devices because the system partition
is read only.
On
Hi,
Is there any linux terminal in Android ? or is any third party
application ?
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I also had a same problem and it was because google don't allow
Iranian download any file !
I port forward to a server on out site in iran and get same problem
I use http insted of https and solved my problem
On Sep 22, 4:31 pm, Boxsc Wei [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Great! I solve it!
I use the
Hello,
I am having problems emulating the sdcard.
I could run the mksdcard and created a image file on my hard disk .
I am not able to copy the pictures to it .
Can somebody please suggest on how to go about it .
From:
Milad wrote:
Is there any linux terminal in Android ? or is any third party
application ?
For accessing other sites, there's:
http://code.google.com/p/connectbot/
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I also had a same problem and it was because google don't allow
Iranian download any file !
I port forward to a server on out site in iran and get same problem
I use http insted of https and solved my problem
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Hi,
I have Cingular 8125 and I want to load Android OS on it. where can I
get the Android OS image? I'll try to load it with HaRET as outlined
below.
Thanks in advance,
Stanley
On Oct 7, 2:56 pm, Hazem Farahat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Androiders :-),
I have some questions it may not
Hello everyone!
I've been with this problem too and I tried to solve it using the tips
provided here but, as solution I've generated the .APK file using a
Batch file from the Android SDK tools folder.
I'm using windows. But probably, this batch file is a ShellScript file
on linux.
So here it is
Is there a place with a list of Android Applications? Somewhat like
the Apple store. Just somewhere centralized that you can go and look.
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Yes, but not A2DP Yet, apparently with an update is what I read in a
press release last week
On Oct 8, 9:28 pm, Fahad Al-Faisal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Android users,
I have a question : Does Android have a bluetooth ?
Android is very wonderful device. I hope it does.
My Regards,
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