GPS, that is the user's right.
If the user has GPS enabled, the GPS radio is still normally off, for
battery reasons, but it will automatically turn on once you request
location updates or something. Similarly, the radio will automatically
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I have seen no evidence that HTC makes firmware upgrades available
directly. They always handle that through whoever distributed the device
(e.g., T-Mobile for the T-Mobile myTouch3G version of the Magic). So
Chris Stratton wrote:
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2. You cannot hangup/terminate call programmatically from an SDK
application.
Can you turn off the radio / enter airplane mode? Or will that only
pop up a dialog for the user?
I think you can
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I have an HTC Magic from a carrier. Can i update to
1.6? How? Through the carrier?
T-Mobile has not yet announced plans for Android 1.6 for any of their
devices. At some point, in all likelihood, they will make such an
announcement.
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such an upgrade.
This is one of the many, many reasons why I hope Android spawns a robust
market for devices not tied to a carrier, where you get the device from
a device manufacturer and use it with a mobile carrier.
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How do I test screen orientation on the emulator please? Can I tell it
to switch orientation just like you would on the real device?
Windows/Linux: Ctrl-F12
Mac with numeric keypad: 5 on the numeric keypad
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There is no reason to use AlarmManager for an activity, and I would not
expect AlarmManager to behave very well for an activity.
To clarify: if you have a running activity, and you want the activity to
do things on a periodic basis, either use Timer/TimerTask (like
to
trigger code even if the activity is not running, you need a
BroadcastReceiver and perhaps some form of service, as per the example I
pointed to.
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receivers registered this way. There are a few other
examples of this technique in the SystemEvents set of projects.
If you *do* have your BroadcastReceiver registered via the manifest,
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Java (and, to an extent, XML).
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application's AndroidManifest.xml file.
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crashesh as soon as it receives the sms.so please guys
help me sort out this.thank you
Look at your Java stack trace for the exception (via adb logcat, DDMS,
or the DDMS perspective in Eclipse), and it will probably indicate where
things are going wrong.
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. Most of the documentation is correct, AFAICT.
You may wish to post this to http://b.android.com if it is not already
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activity is destroyed and started in that case.
The Bundle value in onCreate is null (perhaps because
onSaveInstanceState was not called when Back was clicked.
More accurately, the Bundle is null because the application is starting
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If you wish to save something when the activity is being destroyed,
implement onDestroy() and save it. Where you save it (flat file,
SharedPreferences, database, the Internet) is up to you.
Bear in mind that onDestroy() may also be called in the case of a screen
rotation
. The BACK
button's job is to destroy the current activity and return control to
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an associated TextView be
visible. Use FrameLayout (or RelativeLayout) so they can take up the
same space in the GUI, just one or the other being visible.
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incoming calls, or random incoming calls, or something.
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-- create a binding in the service and use bindService() to get a handle
to the binding, and use that to get your hands on the service object
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APIs not available in the SDK.
You can download the whole firmware and there are ways to get all of its
code available in Eclipse, though I am not familiar with the specifics.
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to occur:
1. You are destroying it yourself via finish().
2. You are leaking memory at a tremendous rate and Android needs to
close it to reclaim memory.
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Can any one tell me how i can block unwanted calls through my application?
There is no officially supported way to do this.
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How to orient listview items horizontal.
ListView does not work horizontally. You may be able to use
HorizontalScrollView with something else (e.g., a horizontal LinearLayout)
and some extra code to achieve a similar look.
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Jeffrey Blattman wrote:
i'm fairly certain the answer to this is no, but i was wondering if
there's an intent to open up the google maps get directions activity.
that sure would be useful. something like,
geo:lat,long?dest=lat,long
There is not one documented, at least.
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to authUrl, e.g. open a web browser and
note the PIN code
// ...
Intent webLogin = new Intent(this,NetApi.class);
startActivityForResult(webLogin,ACTION_VIEW);
startActivity(new Intent(ACTION_VIEW, Uri.parse(authUrl)));
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or emulator that way.
You can use the Settings application to manage applications on the
emulator the same way as you do on the device. Or, you can use the adb
uninstall command:
adb uninstall your.package.name.here
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that is fine but why this default commands are not
finding my packages?
I do not understand the question.
does my applications are on another location how to
get
that is there any command?
I do not understand this question either.
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Completely new to Android. I do not know where to start to make a type
Console application that will redirect a call to another number.
That is not possible except via changes to the firmware.
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example where i can have a Contact name and number ,on two lines of
single list item. I want to add image as well.. Please help me out!
You can find instructions here:
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-count loop is
done.
If you want Android to draw things, you have to let the UI thread go
(e.g., return from onCreate()).
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have a 200px high image, the row will be 200px high at minimum. If you
want shorter rows, design shorter row layouts, and use them per the PDF
I linked to.
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the second is that apparently i cannot have two methods with different
parameters, such as as get(in String par) and get (in String par, in
String part2)
What happens when you try those sorts of declarations in your AIDL?
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Guilherme Melo wrote:
Hello all, i am creating a service and i am having two big problems
with my aidl, first, i cannot import any Java types(Enumeration ,
Date, etc) that i get an error (couldn't find
in
the XML are higher in the Z axis, meaning they appear to be on top of
widgets defined earlier in the XML.
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Steeler wrote:
Can you click the trackball, or is there some other button that
generates DPAD_CENTER key events?
You can click the trackball on the G1 and Google Ion (HTC Magic).
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And that shows up as DPAD_CENTER?
It should.
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(the multimedia engine) seems to have a tendency to
log errors at warning level and not raise them all the way up to where
we in Java code can catch them. If you see PV... messages around the
time it stops, those are probably related.
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Steeler wrote:
I tried using multiple MediaPlayer objects, but they block each other
out. Is there any way to play more than one sound at the same time?
Use SoundPool.
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You can probably arrange a way to have the stream dump to a byte[] and
store that in a BLOB column. Or, don't use SQLite -- I seem to recall
there is at least one object database for Android available.
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it mean that the file is corrupted ?
Probably. Try renaming it to HelloAndroid.zip and see if Windows can
open it, or if it too complains.
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Ivan wrote:
I renamed the file to .zip, seems that Windows could not open it.
Any idea ?
Check out:
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project (bearing in mind Eclipse won't try to
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accessor for resource strings?
Not that I am aware of. You need the Context to know where the resources
live, AFAIK.
You can pass in the Resources object from getResources() if you don't
want to pass in the Context for some reason.
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, it was probably signed with your production key.
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to trigger different operations.
Any pointers, links, examples on how it can be done
AFAIK, that cannot be done without modifying the firmware.
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/latitude to the emulator. Your LocationListener's
onLocationChange() method will be called with the Location corresponding
to your fix. Be sure to eventually call removeUpdates() to turn off the
location update calls.
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No. Have your activity call startService() to start up the service to do
the HTTP operation. Then, when the service is done with the HTTP, have it
call stopSelf() to shut itself down.
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rely upon
them, as they are undocumented and subject to change in future Android
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Can we back up a step or two and discuss what your actual objective is?
PostMessage() is a means to an end -- if you can describe the end, we may
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of the background colors. A widget
background is usually some form of ColorStateList. You can supply a simple
color to setBackgroundColor(), but that only works if you do not intend to
allow the item to be selected, for example.
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Where are you getting the Context from? If it is your Activity instance,
this code should work. If you are somehow creating your own Context
object, then that might be the source of your problem -- use a Context
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the error. The Java stack trace
can be obtained through adb logcat, DDMS, or the DDMS perspective in
Eclipse.
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nitin wrote:
thanks for quick response, I am new to android and self learner. how
to see the adb logcat or in Eclipse.
http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/tools/ddms.html
http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/tools/adb.html
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applications so if
such a reference doesn't exist I may well have to spearhead it.
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anonymous inner classes:
private View.OnClickListener onButton=new View.OnClickListener() {
public void onClick(View thingThatWentClick) {
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}
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(then use button.setOnClickListener(onButton); in onCreate() or something)
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If you look at adb logcat, DDMS, or the DDMS perspective in Eclipse, you
may see a stack trace that will give you more clues.
You may need to use Activity#runOnUiThread() or View#post() or a Handler
or something to arrange to display the dialog from the UI thread.
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Jose Ayerdis wrote:
I've been trying to search university around a location but does not
work as i though can somebody help out here???
A search of the Android SDK documentation does not turn up
getLocationFromName(). Where do you see this method?
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the requirements
to make it work, other than I am sure it needs the INTERNET permission.
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Jean-Sebastien Stoezel wrote:
Any input on this issue?
Try new Intent(Settings.ACTION_SECURITY_SETTINGS) instead, unless I am
misunderstanding what activity you are trying to open. Settings is in
android.provider.
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However, I haven't used it.
In terms of emails, if you are referring to sending the emails yourself
programmatically, this should work:
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Bluefish wrote:
Hello, i am a User of an HTC Hero device with Android 2.0(Donut)
1. Donut is not Android 2.0.
2. AFAIK, HTC Hero shipped with Android 1.5, plus extra HTC proprietary
components, such as the HTC Sense UI.
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Rafa Perfeito wrote:
1. Donut is not Android 2.0.
So what is 2.0? Eclair? What is the version correspondent to Donut then?
Neither Donut nor Eclair have been released, so there are no version
numbers yet.
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Andrés G. Aragoneses wrote:
Is Flash a proprietary component as well or is the plugin also included
in Android?
Flash is rather proprietary. It is not in the Android open source project.
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. Surprisingly, it requires no
cryptographic signature (of any kind).
It should, at least for consumer devices. I haven't played with
modifying firmware, so I don't know what the rules are vis a vis
emulator images and such.
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file, or upload the whole thing to github.
You can take a look at some of my CWAC components for examples of this
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in Eclipse to tell
it about another JAR to link to.
How do I
make sure it has access to the code during run time?
Android's build process handles this.
A regular JAR has
.class files, which need translation before they can run on Dalvik.
Android's build process handles this.
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I do not know how to get the logcat trace of the crash, but will
gladly post it if you can tell me how to get it.
adb logcat, DDMS, or the DDMS perspective in Eclipse.
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Matt wrote:
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You gave it an array. To be able to modify it at runtime, you need to
give it an ArrayList.
Alright, that did work. But why? Why is there an ArrayAdapter with a
method called remove that you cannot use to remove
cannot move a
widget that is outside the list into the list in the fashion you are
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experimentation purposes, working completely off the
emulator may be OK. But distributing an app without trying it on a real
device is like building a car and never test-driving it before selling
it because you didn't buy tires.
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remove it from the data source
underlying the list.
-- ArrayAdapter? Remove it straight from the adapter.
-- CursorAdapter? Remove it from the database or content provider, then
requery().
-- Other adapter? U...it should have similar stuff.
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You don't remove it from the list. You remove it from the data source
underlying the list.
-- ArrayAdapter? Remove it straight from the adapter.
-- CursorAdapter? Remove it from the database or content provider
the device, and cannot
be modified once there. That includes deleting portions of its contents.
Or would I have to set up a system where they
install the bare bones and then download the rest from a server and
have those put on the SD card?
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) On a real world device, once the database gets created it will
automatically be stored in the memory of the device?
That depends on where you create it. By default, it will be created in a
private databases/ directory associated with your application, in the
on-board flash of the device.
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again but can't seem to get it to work. Help please?
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Maxood wrote:
Could someone guide me step by step on how to obtain a Google Maps API
key. I am developing a simple Google Maps app for the first time.
The full instructions are here:
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that database as an asset or raw resource, then copy it
(via streams) from there to the proper spot in the filesystem.
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phil wrote:
then i tried copying it to the SD card, that worked, but then I
couldn't figure out how to actually install it once I had it on there.
You would need a file manager app from the Market to install off the SD
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phil wrote:
okay, thx. any ideas why i can't download the file from a web server?
You need the MIME type set up properly on the Web server to serve it as
application/vnd.android.package-archive.
Beyond that, I have no idea.
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of the built-in Android apps, and most third-party apps,
allow the users to be rather oblivious to details like where things get
downloaded to.
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http://commonsware.com | http://twitter.com/commonsguy
_The Busy Coder's Guide to *Advanced* Android Development_
Version 1.0
. Can I do it?
Blocking the UI thread will cause Android to force-close your activity
after several seconds, and will confuse and irritate your users up until
that point when they can't figure out why the application is not
responding to them.
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http://commonsware.com
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Android Development Wiki: http://wiki.andmob.org
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