f not, please post to the
[android-framework] or [android-porting] lists found on
http://source.android.com/discuss, as those lists are somewhat more likely
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> I have a TableLayout with a couple of TableRows. Inside a table row,
> i have an EditText widget followed by a TextView widget.
>
> How can I make sure that each widget in the row takes equal width?
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Here's one: wrap the TableLayout in a RelativeLayout. Put the Button in
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>
> How do you do that?
- toggles you between portrait and landscape modes in the
emulator.
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yet. There's just *so* many nooks and crannies to play around in! I'll
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AA wrote:
> According to the Specs it should support Real Audio formats?!?!
Which specs are these?
The Android "specs" with respect to media formats can be found here:
http://developer.android.com/guide/appendix/media-formats.html
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this information, but
> given that the phone's browser and my service are completely different
> applications, I doubt that the service can get any information about
> the browser's clicks.
Correct -- for security reasons, what you are asking to do should not be
possib
> At the moment I am running the 9000 inserts, 1 after another in a
> thread. Are there any other suggestions?
Use transactions. The heap problem is probably due to SQLite holding
everything in transaction buffers. You might, say, do a transaction for
every 100 entries or so.
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running.
If you search:
rotational forces android
in Google, you can get to the cached copies, or to some sites that
ripped off the posts.
FWIW, that same material is in my Android book.
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Google's home page requires Javascript, and Javascript is disabled by
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kick-started.
But, yes, so long as you are buying a new book, it should be Version
2.0, with the green cover.
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> The problem is that the dialog does't show!
You might try a simpler case and build up from there. For example, get
rid of the regular expression match. If it then starts working, you know
your issue is with the regular expression, not with AlertDialog.
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. Also, forgive the
formatting, as AndroidGuys moved to a new host and so some of my old
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ch Java. There are books (e.g., _Head First
Java_), Web sites (e.g., java.sun.com), and various other resources for
Java, though, so you should have no problems finding something you find
suitable.
> I am Very glad to meet you.
Likewise!
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ortunately, I don't know any by name. Assuming your device has WiFi,
you would need to be able to download the APK off of a Web site that is
properly configured vis a vis MIME type, in which case the APK will install.
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in their class libraries, not the language itself. Android is closest to
JavaSE, IMHO.
> I am awaiting androd book to make a start
If it's mine, thanks! ;-)
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Joseph Arceneaux wrote:
> Does anyone know how to generate a screen shot on the G1?
I do not believe there is a means do to this on the device itself.
The development tools that accompany the SDK (namely DDMS) allow you to
take screenshots of an attached device.
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Mr.No wrote:
> it is possible to put your own app on the android desktop?
Not with the default home application. There are others under
development that will support custom home screen gadgets.
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oup (the NYC Android Developer's Group) to be duly
> impressed. I'll let you know. :-)
Glad to hear it worked!
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The android.net package is probably your friend, at least for the first
part.
ConnectivityManager#getActiveNetworkInfo() returns a NetworkInfo.
NetworkInfo#getState() will tell you if you are CONNECTED.
On the second part, I'd find the Intent that launches the wireless
settings activity and
Is there a way to retrieve my image
> button using findViewById in my View class?
Without any source code or layouts to go by, it is extremely difficult
to understand what it is you are trying to do.
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mylikesnever...@gmail.com wrote:
> Can i Develop Android Applications on Windows xp?
Absolutely!
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d have getCount() return 5 instead of 6 (since you are only drawing
5) and have getItem(), getView(), etc. know to subtract 1 from the
supplied position if the supplied position > 2.
It would be far simpler to just remove the offending item from the list
in the first place, if possible.
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original state when you first started using it.
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http://developer.android.com/guide/tutorials/views/index.html
http://developer.android.com/guide/tutorials/notepad/index.html
I maintain an Android programming knol with more resources:
http://knol.google.com/k/mark-murphy/android-programming
If you have specific
ethod are, how to use collections like List, etc.,
work on Android. In the end, this is no more difficult than an
all-in-one package...except you have to get your hands on two things,
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idea -- be sure to
set up the HttpClient for multithreaded use, as demonstrated here:
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/httpcomponents/httpclient/trunk/module-client/src/examples/org/apache/http/examples/client/ClientMultiThreadedExecution.java
(or http://tinyurl.com/dhu9up if that URL is too long)
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u are now, but you will be able to then
see the value from updateCounter().
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> New question, does anyone know how to hook into the systems long click
> default action for text boxes
I'm pretty sure this is not allowed.
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else
> cbox.setChecked(true);
>
> v.refreshDrawableState();
> }
>
Don't use findViewById() to attempt to find something in rows in a
ListView. After all, if you have 20 visible rows, you will have 20+
views named R.id.title.
If th
r should I go straight to a
> third party parser? If the latter, any suggestions as to which one to use?
For XML in general, you have DOM, SAX, and the XmlPullParser built into
Android.
I am not aware of a built-in KML parser, but I haven't gone looking for
one, either.
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findViewById() on the current activity or View, not one from before the
rotation.
For more, here's a series of blog posts on rotation events:
http://androidguys.com/?s=rotational+forces
Hopefully, that will clear up your issue.
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abase and store each received sms
> message to a string.
>From an application, you can't do that, for security reasons.
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;. So, if you want
to change the height of the row, you have to change it on the row, not
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Faber Fedor wrote:
> Other applications (Locale, Wikitude, etc.) are doing it so it can be
> done. I'm trying to figure out how. I thought a geoIntent was the way
> to go. Apparently not.
My guess is that they are using Fire Eagle or some other geocoding service.
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need to go out and put the source code to Maps in my app or is
> there something I should subclass?
You can't put the source code to Maps in your app, as that piece is not
open source, IIRC.
If you already have a MapView, just recenter the map on the point you want.
Or am I missing somethin
a sexy GUI. I'm probably the anti-Romain Guy
in that respect... ;-)
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themakos wrote:
> i found the db in which emails are stored.
AFAIK, you cannot access that database on an actual Android device (or
possibly even the emulator), due to security restrictions.
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n about android programing.
I maintain a Knol on the topic:
http://knol.google.com/k/mark-murphy/android-programming
It includes pointers to various Android development resources. Of
course, I'm fond of my books, but there are plenty of other books and
other places to learn Android that are
er thanks to yourself!
Again, I apologize for my tone.
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esn't happen, as far as work is
concerned.
This means that threads should not hold state. My personal preference is
the job queue pattern: threads pull jobs off a LinkedBlockingQueue,
block on the queue if the queue is empty, and exit the queue-blocking
loop if they get a "kill job"
long-running background work into a
Service, and use a LinkedBlockingQueue to control what work gets done.
When the threads need to stop due to onPause(), I just post an object on
the queue that indicates "yo! thread! stop!", and the thread drops out
of the pull-the-work-off-the-queue loop at
an output stream for your destination file. From there,
it's a standard Java I/O copy operation:
http://www.exampledepot.com/egs/java.io/CopyFile.html
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me page as it should, pointing me to that it has to be something
> in the code... Can you confirm that the code is okay?
Nothing else seems odd. Do you have the INTERNET permission in your
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Wick wrote:
> I'm working with the android source and trying to add a new package,
You will probably have better luck getting answers over on one of the
lists aimed at firmware development:
http://source.android.com/discuss
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r just extend the
> Activity class and add all these controls?
Either works. There's no finagling involved in the former -- just set up
a layout, with one ListView with the proper android:id and any other
widgets you so desire.
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y default. Add:
wv.getSettings().setJavaScriptEnabled(true);
With respect to fullscreen, Android doesn't do fullscreen by default.
Here's a blog post on the topic, with many comments from the core
Android team pointing out how I'm a moron ;-):
http://androidguys.com/?p=
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assistance than what I can provide here.
This is a fine list if you are working on a pure application, though,
and have questions. For example, if you wanted to work on font colors
for ConnectBot (SSH terminal, a third-party open source app) and ran
into trouble with the SDK API
> Any chance I could get some help on this please?
The way to loop through a Cursor is:
c.moveToFirst();
while (!c.isAfterLast()) {
// do stuff here
c.moveToNext();
}
(I may be slightly off in my method names, as I am not in front of the SDK
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public API, so the application using the JAR can supply appropriate
resource IDs from the hosting APK.
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t allowed. Mostly because Intents might cross process
boundaries, so Android has to be able to parcel up the Intent and unpack
it as needed. That's OK for things implementing Parcelable, and you can
do that on your own classes if you feel the need.
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will still need it to compile your .aidl files into
stubs. Otherwise, package things as normal.
The resulting JAR can then be used by some other Android project as part
of building its APK.
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d via the Internet. A common approach
nowadays is to write a Web service, perhaps one with a RESTful API. On
the Android side, you would then use one of the built-in HTTP libraries
(e.g., Apache's HttpClient) to consume the Web service.
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if it determines that it does not need to
do the might-be-slow step, it might hide the splash screen if the splash
screen was set to automatically show via the layout.
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the splash screen into the main activity is that it simplifies
dismissing the splash screen the instant it is no longer needed.
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> converting base64 string to image.
There are many many examples online of converting Base64 into a byte
array. Search on:
base64 java byte[]
in Google.
Then, write the byte[] to a file with the appropriate extension given
whatever format the image is in (PNG, GIF, etc.).
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in use, and GPS can be turned off by the user (e.g., airplane mode).
The general rule of thumb is: Android isn't designed to support "without
any notification to the user", particularly when those things have cost
or privacy ramificat
firmware level, yes, but questions about firmware are probably
best asked on a firmware-related list:
http://source.android.com/discuss
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le in future editions of
Android.
It is called com.android.internal.widget.SlidingDrawer, so you can
examine the source code for it via http://source.android.com.
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rror log via adb logcat, DDMS, or
Eclipse -- the error messages in there may give you additional clues. If
you can't determine the problem, post the error information and your
activity class.
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device. Why isn't
> the phone accessible as a drive? I need to access it to add more apps,
> it is pretty useless at the moment.
These questions are probably best addressed to the team porting Android
to the N810, where you got your install files and instructions from.
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applications, not those involving firmware modifications such as you are
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ested
exception in the constructor of the View in question. Is there another
exception stack trace, flagged as "Caused by", below this one in your
error log?
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COLUMN_INTEREST_POINT+"="+returnThis,null,
> null, null, null, null);
If you have a query that works fine in sqlite3, switch from query() to
rawQuery() and just use the one you have working.
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Zi Yong Chua wrote:
> Thanks Murphy, sorry i am a noob, just started using Eclipse to
> programme on Android. May I ask how do i access the error log?
I usually use DDMS:
http://code.google.com/android/reference/ddms.html
I don't use Eclipse and so cannot provide you advice there
r_shark.this, game_ui.class);
Though, in the future, if you could post the exception in your error
log, that would help us identify the source of your problem. You can get
the error log via adb logcat, DDMS, or Eclipse.
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lowing the
tutorials for non-Eclipse use, at least until you get things going.
Then, try switching back into Eclipse if you choose.
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and inject the EditText yourself.
An Option That Will Work, But Isn't What You Asked For: Put a checkbox
to the side of the spinner. Put an EditText in the same spot as the
spinner, but initially invisible. Based on the checkbox toggle, hide the
spinner and show the EditText (or vice versa).
startSubActivity() is now startActivityForResult().
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imply try deleting R.java and let it
rebuild. You should not have to do this, but it may work for now and may
give you some clues as to what is going wrong with your build environment.
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yone help with that?
What is the error as reported in the error log? (adb logcat, DDMS, or
Eclipse to examine the log)
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make sure there is enough physical space on your PC/Mac.
Then, try running emulator -wipe-data, to launch the emulator with clean
disk images, and see if that helps.
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w better to store your data. If it does not fit in the
emulator, it may not fit on a real device. So, for example, large files
should go on the SD card, not in an application's own private files area.
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Ashwani Rao wrote:
> HI,
>
> I have created xml file for UI.
> I later added identifiers (@+/id) to few elements but the R.java file
> is not getting updated.
There are many possible causes for this. Can you post the layout XML file?
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