Guess you're missing the main.xml file in res\layout folder.
Create a res\layout\main.xml file, place a few views init and save.
This should update the R.java file with the correct reference to the
file
On Dec 26, 3:06 pm, AndroidBegins wrote:
> package com.first;
>
> import android.R;
> import
Hi,
i started developing with a droid a few days ago and noticed some
weird behaviour with the TextView.setTextAppearance function. If i use
it with a attr style parameter, it wont work. But if i put the same
ressource in the constructor, it works.
For example:
// Works
TextViw title = new Text
>From what i know, you can't intercept SMS messages (i.e. prevent a
message to be delievered to the sms app), only react on it. So the
user would get notifed anyways on every incoming SMS.
I think this is for security reason, so you can't install any
backdoors which receive commands via SMS
On D
Any ideas?
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Well it depends imho. If you have no programming experience with, it's
better to start with java/j2me first.
Experience with j2me of course helps much when it comes to the
security model of mobile devices, as it's quite different from
classical java or desktop programming.
Guess if you're experie
I think thats what he already knows. Guess he was asking it, because
in some android books the author says its better to start with J2ME
(or java in general) if you haven't worked with it before, because for
some people it could be "too hard" to learn Java AND android
programming at the same time.
Hi,
I have a AutoCompleteTextView to quickly search/select a Contact.
Works so far. Now i want to implement 2 features to quickly edit/
insert a new contact on a long click (i.e. if there was already a
contact selected, it should edit it otherwise it should edit it).
Viewing works perfectly with
I think you have some wrong understanding of Android.
As far as i know, you can't directly write application on C/C++ level
but write it in Java. At least you won't be able to use your own C/C++
libraries in the "normal" way unless using some hacks to modify the
firmware or compiling your own ver
Is there a way in android to perform certain actions when "upgrading"
a programm? i.e. deleting all old settings and databases.
For a more practical example, lets assume you have an application you
to sell for a small charge but you also want to offer a free trial
version of it. The trial should
They will add the Bluetooth API when it's ready. At the time when SDK
1.0 was released, the Bluetooth API wasn't finished and they didn't
wanted to release an unfinished API, because the API has to be
supported for many years and big changes would break the applications
using it.
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