And why you want to enforce certain screen orientation for non UI element
like service? It's makes no much sense. If you really need certain
orientation for your *Activity*, enforce it there, either via code or
manifest. Otherwise keep your hands off of this unless you love users to
give you names.
Thanks for your reply.
My custom list view consists of Relative Layout with textviews and an
image view.
I need to highlight(that orange color) the selected row while
focussing..
Please Suggest..
On Oct 5, 2:03 pm, tonypopsonic wrote:
> set the property in the layout file.
>
> -
2011/10/5 Sheado
> Hello,
>
> In-app billing doesn't seem to be working on 1.6 & 2.1. I'm testing
> with the Dungeons sample app and purchasing android.test.purchased.
> Same issue in my own app.
>
I just ran a quick test on a 2.0.1 device, and it worked - for an app that's
in production, with a
Hi
I know that it is possible to do it with version 1.6 or higher with
this code:
int currentapiVersion = android.os.Build.VERSION.SDK_INT;
if (currentapiVersion >= android.os.Build.VERSION_CODES.FROYO){
// Do something for froyo and above versions
} else{
// do something for phones runni
set the property in the layout file.
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we are having an requirement where we need to access a file
from computer to our android device. Please any one can direct us
where to look for.
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On Wed, Oct 5, 2011 at 5:06 PM, Leo wrote:
> OK,
> The apk file is not unpacked after installation, it stored as is
> inside android either in internal memory or on SD-card in android-
> secure directory.
> Here is the code that I wrote to access the CERT.RSA file from inside
> the application.
>
i checked that in Android 2.2.2 (motorola Droid) it works perfect, but
if i test it on versions from 1.5 to 2.1, then it works bad, the
cameraview overlapps the other views...
i checked also that if i invert the position of the views on the
contentview of my app (first the GLSurfaceView, after the
In fact,sqllite will meet performance issues when deal with mass data.
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OK,
The apk file is not unpacked after installation, it stored as is
inside android either in internal memory or on SD-card in android-
secure directory.
Here is the code that I wrote to access the CERT.RSA file from inside
the application.
It seems that this is the only way, but maybe I'm wrong.
There is a limit of 256KB (?) for your data for SQLite to be able to
move backwards at a reasonable pace. Once you go over it, you will
see a bunch of messages in the log and the move will become very slow
and AFAIK, there is nothing you can do about it other than to optimize
the size of your resu
How the .apk installation process works on device? Is the .apk file
just copied to some place and kind of installer application extracts
the application information, register somehow the application to
environment, extract also the icon and put it on the application
launch screen? Or the .apk conte
Read the javadocs for SQLiteDatabase. Apparently you need to do
something special for localization/collation, but they don't really
help you out that much. Maybe it's time to google an answer to get
your database queries to localize properly.
Doug
On Oct 4, 4:41 am, Jairo de Almeida wrote:
> H
Hi All,
I have downloaded the android source code and have added a new
application to the source code. I am able to compile it and see it on
the device using the resultant image files.
However if I add a "raw" folder to my application and build it along
with the native source, it is (the raw folde
I have an augmented reality app that shows the the camera view and a
GLSurfaceView with a polygon that can be rotated touching the screen.
The main layout of my app is a FrameLayout. The frameLayout contains
the cameraView and the GLSurfaceView. My app also have two buttons on
the screen (zoom in/o
On Oct 4, 9:42 am, bob wrote:
> Does anyone know why this code is ridiculously slow and/or how to make
> it faster?
What do you mean by "ridiculously slow"?
Have you considered using DataInputStream to read binary data instead
of parsing string-tokenized data?
Doug
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Hi all,
in my one application,using sqlite database i have to show approx
17000 data from database one by one,
on backward & forward buttons.For that i have been using
cursor.moveToFirst(), cursor.moveToNext(), cursor.moveToPrevious(),
cursor.moveToLast(),
and showing desired result.
every thing is
On Oct 4, 6:18 am, Pathy wrote:
> What procedure that i need to follow if i am going to install my
> application on the aircraft.
I think you're in the wrong place. You'll probably have to consult
with the airline on which the craft will fly, or maybe even the FAA.
What exactly are you trying t
If you are getting a "package not signed correctly" error, and you are
a user of the Amazon app store, that probably means you are trying to
update an app that you first downloaded from Amazon with the same app
from the Android Market. Amazon repackages the developer's and
includes some custom ant
That's not all apps, that's just preloaded apps (and just the apk for
each one). You'd also have to look in /data/app to find the apk for
downloaded apps. Or you can use PackageManager to query Android for
installed apps.
Doug
On Oct 4, 3:00 am, "Gokul.C" wrote:
> see /system/app/ directory
>
You use MySQL on Android?
On Oct 4, 1:42 pm, Studio LFP wrote:
> Are you wanting to compare the time in Android or have the database query in
> MySQL do it?
>
> Steven
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