Your solution works perfectly for me on Gingerbread (Android 2.3.7) and
below. However, when trying on ICS (4.0+) or newer, neither the *
onSetInitialValue* or the *onGetDefaultValue* functions are ever called.
Can anyone explain why the behavior changed in ICS?
On Friday, July 27, 2012 1:41:5
I have no experience with this interface, but it looks like you can
send the preview to an OpenGL texture rather than the SurfaceView. A
texture can be copied to conventional memory with the OpenGL API.
On Apr 17, 10:46 pm, Taylor Niver wrote:
> I asked a question yesterday but didn't get much gu
Yes. The emulator uses the host NIC as though it's a WiFi service
provider. All the apps respond accordingly.
Not sure if this will be important for you, but the emulated settings
for Proxy and DNS for that emulated ISP all function by manipulating
the emulator GUI. If you're on an enterprise LA
> Or use image views and set them as 'src' images (this way you'll have
> better control over scaling and clipping).
> 25.03.2012 5:29 пользователь "Gene" написал:
>
> > How can you get programmed stroked Drawables (not bitmaps) to appear
> > in th
How can you get programmed stroked Drawables (not bitmaps) to appear
in the lines of a ListView?
On Mar 23, 1:36 am, TreKing wrote:
> On Thu, Mar 22, 2012 at 9:42 PM, Gene wrote:
> > ListView seems to be the way to go, but I can't grok how to make
> > other-than-bitmaps appe
I have a pretty intricate custom Drawable for military map symbols.
These are stroked and labeled programmatically. The Symbol class
provides a few enums that control appearance. So the API looks
something like:
// Symbol inherits class Drawable
Symbol.Affiliation a = ...;
Symbol.Size s = ... ;
S
When you see huge differences like this on joins it often means one of
the inner columns is not in an index _and_ there exists at least one
pair of tables being joined that won't fit in cache. So I'd bet the
difference between the two devices is SQLlite caching, which could be
either RAM available
I am not an expert on this, but am pretty sure you will have to
implement onDestroy() and do an orderly close on the sockets you are
using.
On Feb 18, 2:30 am, Nitin Gaikwad wrote:
> Hi Friends,
> 1 I am developing one application where i write one service using
> broadcast receiver.
> 2 In this
Thanks. It finally started working when I deleted http:// from the
Proxy entry in the emulated Android device Access Point proxy
settings. When I looked back at my old notes, this is how I had
gotten it working originally. I had created a new virtual device and
added the http:// by mistake.
In
Hello all. I'm developing an Android Maps API app behind a business
proxy/firewall using an emulator.
Mac OS X is the host machine.
It took a lot of fiddling, but I finally found a -http-proxy and -dns
settings that got the emulator through to the Internet. I also had to
set the proxy settings
)
Please consider checking this out and editing the compatability
requirements if applicable. I could of course be wrong. If I am right
this will prevent a lot of needless frustration in the universe
Thanks,
Gene
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That video is so cool, it almost makes me want to develop an app for
your App Store!
On Nov 21, 10:32 am, Shane Isbell wrote:
> New MiKandi launch, check out the promotional
> vid:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3qNsDmRWlo
>
> If you guys have paid apps, publish them and start making some money.
I too am experiencing the same exact problem. I'm using AudioRecord
and my app works fine on my Nexus, Behold II, Cliq XT, Droid and Droid
X.
LG Ally users (and Samsung Moment users) are reporting crashes. I'm
locked in at 8khz sample rate. It would be useful to have a logcat
from an LG Ally to
I haven't done this; however, it seems quite simply a matter of asking
for the PIN during onStart() method.
When the user nagivates away from the app, it will eventually be
killed, and when the user restarts it, onStart() will be called again.
On Aug 4, 7:49 pm, Mike wrote:
> How do I protect an
An Entertainment category already exists, where wallpapers, ringtones,
and soundboards are supposed to go. Most spammers do not want their
app in the "Entertainment" category, because that category is flooded
already. So they post their wallpapers in the "Social" or
"Communication" category.
If
Spam is a BIG problem on the Android market, with many asian
developers creating multiple accounts and FLOODING the market with
their wallpaper and background apps.
We've been trying to keep track of some of the spammers in this Google
Market Suggestion Thread:
http://www.google.com/support/forum/
I have an app that records 8Khz audio, saves to the SD and plays it
back. It uses the AudioRecord API and it works just fine on my Nexus
One (2.2), Behold II (1.6), Cliq XT (1.5) and the emulator (tested
from 1.5 to 2.2).
However, on the market error report, I am seeing the following
IllegalState
ution?
Thanks,
Gene
On Sun, Jul 11, 2010 at 1:26 AM, Jeruliu wrote:
> Thanks, you solved my problem, again.
>
> On Jul 9, 7:40 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> > On Fri, Jul 9, 2010 at 5:03 AM, Jeruliu wrote:
> > > Thanks, actually i need to access the shared preference in a
infringing apps appear
to be out of China or some other asian country... that alone may
dissuade the rights holder from pursing it.
Gene
On Jul 10, 6:23 am, michael wrote:
> Hi again,
>
> > Doing so may well violate their DMCA safe harbor provisions and open
> > them up to big-
I am able to display a custom Toast from an Activity; however, a
service does not inherit the findViewById() method needed to build the
custom Toast. Is there a way around this? See below:
public class CService extends Service {
public void onCreate() {
super.onCreate();
}
@
Hello,
I am trying to display a "custom" Toast from a service. I have no
problem displaying a regular Toast from my service using
Toast.makeText() and Toast.show(); however, I would like to display a
custom Toast with an embedded graphic. The problem seems to be that
the Service class does not i
FWIW, the internal time scale used by GPS is now exactly 15 seconds
ahead of UTC.
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rself.
If you have a problem with this - let me know and we will put this in
our Bhoost project plan.
Gene
On Jun 26, 8:50 am, Jose María González <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks Hong, that sounds great.
> Could you please provide me with more info. I have no idea hoy to
> implemen
are you trying to do what iPhone does - open youtube URLs in a special
viewer?
if so - we may have a solution for you
our open source webkit wrapper (http://bhoost.com) already opens
special urls in alternative viewers:
tel: urls open in native dialer. We are also working on opening
maps.google.c
Watch your server log when requests come in and see which was the last
served before webkit gets stuck.
On our web site (http://neoyou.org) we saw webkit hang on receiving
images.
On a hunch we configured our http server to close connection on every
response and that fixed the problem for now (cou
Specifically we need to replace WebView's CacheManager to fix bugs in
it and provide an alternative implementation. (This new CacheManager
would be used in open source Browser Bhoost product - see http://bhoost.com).
It should not be a security problem for Android since it would affect
the bootcla
I see the same all the time. Very time consuming to kill all and start
again. So, I discovered that even when logCat view stops working in
Eclipse - you can still run 'adb logcat' from the command line and it
works like a charm.
Another observation - with logcat view opened - our application
(bhoo
nt dates
right in the movie theater. neoyou.org is a Web app built on top of
Lablz.com and is running on Bhoost browser shell, thus utilizing GPS,
camera, IM, vibration, sound - giving neoyou members deep immersion in
Social interactions.
Gene Vayngrib
http://lablz.com
http://bhoost.com
On May 6, 2
://davanum.wordpress.com/2007/12/04/command-line-java-on-dalvikvm/
Did not try it myself since this solution would not have worked for
the ADC submission which required the finished .apk
Would greatly appreciate if somebody from Google gave us a hint.
Gene Vayngrib
http://bhoost.com
http://lablz.com
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