There's nothing in what you describe to suggest it's the GC in other
processes.
GC is just a component of what happens in a process -- and it's always
a side-effect of the process doing other things.
You're probably right in that it's other processes, but wrong to pin
it specifically on the GC.
Yes. The reason I do copy them (and recommend copying them) to a lib/
directory is twofold:
1) It makes them an explicit part of your project for versioning. If
you use Subversion you can make these be a copy from a directory of
third-party components. You could copy the third-party directory for
On Sat, Mar 13, 2010 at 11:07 PM, murali raju wrote:
> use spinner.setOnItemClickListener(new OnItemClickListener()
>
No, this won't work, read the documentation: "A spinner does not support
item click events."
You want setOnItemSelectedListener().
On Sat, Mar 13, 2010 at 11:51 PM, Nitesh Mehta
Markus,
You'd be surprised by how much stuff people have running on their
phones. 2.0/2.1 seem to be better at handling it with a game but in
general, I think it's an issue of educating people to shut off sync
and certain wasteful tasks while playing games. I REALLY wish Android
would add a game
Well i already know how to get the item and which index. My problem is that
the index is same irrespective of what was selected in spinner 1. How do i
know whether spinner 1 was selected or spinner 2?
Thanks!
On Sat, Mar 13, 2010 at 10:07 PM, murali raju wrote:
> Hi,
>
> use spinner.setOnItemCl
It doesn't really matter if you create a lib folder and put the jars
and link them. It just works if you have added the jars the the build
path. Though I am not able to figure out why you are getting this
error.
> But I *highly* recommend not using Eclipse for your production builds,
> but rather
Hi,
Thanks for your reply. I need a spinner, which when clicked I get a drop
down view
which do not cover the entire width of the screen.
In my application i display all the items of the sdcard in table
layout. I have a spinner on top of my application with some options. So when
i c
Hi,
use spinner.setOnItemClickListener(new OnItemClickListener() {
public void onItemClick(AdapterView parent, View v, int
position,
long id) {
}
});
here the argument position gives the selected item in the
spinner.
On Fri, Ma
Why would you want to do it? Intents are the best and the only way to
achieve this. Are you having problems with the Intent mechanism?
Thanks and Regards,
Kumar Bibek
On Mar 14, 9:57 am, murali raju wrote:
> Hi satish,
>
> It is not possible..
>
> On Fri, Mar 12, 2010 at 1:31 PM, satish k wrote
Hi satish,
It is not possible..
On Fri, Mar 12, 2010 at 1:31 PM, satish k wrote:
>
>
> On Fri, Mar 12, 2010 at 1:30 PM, satish k wrote:
>
>> Hi All,
>>
>>
>>
>> How can i call one activity to other activity without using intents and
>> services
>>
>> is there any solution for this
>>
>> please
Hi,
We have to create our view for volume control. i dont think we can
display the android media player volume screen.
On Sat, Mar 13, 2010 at 3:24 PM, kavitha wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> how to show media volume controller on my screen in android?
>
> Thanks
> kavitha
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Hi Bob,
Even i gave up on that. Finally i created a custom layout which
displays the list of items( the items which i want to display in the spinner
), in a listview, at any position on the screen.
We can create a listview with any height and width, using
LayoutParams , my requi
Hi,
Thanks for your reply. I need a spinner, which when clicked I get a drop
down view
which do not cover the entire width of the screen.
In my application i display all the items of the sdcard in table
layout. I have a spinner on top of my application with some options. So when
i c
What I do is to create a libs/ directory in Eclipse, and add them to
the Eclipse build path. Android Tools/Export Signed Application
Properties works fine.
But I *highly* recommend not using Eclipse for your production builds,
but rather have a build script that handles checkout, version
numberin
I developed and published a game about two months ago. Since then,
I've received several negative comments about input lag in the game.
Before releasing the game, I already took several measures to
hopefully prevent lag from occurring:
1) Game is almost entirely written in native code
2) After ini
Yes, it's quite possible to create the same situation with your own
listeners as with listeners passed to Android.
All that's required is that 1) you hang onto the listener somewhere
that isn't itself GC'd, and 2) it points to your Activity (which may
be implicit, for a non-static nested class).
It actually depends on how it's called. There's a sequential version
and a non-sequential version. Calls use the sequential version. The
priority attribute is referenced in the documentation specifically for
call processing. I figured out how to do what I need to do, but it
was a little inobvio
This whole "static context" thing has me worried. Now I'm wondering
what loose end is left that is causing this behavior. I'm not
registering any Android listeners but perhaps my own listeners are
holding it up. It seems to me that whatever state the application is
in when the phone first starts, i
Ken Warner wrote:
> Is AsyncTask a part of the Android SDK?
Yes. android.os.AsyncTask arrived in Android 1.5.
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I'm not trying to argue -- but I've seen dead threads (zombies) hang
around for a long time. Null all possible references in your code
*AFTER* you are done with the thread and do an explicit gc(). I didn't
say that nulling a reference would kill the thread. It only helps
garbage collection.
Th
Does anyone one know of an example that shows how to add a new Google
calendar entry? I am trying to add an entry to the Google web
calendar (not to the phone's calendar). I assumed that I could simply
use the google gdata client APIs described at
http://code.google.com/apis/gdata/articles/java_cl
What evidence do you have of this? What exactly do you mean by a
zombie thread?
I've been programming Java since sometime near when it came out --
well over a decade, on various platforms. I've never seen anything I'd
term a zombie thread, nor a thread problem that would be solved by
nulling threa
Well, thanks for thinking about it for me, I appreciate it. But that's
not the problem here.
It's not really the constraint between the siblings (Spinner,
TextView) that's the problem, but rather the content of the Spinner is
not reflected in the Spinner's size computations.
There are issues with
I find this works fine sometimes, and is a real pain other times. It
tends to work fine when you're just developing along on the stuff
that's shared.
But later in the project, when you're testing and bug fixing in both
branches on both shared and differentiated parts, then you end up
having to do
I created the libs directory where you specified and copied the
gdata .jar files in there, then from Eclipse ran "Export" project,
then installed on the phone - but with the same result -
NoClassDefFoundError for CalendarService.
It seems that Eclipse is "silently" failing to handle the gdata jar
I've submitted a bug report for this issue:
http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=7139
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On Mar 13, 10:56 pm, skink wrote:
> On Mar 13, 10:37 pm, mot12 wrote:
>
> > Yes. I don't believe it either. Maybe I am screwing things up because
> > I had some wine (it is past midnight here). But it seems to work and I
> > am happy (again, that may be the wine speaking).
>
> > I also saw that
On Mar 13, 10:37 pm, mot12 wrote:
> Yes. I don't believe it either. Maybe I am screwing things up because
> I had some wine (it is past midnight here). But it seems to work and I
> am happy (again, that may be the wine speaking).
>
> I also saw that FrameLayout has a method setForeground(Drawabl
Yes. I don't believe it either. Maybe I am screwing things up because
I had some wine (it is past midnight here). But it seems to work and I
am happy (again, that may be the wine speaking).
I also saw that FrameLayout has a method setForeground(Drawable) and
Drawable has a method setAlpha (and als
On Sat, Mar 13, 2010 at 3:53 PM, Ali Chousein wrote:
> Is there a way to disable this stretching?
Did you also set the bounds for the indicator?
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Tom wrote:
>>> This code compiles with no errors, using Eclipse on MacOS, using
>>> external jar files from the Google gdata project:
>>> gdata/java/lib/gdata-calendar-2.0.jar
>>> gdata/java/lib/gdata-calendar-meta-2.0.jar
>> Did you copy these into your project's libs/ directory?
>>
>
> No, I mer
On Mar 13, 3:15 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> Tom wrote:
> > I'm writing an android 2.1 application that writes an entry to my
> > Google calendar. The relevant part of my application code looks like
> > this:
>
> > void addCalendarEntry(String googleUser, String password)
> > throws Exception
On Mar 13, 10:16 pm, mot12 wrote:
> Amazingly, it works with your order just fine, too. That seems to be
> in contrast to the documentation. Whatever. I am happy :).
so it works both with my and your order???
i cannot believe it...
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Amazingly, it works with your order just fine, too. That seems to be
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Tom wrote:
> I'm writing an android 2.1 application that writes an entry to my
> Google calendar. The relevant part of my application code looks like
> this:
>
> void addCalendarEntry(String googleUser, String password)
> throws Exception {
>
> URL postURL =
>
On Mar 13, 10:07 pm, mot12 wrote:
> This works perfectly. Thanks, pskink. Really appreciate your help!!
glad to hear it works and sorry for wrong children order...
fortunately you read the docs and found out my mistake
pskink
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throws Exception {
URL postURL =
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FrameLayout seems like it could be the solution, thanks so much for
the tip pskink. Reading up on the documentation, FrameLayout allows
several children, all pegged to the topleft corner, with the last
child being on top.
So I will try something like this:
FrameLayout
--LinearLayout
your contr
Code snippets provided on this mailing list are often sketches or ideas
without the expectation that they would work by simply copying and pasting.
mResolver in the above snippets is assumed to have been initialized like
this:
ContentResolver mResolver;
onCreate() {
...
mResolver = getContentRes
Hi Prajakta,
I think you might be mistaken about the use of "onSaveInstanceState()"
method in an Activity. It is useful only when the Activity is about to
be killed and expected to be restored later by the system. Otherwise,
the information saved when the method is called is not reused.
If Activi
Hi,
I have a TabActivity, each tab holds an activity. At some point I'd
like to 'refresh' the tabs. I'd basically like to restart each
activity in the tabs. I'm not sure how to do this. Calling:
getTabHost().clearTabs();
removes the tabs, but the activities still seem to be in alive, in
limbo
On Mar 13, 7:45 pm, mot12 wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a root view (LinearLayout) and a bunch of views placed on top
> of it. Now, I would like to change the brightness of all views, let's
> say to 50%.
>
> Instead of changing the color of each view individually, it would be
> so much nicer if I coul
Hi TreKing,
The ExpandableListView.setGroupIndicator does the job indeed, except
it stretches the new icon. Is there a way to disable this stretching?
I find it a bit strange that stretching is the default behavior
instead of displaying an icon in it's original size. Any feedback
would be very hel
Hi,
the database issue happened on my phone (HTC Hero, 1.5), with my app. I also
wrote to this mailing group ("Corrupted Database
(SQLiteDatabaseCorruptException: database disk image is malformed)"), but
got no replies :(
I hope someone has some news about that.
Yuvi
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Hi All
How can to format the font a TextView with setTyface in the
AppWidgetProvider
example:
RemoteViews views = new RemoteViews(context.getPackageName(),
R.layout.widget_xxx);
Cursor cursor = displayRecords(context);
cursor.moveToPosition(0);
String text= cursor.getString(cursor.getColumnInd
I've had several reports (and experienced it once myself) of users of
my app experiencing loss of all application data - both
SharedPreferences and the SQLite database. There's nothing in my code
that could do this so there must be something going on at a lower
level. I've only had reports from D
Hi,
I have a root view (LinearLayout) and a bunch of views placed on top
of it. Now, I would like to change the brightness of all views, let's
say to 50%.
Instead of changing the color of each view individually, it would be
so much nicer if I could just place a view on top of all views,
covering
Hi Dmitri,
> Cursor cursor = mResolver.query( Data.CONTENT_URI,
> new String[]{Event.DISPLAY_NAME, Event.DATA},
> Data.MIMETYPE + "=" + Event.CONTENT_ITEM_TYPE + " AND " + Event.TYPE +
> "=" + Event.TYPE_BIRTHDAY,
I use a similar code, and I can retrieve data edited using Google
Contact
I misspoke: I meant to turn off user applications running in the
background.
Many people use the flightmode at night as they use their phones as a
bedside alarm clock. Many alarm clocks offer this functionality and I
would consider this a typical use of the device.
>From some 6000 active users I
I misspoke: I meant to turn off user applications running in the
background.
Many people use the flightmode at night as they use their phones as a
bedside alarm clock. Many alarm clocks offer this functionality and I
would consider this a typical use of the device.
>From some 6000 active users I
So, there´s nothing to worry about then!
Thanks for your answers and help!
On 13 mar, 15:42, Streets Of Boston wrote:
> Like Mark said, AsyncTasks use a pool of threads that manages itself.
>
> An AsyncTask is NOT a thread. It uses a pool of threads to execute a
> task on. It is based on the Futu
AuxOne wrote:
> I've chosen singletonInstance in hopes of avoiding the problem I have
> now. It just seems to me from a memory perspective it could be better
> to have less instances of the application in memory, but based on your
> response I will remove it.
Android handles cleaning up destroyed
The listener I'm talking about is custom and only accepts a single
listener at a time which is held as a member variable of my custom
listener class, it's not an Android Listener. I did have a
LocationListener in my code but even after commenting it out I still
see the same behavior.
I've chosen s
Like Mark said, AsyncTasks use a pool of threads that manages itself.
An AsyncTask is NOT a thread. It uses a pool of threads to execute a
task on. It is based on the FutureTasks and ExecutorService of the
java.util.concurrent package.
When you create a new AsyncTask, you don't create a new threa
AuxOne wrote:
> Shouldn't it suffice to just re-register the listener onCreate()?
If you are talking about registering some listener with Android
(LocationListener, etc.), then no. Please unregister your listeners.
> Btw, the Activity is a singleton
> ( android:launchMode="singleInstance") so the
Shouldn't it suffice to just re-register the listener onCreate()?
My setter looks like
public void Listener(Listener listener){
theListener = listener;
}
Btw, the Activity is a singleton
( android:launchMode="singleInstance") so there's only one instance.
Thanks
On Mar 13, 1:08 pm, Mark Mur
AuxOne wrote:
> When the application is first run the Listener works fine. When I use
> the "home" button to minimize it, then open it again it's still fine.
>
> But when I press the back button then run it again from the
> application icon, the Listener doesn't work fully. The code runs and
> the
I have an application with a single Activity implemented as a
singleton (in the AndroidManifest). It implements a Listener I wrote.
When the application is first run the Listener works fine. When I use
the "home" button to minimize it, then open it again it's still fine.
But when I press the back
I am trying to simply append a small string to the start of a TextView
without having to handle the whole log.
Was thinking of adding "main message CharSequence\n" to push whatever
is currently in the TextView to the next line.
Essentially trying to accomplish having an in-game combat log that
th
Null out all references to the thread. Java has a problem
with zombie threads -- this is a java app right?
I can't say exactly how you should do the following but make
sure there is an explicit way to exit each thread. I usually
set a flag to tell the thread to exit.
Those two things -- null al
Gabriel Simões wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Today, while debugging and app that uses AsyncTask to record audio and
> update UI I noticed that everytime that an AsyncTask object ends
> running (finishes doInBackground() and onPostExecute() or
> onCancelled()) it´s thread stays alive (running status).
> At l
Hi Makas,
Thanks for your suggestion, but when I tried changing it to singleTask, I
still could not start my activity. It kept giving me NullPointerException as
my activity expects a Bundle. I had even stored the values that I needed
from the bundle in my OnSaveInstance method, but dint get it to
Hello,
Today, while debugging and app that uses AsyncTask to record audio and
update UI I noticed that everytime that an AsyncTask object ends
running (finishes doInBackground() and onPostExecute() or
onCancelled()) it´s thread stays alive (running status).
At least for me that should not be the b
On Mar 13, 7:50 am, Mario Zechner wrote:
> Cool. Thanks for the flowers. The thing is apache 2 licensed so you
> are free to do with it whatever you want. It's not rocket science
> after all :). I'm not such a big fan of lwjgl but the more libraries
> there are out there for android the better.
P
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I tried os.flush() as you recommended previously, it did not work. I
even set large chunks and did System.gc() in the loop, that didn't
work. Then I even tried putting the System.gc() after I close the
connection, but the heap still remains quite large.
When I transfer a bunch photos (say, 50 for
AuxOne wrote:
> I tried os.flush() as you recommended previously, it did not work. I
> even set large chunks and did System.gc() in the loop, that didn't
> work. Then I even tried putting the System.gc() after I close the
> connection, but the heap still remains quite large.
>
> When I transfer a
I tried os.flush() as you recommended previously, it did not work. I
even set large chunks and did System.gc() in the loop, that didn't
work. Then I even tried putting the System.gc() after I close the
connection, but the heap still remains quite large.
When I transfer a bunch photos (say, 50 for
Thank you, Mark, that is indeed good to know and a nice addition.
I am indeed targeting 1.6, so I could have used this. I'm sure there
were situations under the previous rules that things could not be done
easily, or maybe at all.
For me, things are working correctly using the pre-1.6 rules, so I
I'm setting up to rewrite my Java panorama viewer for Android.
I'll be using Eclipse on W7 for development platform.
I'll need some sort of *CHEAP* probably un-activated device -- maybe
a phone -- maybe a netbook -- I don't know -- that's what I'm asking.
It has to have GPS for geotagging and ac
Cool. Thanks for the flowers. The thing is apache 2 licensed so you
are free to do with it whatever you want. It's not rocket science
after all :). I'm not such a big fan of lwjgl but the more libraries
there are out there for android the better.
On 13 Mrz., 16:19, MichaelEGR wrote:
> Figured I'd
Does it have something to do with using an Android Virtual Device ? My
Android phone is still on 1.6 version. I can't test on a real device.
I planned to use both "android.wallpaper.tap" and "android.home.drop"
to let users interact with the Live Wallpaper I'm developping. But
now, I'm stuck...
O
I did another workaround.
Since I implement SpinnerAdapter, In function GetDropdownView, I check
if item at position x should be disabled, then I make that view (row)
disabled. Unfortunately, SetEnabled(false) is not working on this
view, so I found workaround, like this:
row.SetClickable(true);
kelvin wrote:
> I've found some information about this topic, but I was curious as to
> whether anyone has had any success loading webpages in a WebView with
> custom headers. There doesn't seem to be any simple way of doing
> this.
There is no WebView API for setting custom headers, mostly beca
Figured I'd repost in this thread and include the variable time kill
frag test...
Awesome! Got it up and running here. You are my Android dev hero for
the month if not longer! Where I can I paypal you $50; I'd send more
if I could right now.. You also got a life long purchaser of all your
games on
mot12 wrote:
> No customer could give me a definitive guide to reproduce the problem.
> But doing the following should give you good chance to make it happen
> on your device:
> - turn on airplane mode to cancel much of the background activity
> - turn off any services, apps running in the backgrou
On Mar 13, 2:43 am, Mario Zechner wrote:
> Sorry for the double post, just had to add one more thing.
> I understand that many of your are a bit angry for there being no java
> bindings at this time. But from an architectural point of view i
> totally understand Romain's comment that they want to
Awesome! Got it up and running here. You are my Android dev hero for
the month if not longer! Where I can I paypal you $50; I'd send more
if I could right now.. You also got a life long purchaser of all your
games on the market. Folks... Support Mario and buy his games! I like
your Newton game by t
Brion Emde wrote:
> RelativeLayout makes only a single pass through your XML to
> determine the Ids and collect the layout information.
That is not true, as of Android 1.6.
It didn't get much publicity, but RelativeLayout now supports forward
references. The key is you need to use the + sign on t
can we test this feature in emulator
with regards
Nayana
On Fri, Mar 12, 2010 at 6:18 PM, Nivek wrote:
> > They could have added the result to the MediaStore and returned that
> > uri... I'll have to do it myself or my edit button disappears after
> > editing a picture...
>
> Actually, this
I got cropping to work on captured images a Motorola Droid using the
built-in CropImage activity, but I first save the image to the SD card
before calling the CropImage activity. However, like SOB said this
does not work on all devices, such as the Nexus One.
I haven't tried this, but you might wa
Bob,
Forgive me if this is obvious to you, but I have to remind myself over
and over. RelativeLayout makes only a single pass through your XML to
determine the Ids and collect the layout information. So it is
essential that you order the elements correctly to make sure you have
no forward referenc
Well, the buttom is just the same as a View except is has different
look (it defines in via the constructor). As you can see, onClick
event is defined on the View class, and all that button does is
defining the way it should look when View is focused/selected/pressed/
etc. Hope this helps
On Mar 1
App widgets (home screen widgets) live in separate process and you
have no control on adding/removing them. All you can do is tell in
your AndroidManifest.xml that you have a new appwidget and user will
seen it when he decides to place something to his homescreen.
On Mar 5, 9:04 am, Tanay Shah wr
Just set inputType to "number|password" of the EditText that will
receive password input. This should work.
On Mar 13, 8:48 am, Monica Chrismawati
wrote:
> Hi everyone, i am currently developing an application and i need a
> login menu. In login menu there is a password textfield, but i don't
> k
What is the res folder? /sdcard/res?
On Mar 13, 3:07 pm, aswani kumar tholeti
wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> how to write/read log data into txt file in res folder
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Aswan
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There's another problem too, which is that if the byte array is very
large (100MB+), which could easily happen with video files, Android is
going to throw an OutOfMemoryError. So there's a broader question: how
can I get from a URI to a byte array to add to a multipart message,
without crashing And
Hi all
I want to get from an Android Uri (of the kind returned by
onActivityResult) to a simple byte array, in order to upload a file as
part of a multipart message. Can anyone provide an example of how to
get from a Uri to a byte[] array?
My current code (below) is almost there, but falls down b
By any chance, Is this fixed in Android 2.1r1 release? I notice that
there are many commits that mention Keyguard related fixes. I'm
currently building the AOSP sources to verify the behavior in the
emulator.
Some kind of confirmation will be appreciated :)
On Thu, Mar 11, 2010 at 7:34 PM, devi p
[I thought I posted this yesterday, but it hasn't shown up in the
group, so apologies if it posts twice.]
I'm trying to pass a Uri to the video camera as EXTRA_OUTPUT. The file
shoots and saves OK at the Uri I give it, but unfortunately pressing
the 'Retake' or 'Play' buttons crashes the applicati
Sorry for the double post, just had to add one more thing.
I understand that many of your are a bit angry for there being no java
bindings at this time. But from an architectural point of view i
totally understand Romain's comment that they want to get it right.
OpenGL ES 2.0 is not compatible to
Hey Greg,
Can't say that I am aware of "few" and "many" as values in "quantity".
I have only used "one" and "other" so far...
Sorry that I can't be much of a help here.
Perhaps developers of the Android platform can shed some light for us?
Hello? haha.
Makas
On Mar 12, 7:57 am, Greg Giacovelli
Hi!
I'm sharing informations with a content provider. But whent something
change, the provider seems to ignore it untill I close my program. Or
do not write data on the database until I close it. So is there a
commend or a method to force ContentProvider to synchronize with his
respective database
Hey Michael,
http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers/browse_thread/thread/064ebeaa6401#
hope that helps :)
Ciao,
Mario
On 13 Mrz., 05:17, MichaelEGR wrote:
> Also I just want to point out that the community driven LWJGL desktop
> Java binding has already added OpenGL 4.0 support
Hi Craig,
Yes, it is indeed possible, although not directly from the asset
folder (I think, been a while since I did it). If my memory serves me
right, you will need to write the file (apk) into the phone memory or
sdcard (not sure about sdcard though) before you can use
PathClassLoader on it.
Ma
Hi All,
How to pause music when user recieves incoming call in android?
Can i know i am getting incoming call from any API's?
Please help,Its urgent.
Thanks
Kavitha
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There is no guarantee that this will work, but try placing
"os.flush()" in your loop. Which in theory tells the outputstream
implementation to write out the buffered data.
E.g
while ((len = is.read(buffer)) != -1){
os.write(buffer, 0, len);
os.flush();
}
I haven't looked at the underlying i
On Sat, Mar 13, 2010 at 1:36 AM, Caeser wrote:
> D:\android-sdk-windows\tools>adb install TEST_V2.apk
>
Include the -r flag to indicate it's a re-install. Ex: "adb install -r
TEST_V2.apk"
TIp: type "adb" with no argument in the command line to see a list of
available commands and flags.
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Hi All,
how to show media volume controller on my screen in android?
Thanks
kavitha
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