First, it's initialized on demand, which itself has two benefits: you're
not wasting time doing something unnecessary; you're not doing a bunch
of stuff at application startup time, so it's more responsive.
Second, it's cleaner (at least to my eyes). Compare:
DataCache dc = ((MyApplication)get
It is nothing complicated. It is just the last Intent that was sent with
sendStickBroadcast() that matches the IntentFilter you are using. (If there
are multiple matches, it is randomly one of them.)
That said, I would generally discourage third party apps from using sticky
broadcasts. You can
NO shell commands are part of the SDK. Third party apps should not rely on
being able to launch any shell commands.
Further -- anything you do here is going to end up relying on private APIs,
because a VM created from the raw dalvik command does not have any
association with the running framework
Can I first ask, what are you trying to accomplish? What is the purpose of
having an editable text view if the user can't actually put text into it?
On Tue, Feb 1, 2011 at 10:29 AM, zenperttu wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I would like a way to turn off showing the current soft keyboard for
> an EditText. I
LVL is so easily bypassed that it doesnt seem to make any sense to use
it as it stands. I hope google creates a fix to this soon.
On Jan 18, 7:03 pm, TreKing wrote:
> On Mon, Jan 17, 2011 at 10:03 AM, mmtbb wrote:
> > Have there been any improvements to this lately?
>
> If my "improvements" you
On Feb 3, 4:00 pm, Christian Chabtini wrote:
> Hey doug,
>
> well, i want to create an app similar to mobistealth, mobile spy and
> many others apps that i saw for iphones,android phones.
> i am very curious how they accomplished that!!!
Are you under the impression that Mobistealth operates
ok
please leason to me
now i know like your about
ok
what is you live
what is you name what
is you work
your about i don't no
so sorry
i see your
bey bey
On Sat, Feb 5, 2011 at 10:53 PM, zenperttu wrote:
> Hi! Thanks for your answer. Unfortunately setting editable="false"
> does not do the tri
The android Compatability Defination Document has no requirements on
any native executables being present. However, in practice they are
because nobody has any reason to remove them.
I'd suspect that the /system/bin/am utility would be a slightly safer
bet, seeing as it is basically a command line
I have a custom list view displaying contacts from the phone book with
checkbox on each name row. when user checks on an item I need to
display "Done" button at the bottom of the screen.
My custom Activity extends ListAcvitity through adapter populates each
row with the checbox. Custom layout as b
I have a custom list view displaying contacts from the phone book with
checkbox on each name row. when user checks on an item I need to
display "Done" button at the bottom of the screen.
My custom Activity extends ListAcvitity through adapter populates each
row with the checbox. Custom layout as b
You might consider starting with an example.
I once started with some code from Progmatic Bookshelf called
"Translate".
You should try it. I found it, its in this zip file under /code/
Translate.
It connects to wikipedia and does word searching perhaps similar to
what you require.
http://www.prag
A trie would be most efficient, but probably a pre-built Sqlite file
would be (much) simpler to implement.
On Feb 5, 2:36 pm, nivedita arora wrote:
> hi,
> i really need help.
> i am making a word game for college which uses words of length 4 to
> 7.
> i have a certain array of string containing
ok, so I can use sendStickyBroadcast(). Just wondered how much I
know about the delivery of the latest broadcast that I get back this
way. Is there any way to know if it was processed? or do I need to
send a confirmation broadcast? What do I know for sure about the
broadcast that i get back fr
I'm not really crazy about the whole In App Billing thing. I'm selling
a paid app pretty successfully (so I guess kind of biased). Now here
comes in App billing, so everybody and their brother can offer a free
version of anything, then get people to "buy up" or unlock features
through In App Billin
It only works for a broadcast that is sent with sendStickyBroadcast().
On Sat, Feb 5, 2011 at 7:08 PM, AndroidDevTime wrote:
> I have seen registerReceiver(null, Intent) can be used to get last
> System level broadcast values such as battery level. Does this also
> work for custom application In
It appears the "Hello, L10n" sample supersedes the L10nDemo sample and
it's described in the tutorials. I'll run through it from there.
Cheers!
-E
On Feb 5, 7:56 pm, Eric Cloninger wrote:
> The localization draft article
> athttp://groups.google.com/group/android-developers/web/localizing-andr
I have seen registerReceiver(null, Intent) can be used to get last
System level broadcast values such as battery level. Does this also
work for custom application Intents? Lets say I have an application
Intent called SetOrder and I broadcast this Intent. Using
registerReceiver(null, SetOrder) c
On my PreferenceActivity onCreate I tried adding a ;
this.findPreference("WaveID_BillBoard_Scaleing").setKey(value
+"_BillBoard_Scaleing");
...
... (other similiar lines)
...
Where "value" was a string passed to the intent.
My intention was to be able to create an arbitary number of different
pr
Also what is the earliest point/hook in the code where I can begin to
store in SharedPreferences? Can I access in Application.create()?
On Feb 5, 6:03 pm, Hari Edo wrote:
> Save data when the user's no longer interacting with it. And even
> when they are. As you point out, there are no guarant
Ok. In the particular case of a global (application level) shared
static variable accessed via a singleton, that I want to be able to
recover. Should I have this store this every time it gets updated in a
single method call. for example public synchronized
Singleton{ // derived from Application
Have you considered Sqlite? I'm using it in a speeling app I'm
developing.
Jerry
On Feb 5, 3:36 pm, nivedita arora wrote:
> hi,
> i really need help.
> i am making a word game for college which uses words of length 4 to
> 7.
> i have a certain array of string containing words of length 4 -7.i
>
I have seen this question answered before in this group. Do a search
on it. I think the answer was 'no'. The reason it cannot be done (or
at least cannot be done simply) is that the phone's in-call audio and
its multi-media audio are considered separate paths, the former is
carefully guarded agains
WebView is not final class, so yes you can extend from WebView.
On 5 фев, 12:31, sagar masuti wrote:
> Hi Mark,
>
> I have implemented a class named WidgetView.java which extends from
> FrameLayout.
> This acts as a container for Webview.In my class I handle the touch events
> according to my spe
Save data when the user's no longer interacting with it. And even
when they are. As you point out, there are no guaranteed callbacks.
The system assumes that if you're idle, you can be killed.
On Feb 5, 8:57 pm, AndroidDevTime wrote:
> I would like to handle application shutdown gracefully. W
On Sat, Feb 5, 2011 at 8:57 PM, AndroidDevTime wrote:
> I would like to handle application shutdown gracefully.
There is no such concept as "application shutdown" in Android.
> Whether the
> user ends the application or the system decides the kill the process,
> I want to know the best place to
I would like to handle application shutdown gracefully. Whether the
user ends the application or the system decides the kill the process,
I want to know the best place to put hooks in the application to
detect and handle this. I know that application level components have
lifecycle methods the co
The localization draft article at
http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers/web/localizing-android-apps-draft
is a nice reference. There is a sample connected to the article, but I can't
seem to get it. I get error messages when I try to access L10nDemo.zip. The
other files that are as
On Feb 5, 2:33 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> On Sat, Feb 5, 2011 at 5:19 PM, AndroidDevTime
> wrote:
> > Where
> > should the application state for a Widget be maintained? In the
> > Application subclass or in the Widget itself.
>
true, but what I was thinking is an app widget that is reflectin
What is the advantage of using lazy initialize Java Singleton vs.
using subclass of application as the Singleton itself? Since we
already have getApplication() available in most places
On Feb 5, 3:03 pm, Kostya Vasilyev wrote:
> You can use a lazy initialize Java Singleton, where you pass i
What is the advantage of using lazy initialize Java Singleton vs.
using subclass of application as the Singleton itself? Since we
already have getApplication() available in most places
On Feb 5, 3:03 pm, Kostya Vasilyev wrote:
> You can use a lazy initialize Java Singleton, where you pass i
What is the advantage of using lazy initialize Java Singleton vs.
using subclass of application as the Singleton itself? Since we
already have getApplication() available in most places
On Feb 5, 3:03 pm, Kostya Vasilyev wrote:
> You can use a lazy initialize Java Singleton, where you pass i
What is the advantage of using lazy initialize Java Singleton vs.
using subclass of application as the Singleton itself? Since we
already have getApplication() available in most places
On Feb 5, 3:03 pm, Kostya Vasilyev wrote:
> You can use a lazy initialize Java Singleton, where you pass i
What is the advantage of using lazy initialize Java Singleton vs.
using subclass of application as the Singleton itself? Since we
already have getApplication() available in most places
On Feb 5, 3:03 pm, Kostya Vasilyev wrote:
> You can use a lazy initialize Java Singleton, where you pass i
What is the advantage of using lazy initialize Java Singleton vs.
using subclass of application as the Singleton itself? Since we
already have getApplication() available in most places
On Feb 5, 3:03 pm, Kostya Vasilyev wrote:
> You can use a lazy initialize Java Singleton, where you pass i
What is the advantage of using lazy initialize Java Singleton vs.
using subclass of application as the Singleton itself? Since we
already have getApplication() available in most places
On Feb 5, 3:03 pm, Kostya Vasilyev wrote:
> You can use a lazy initialize Java Singleton, where you pass i
On Feb 5, 3:03 pm, Kostya Vasilyev wrote:
> You can use a lazy initialize Java Singleton, where you pass in a context in
> case one is needed to recreate state.
>
Are you referring to keeping a Context reference inside the
singleton?
> If you need to keep a context reference, make sure to c
Ok. Lets say that it goes into a static singleton, and say the status
is level2 and the application/widget gets shutdown. I suppose I would
need to implement a saveState() method on the singleton, and detect
this shutdown somewhere so I could recover the correct state? I
don't think there is any
You can use a lazy initialize Java Singleton, where you pass in a context in
case one is needed to recreate state.
If you need to keep a context reference, make sure to call
getApplicationContext and keep that instead, so you don't run into object
lifetime issues and leak memory (in case that Cont
Well, someone could always come up with a "port" of the Android
emulator to "native" Windoze/Mac/Linux, and then it would be easy.
Otherwise, the UI, as usual, is the bottleneck.
On Feb 5, 3:19 pm, bob wrote:
> How hard is it usually to convert an Android app to regular Java that
> will run on a
I have an Widget Application that also has Activities, and a heavily
used Service full of functions. I would like to keep a global status
for the application. This is app/widget specific state like say
STARTED, LEVEL1, LEVEL2 etc, so since the status is referenced in the
widget, the service, and
I have an Widget Application that also has Activities, and a heavily
used Service full of functions. I would like to keep a global status
for the application. This is app/widget specific state like say
STARTED, LEVEL1, LEVEL2 etc, so since the status is referenced in the
widget, the service, and
On Sat, Feb 5, 2011 at 5:19 PM, AndroidDevTime wrote:
> Where
> should the application state for a Widget be maintained? In the
> Application subclass or in the Widget itself.
Neither. Ideally, an app widget has no "state" outside of data you
maintain for your application as a whole, which hopef
If the widget initialization requires some calls to registerReceiver()
passing a null pointer to get the values where is the best place to be
doing this. In my case, I am maintaining "Application state" in an
Application subclass. In a sense my whole widget application has a
state. The state depen
How hard is it usually to convert an Android app to regular Java that
will run on a PC?
Is there an automatic way to do this so I can release my Android games
for PC and Mac and Linux easily?
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Ok, you two. Now I'm hungry for a donut while I'm doing my laundry!
On Sat, Feb 5, 2011 at 10:10 AM, Kostya Vasilyev wrote:
> 05.02.2011 18:59, Maps.Huge.Info (Maps API Guru) пишет:
>
> I believe being able to provide refunds is important. When you go to a
real-world store
>>> Sinc
hi,
i really need help.
i am making a word game for college which uses words of length 4 to
7.
i have a certain array of string containing words of length 4 -7.i
have to check if those words are valid english words or not.i was
earlier trying to implement database containing 4 tables each having
a
No, this particular user didn't.
On Feb 5, 5:38 am, String wrote:
> Do the users experiencing the problem have one of those other apps installed?
> The ones you're sending the intent to on exit. If so, it may be that it's
> this app causing the problem, not you. You're just triggering it.
>
> S
No, this particular user didn't.
On Feb 5, 5:38 am, String wrote:
> Do the users experiencing the problem have one of those other apps installed?
> The ones you're sending the intent to on exit. If so, it may be that it's
> this app causing the problem, not you. You're just triggering it.
>
> S
No, this particular user didn't.
On Feb 5, 5:38 am, String wrote:
> Do the users experiencing the problem have one of those other apps installed?
> The ones you're sending the intent to on exit. If so, it may be that it's
> this app causing the problem, not you. You're just triggering it.
>
> S
Update: My fantastically helpful DroidX user reports that the stripped
down version works without a glitch. So there's hope. Unless it is
some side-effect like a memory issue, I hope to establish cause and
effect soon and will report here in case anybody else runs into
something similar.
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Here is some sample code, images of various actionbar modes, and a
downloadable sample project.
http://www.satyakomatineni.com/item/3624
On Sat, Feb 5, 2011 at 1:21 PM, Satya Komatineni
wrote:
> Looks like the value for both
>
> NAVIGATION_MODE_LIST
> NAVIGATION_MODE_DROPDOWN_LIST
>
> appears t
Supposedly Motorola Xoom is coming out Feb 17 with Android 3.0. How that is
going to work out we'll find out Feb 17. I can't imagine Google would allow
a half baked 3.0 go out the door just for Motorola to meet it's desired ship
date.
On Sat, Feb 5, 2011 at 8:12 AM, Mark Murphy wrote:
> On Sat,
Try to instrument avcodec_open and anything that it calls with
__android_log_print to get an idea about what is wrong.
On 5 фев, 19:03, cervello wrote:
> I'm trying to decode a video but in my code I think there is a problem
> about avcodec_find decoder().. I control it with log_message and on
>
So I have a few thoughts on this subject. I have been hoping ever since
apple introduced this feature for iPhone/iPad that Google would hurry up and
add this. I know of several developers that are making a huge sum more with
in-app virtual good purchases than their pro version ever sold. Because it
Can I rely on dalvikvm to be reliable on all Android devices? I would
like to use it to send an intent from a native component, which due to
legacy design, does not have access to a JNI context.
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On 2/5/2011 10:34 AM, Mark Murphy wrote:
On Sat, Feb 5, 2011 at 11:21 AM, Kevin Brooks wrote:
I am getting an error "device not found"
Run adb devices. If your device is not listed, then:
-- on Windows, you need to get the right driver
-- on Linux, you may need to fuss wi
Looks like the value for both
NAVIGATION_MODE_LIST
NAVIGATION_MODE_DROPDOWN_LIST
appears to be the same.
The only affect of setting one mode or vs the other, (betweent these
two modes), is wether to show the titles or not. I suppose those can
be done through display options setting.
Satya
On S
That's interesting. Thanks for the info.
05.02.2011 20:33, Maps.Huge.Info (Maps API Guru) пишет:
It's the right to use the software in a certain way, to repeatedly...
In my business, I have a stated policy of "No refunds under any
circumstances." I've had this policy for over 30 years and it ha
I see this navigation mode in the API however not in the javadoc that
is downloaded with honeycomb preview.
Any thoughts which is more recent?
Thanks
Satya
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True,
I'll have to look into that back at work. In this case it happens to
be running on a IIS platform.
Thanks for the insight.
//Jan
On Feb 5, 7:35 pm, Kostya Vasilyev wrote:
> 05.02.2011 20:19, Jan Westin пишет:
>
> > Thanks fot the tip.
>
> Welcome.
>
> > But in this case the goal is to pro
05.02.2011 20:19, Jan Westin пишет:
Thanks fot the tip.
Welcome.
But in this case the goal is to provide users with an unique hash and
to validate their handsets to get access to a newspapers standing
subscriber-feed.
Thus the parameter is intended for one time use.
So what? URL rewriting i
>> It's the right to use the software in a certain way, to repeatedly...
In my business, I have a stated policy of "No refunds under any
circumstances." I've had this policy for over 30 years and it has
served me well. I have the policy stated in several places and so far,
it hasn't been a problem
Interesting notice that there is a difference.
>From what we have seen so far, we haven't noticed a difference sending
the URL from one handset or from our SMSC.
Worth mentioning that this is the case of Finish operators.
I don't own a Samsung Galaxy phone myself, but the customers that have
repor
Thanks fot the tip.
But in this case the goal is to provide users with an unique hash and
to validate their handsets to get access to a newspapers standing
subscriber-feed.
Thus the parameter is intended for one time use.
The link is retrieved from our SMSC by sending a keyword to a known
shortcod
Yes test 2 is not part of the query. It was just there to identify the
message from our SMSC.
Sorry for the confusion. And yes the problem is just that it just
highlights http://www.site.com as part of an url.
On Feb 5, 5:46 pm, Kostya Vasilyev wrote:
> Not sure if there are any spaces.
>
> The S
Thanks Daniel
Your response is more in line of what i was expecting...
On Feb 4, 6:18 pm, Daniel Drozdzewski
wrote:
> Koala,
>
> Try this for
> starters:http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4491720/why-android-is-built-on-a-...
>
> and follow various pointer that appear there (like the video from
On Sat, Feb 5, 2011 at 1:40 AM, subhashini alaguchokku <
subhashini.andr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Pls send me this link
I have faith that, if you have been able to build an Android application and
successfully upload it to the Android Market, you have the technical prowess
required to navigate thr
On Sat, Feb 5, 2011 at 1:34 AM, Robin Talwar
wrote:
> Sorry i have read your other posts also
> you keep replying in the same tone anyways
>
It is very difficult to convey tone in emails / posts. Tone is usually
inferred by the reader. This perceived tone is often wrong.
> my bad i dint mention
> Same code works on version 2.2 of the Google API emulator, but not 2.3
> of the Google API emulator.
It's known, confirmed issue:
https://groups.google.com/group/android-developers/msg/69ad5f4a5ec9f3e9
If you want to test LVL use 2.2 emulator instead.
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On Sat, Feb 5, 2011 at 11:21 AM, Kevin Brooks wrote:
> I am getting an error "device not found"
Run adb devices. If your device is not listed, then:
-- on Windows, you need to get the right driver
-- on Linux, you may need to fuss with udev rules or the equivalent
for your distro
-- on OS X...um
just to add more food for thought - there may be a problem here -
there are definitely some differences
Using this as a test URL
http://www.test.com?id=123abc
If I send it to the Epic from another phone - it does NOT consider the
query portion (?id=123abc) as part of the link
if I send it to th
I am getting an error "device not found"
On 1/5/2011 11:53 AM, Mark Murphy wrote:
adb -d install path/to/your.apk
On Wed, Jan 5, 2011 at 12:51 PM, Kevin Brooks wrote:
How can I download one of my apps from my computer directly to my phone?
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On Sat, Feb 5, 2011 at 11:08 AM, chcat wrote:
> Any idea if that
> part is functional in "Gingerbread"
Considering that it is not in Gingerbread, I doubt that it is functional.
> or when "Honycomb" might be available for Nexus?
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05.02.2011 18:59, Maps.Huge.Info (Maps API Guru) пишет:
I believe being able to provide refunds is important. When you go to a
real-world store
Since a user upgrading to a "pro" version isn't buying anything
tangible, it's more like going into a donut shop, buying a donut and
eating it. How man
yeah that's true
As Mark said, if you do the same test with %20 - it does include the ?
sc= portion in the link
may need a CR/LF in there to force the separation between the link and
the text
On Feb 5, 9:46 am, Kostya Vasilyev wrote:
> Not sure if there are any spaces.
>
> The SMS content is: "
Mark, Thanks for the clarification.
I am interested in adaptive http live streaming, that is supposed to
be one of the great new features in Android 3.0.
I'd have to get some sort of live media streaming from Nexus One phone
within next 6months. I wouldn't want to try to "re- invent the wheel"
if
I'm trying to decode a video but in my code I think there is a problem
about avcodec_find decoder().. I control it with log_message and on
logcat there is "here1" but there isn't "here2" .. So I think there is
a problem with avcodec_find_decoder...
Can anyone any idea?? Please help me, Thanks
And
05.02.2011 18:47, Neilz пишет:
No I'm testing on a Nexus...
Ok.
But I can't be responsible for user's individual settings, so I'll
just have to assume that in some cases the network will not be
available during the night. Unless there's a command to explicitly
wake up the connection?
Well,
>> I believe being able to provide refunds is important. When you go to a
>> real-world store
Since a user upgrading to a "pro" version isn't buying anything
tangible, it's more like going into a donut shop, buying a donut and
eating it. How many consumers ask for refunds at that point? Under
som
Has this issue been resolved or are there plans to resolve it? It
seems that the issue that I have with the server response not being
read by the Android's native browser when I call a remote web service
could be related to this 4K buffering on the browser's side. Has
anyone else experienced this
No I'm testing on a Nexus...
But I can't be responsible for user's individual settings, so I'll
just have to assume that in some cases the network will not be
available during the night. Unless there's a command to explicitly
wake up the connection?
On Feb 5, 3:42 pm, Kostya Vasilyev wrote:
> In
Not sure if there are any spaces.
The SMS content is: "http://www.site.com?param=value Test 2"
It's not clear whether the " Test 2" is part of the URL. I would think
not, because spaces in URLs are always encoded as "%20" or "+".
I suspect the issue is that the "?param=value" is not highlight
LVL doesn't work for me on 2.3 either.
LogCat output:
01-27 00:21:46.455: INFO/LicenseChecker(1067): Binding to licensing
service.
01-27 00:21:46.465: WARN/ActivityManager(76): Unable to start service
Intent { act=com.android.vending.licensing.ILicensingService }: not
found
01-27 00:21:46.465: ER
Interesting.
I take it by wireless you mean cellular?
My HTC Hero has an option for "always on cellular data connection" - I
guess it's specific to HTC phones, as neither my Samsung Galaxy S or
Motorola Milestone have that.
Is your phone made by HTC by any chance? If so, perhaps you could ch
BTW, it's been suggested to use a link shortening service - that would
break intent filters, if they are used to launch the application.
What would work, is to use URL rewriting, so rather than using:
http://www.site.com/page?param=value
one would use something like:
http://www.site.com/page/
On 5 February 2011 16:08, Kostya Vasilyev wrote:
> A "secret" file location can be easily discovered by someone who is able to
> run strace (== rooted firmware), which then can be shared, or exploited by
> an "unlocker" application.
If anyone start sniffing with strace then definitely such "prot
On Sat, Feb 5, 2011 at 10:25 AM, kernelpanic wrote:
> I do question the validity of the spaces in the query and suspect that
> is the issue here.
:: smacks forehead ::
Yeah, I never noticed that. Looking at the regex that Linkify uses, it
will not honor spaces in query parameters, but it should
On Sat, Feb 5, 2011 at 10:22 AM, Neilz wrote:
> Yes, looking at the log output, it seems the device disables the
> wireless connection after a few minutes while the phone's sleeping, to
> save resources I suppose. So I'll just have to code around that, and
> reset the alarm to try again until the
You didn't mention which Galaxy S phone or if it's all of them.
FWIW, I've had no issues sending this type of URL through an SMS
gateway to the Samsung Epic Galaxy class phone - works as expected.
I do question the validity of the spaces in the query and suspect that
is the issue here.
I can sen
Yes, looking at the log output, it seems the device disables the
wireless connection after a few minutes while the phone's sleeping, to
save resources I suppose. So I'll just have to code around that, and
reset the alarm to try again until the connection is back.
On Feb 5, 1:29 pm, Kostya Vasilyev
05.02.2011 17:46, Marcin Orlowski пишет:
On 5 February 2011 15:35, Kostya Vasilyev wrote:
The memory card is accessible and writable by anyone, including other
applications and the user, and storing the timestamp as text is practically
begging for someone to mess with it.
Not fully agreee. If
Hi! Thanks for your answer. Unfortunately setting editable="false"
does not do the trick. When I'm moving the focus via hard keys from a
normal EditText to the View where I'd like not to have soft keyboard
shown it still stays on the screen.
ps. Sorry I didn't answer earlier, I couldn't find my po
On 5 February 2011 15:35, Kostya Vasilyev wrote:
> The memory card is accessible and writable by anyone, including other
> applications and the user, and storing the timestamp as text is practically
> begging for someone to mess with it.
Not fully agreee. If you do this right way, it will someho
The very least you can do is use application-specific storage for your
timestamp value.
The memory card is accessible and writable by anyone, including other
applications and the user, and storing the timestamp as text is
practically begging for someone to mess with it.
I'd suggest you use S
I saw your posting about the DataOutputstream now, so I try that
instead of PrintWriter. I know that these files can be changed by
users, but most people don'tknow how to do that. Do you know a better
idea for a trial version? I don't have time for a server based
solution.
On Feb 5, 9:52 am, Kosty
I tried the printwriter and I can use it to write the information as a
String. But how can I read this information to extract it as a long? I
tried
in = new FileInputStream(fileLocation);
in.read(readData); //readData is a byte vector
String readString=new String(readData);
but this does not wo
You don't read in a byte vector. You read in a string. You convert the
string to a long.
You really need to back off of Android development for a while and learn Java.
On Sat, Feb 5, 2011 at 9:08 AM, MobileVisuals wrote:
> I tried the printwriter and I can use it to write the information as a
>
This is a self reply.
It has been solved by
1.Copy original jpeg file to destination directory.
2.Register image with ContentResolver::insert
Thank you
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2011/2/4 Koji Ohno :
> Hi
>
> I have been trying to save some image to a
It looks like the emulator currently only supports one default
hardware configuration for hasSystemFeature()
http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=11682 which indeed
is inconvenient for emulating/testing app behavior for different
hardware configurations.
On Feb 4, 8:42 pm, Manfred Mos
Neil,
That's pretty much how I test too, except my code lacks a check for
isConnected, only for null.
This is what I get in my app's log:
NetworkInfo: type: MOBILE[EDGE], state: CONNECTED/CONNECTED, reason:
apnSwitched, extra: internet.mts.ru, roaming: false, failover: false,
isAvailable: t
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