I am using Kubuntu 10.04 and my emulator is working fine too.
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This is only on Kindle which is not available in the UK - not that I want
one anyway! :-)
Thanks again, I must remember to try the mother lode next time I can't
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etc)
and switch between apps other than just using the back button - and
is there a corresponding forward button? In other words can I toggle
between two runnng apps? )
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up the WiFi yet,
I'm still reading through the manual! :-)
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I want to control something external using Android.
Q3: Are there any other interfaces I might be missing? GPIO pins
Thanks for the help folks.
No doubt I'll have plenty more questions as I dig into
this thing and start writing code. :-)
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I want to control something external using Android.
Q3: Are there any other interfaces I might be missing? GPIO pins or
something? Android robot groups??
Wireless using IP/SSL or Bluetooth?
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Did you set the sdk path in eclipse? Windows - Preferences - Android
- Sdk Location
Cheers
Alan
On 25/03/2010 08:23, kavitha wrote:
Hi All
I am not able to select build target when i create new project in
android eclipse on mac system.
I have installed eclipse-java-cocoa 32 bit
The error message should have been displayed in the logs. If you are
using Eclipse, switch to the Android Perspective and you should see the
logcat.
Alan
On 17/02/2010 18:05, higonnet wrote:
Solved.
The problem was that I did not have permission ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE. I
found this out
You do not download the android sdk to your phone, you download it to
your computer and use it for development. Your phone should have
android installed though.
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if the user can change the value of the radio button, which I am
assuming he can, then you need to change the clickable value of the
seekbar everytime the value of the radio button change. you can easily
do
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You can take a look at iJetty: http://code.google.com/p/i-jetty/
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I don't know whether this is your main problem, but you are closing the
fileDescriptor before you are actually using it
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The mistake is in the following lines of code:
LinearLayout main = (LinearLayout)
AndroidTest.this.findViewById(R.layout.main);
Your layout is not called R.layout.main, that is a reference to the
whole
1. drop the 2 editboxes in the layout xml file
2. give them an id
3. from your activity, grab a reference to you edit boxes by using
findViewById()
4. use editBox.getText() and editBox.setText()
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Anthony West wrote:
Hi. I am writing a program that would take an input from a textview
there is a progress dialog in Android, but I don't know if it is what
you are looking for:
http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/ui/dialogs.html scroll down
to Progress Dialog
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Can't connectivity be lost between calls though? I think the best bet
is using try and catch
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Ahh ok you are right on that one, but he said that his application was
crashing... so i though that he was ignoring the try/catch block. Very
good explanation though of how the check for connectivity methods can
be used.
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click properties on my computer,
advanced tab, environmental Variables
click new
variable name: JAVA_HOME
value : path to your jdk
find the path variable and suffix if with ;%JAVA_HOME%\bin
include the semicolon
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Alan Cassar wrote:
It's not an Android specific question but here you go. You did not
include your $JAVA_HOME/bin in your classpath.
sorry I meant path, not classpath here
if you are running linux open your .bashrc file and add:
export JAVA_HOME=path you your jdk
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I think that you need to obtain a key for your maps. follow this link
for more information
http://code.google.com/intl/ko/android/add-ons/google-apis/mapkey.html
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be
considered as a landscape layout. Android will choose the appropriate
layout at runtime.
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Hi,
can you paste the output from you logcat. And check whether you
added the appropriate permission to you application in the Manifest
file, you need android.permission.READ_CONTACTS for sure
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the id field in database take th
rowid in the listview as its id ok
so when i delete all what i need is that id so i retrieve it from the
listview as i said before the rowid is the id in the database
Hope i have answered ur question
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Hello All!
I just do the exercise 2 in tutorial document, and I have a question in the
onMenuItemSelected function.
@Override
public boolean onMenuItemSelected(int featureId, Item item) {
switch(item.getId()) {
case INSERT_ID:
createNote();
return
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