There is no best way, but there is always better way.
It's like the DES algorithm, there is way to crack it, but it is
expensive.
For a $2 app, few people wants to crack it with expensive effort.
Currently the apps on the market is not protected at all. Just a
little bit more effort from Google c
As a user:
Install apps on the SD cards. The current internal memory is really
not enough.
As a developer:
1. A real working mechanism to protect the priced app. Currently, the
apk file can be copied from the "rooted" phone and publised to
anywhere.
2. Native SDK or just a JNI interface firstly.
There is a free lib can be downloaded from Android Market on the G1
phone. It's developed by a google developer.
Does anyone know how to use it? Any document about it?
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Is there a way to monitor the IP traffic? For example throughput?
If not in java, can it be done through native code? I have seen some
IP sniffer source code for linux.
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Can we read from Java? Any permission is required?
Blues
On Oct 29, 4:34 am, brs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> /proc/self/net/dev
> /proc/self/net/snmp
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> to get interface and protocol level stats. I guess since this is not
> part of t
I don't have the G1 yet.
But from many sources, the T2S lib is on the market. If I am not
wrong, your website anddev.com is one of the source.
Blues
On Oct 29, 10:01 am, plusminus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I cannot see the T2S-library on the market... am I blind?
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Now you should understand what the meaning of "open".
The G1 phone doesn't give the "root" permission. You won't be able to
run most of the commands under /bin. It is like you buy a PC, but you
are merely a guest trying to browse the system.
Simply, the software I developed on Windows Mobile, won
Just ask a basic linux native programming question here:
in the source tree: msm\msm\arch\arm\mach-msm\smd.c
There is a method smd_open() and other smd_xxx methods.
Am I able to call them from a native application? Or can I make a
driver to call them, then have java to read/write my char dirver
How to call the RIL functions?
I saw the source code of com.android.internal.telephony.gsm.RIL. But I
don't see them in the andorid.jar. Is there a way to use it? I know it
is not a standard way.
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the system uses to communicate
> with the radio stack. It's not meant for consumption by applications,
> the TelephonyManager class provides the application level telephony
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May I know if this is a way to disable the security/permission check?
This is a enterprise project so we have the full control of all the
phones. We don't need the market to distribute the software.
I need to share the user id of "phone" by doing this:
android:sharedUserId="phone"
But on the G1
The userId "phone" is already on the phone and some packages are
signed under this Id.
The thing is I need to share with those.
I hope I don't need to build the whole Andorid source and take the
risk of brick the device.
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On Nov 19, 11:28 am, Mark Murphy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> blues wrote:
> > The thing is I need to share with those.
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> If you're referring to built-in Android applications, in theory you
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of the water) or incorporates select features you want
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> On Wed, Nov 19, 2008 at 5:00 PM, blues <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > My goal is to call those RIL methods in the internal RIL.java.
> > Since I don't have acces
Do I have to upgrade to rc33? I have it connected to wifi, but no
update so far. Do I have to put a sim card in?
It will be better to provider a button to check for newer version,
and simply give a response like "we know everybody is on rc33 now, but
we won't leave you alone. your ticket number i
Shouldn't the dev phone get the new release earlier than the consumer
phone?
Normally the developers get the pre-release, or beta version earlier
before the product gets stablized...
It's because the cell phone is a special device which is "service-
connnected", so the release priority is revers
I chose copy protection for my application on the android market.
There are some users complain they were not able to download the
software from the market and gave me only one star. I am wondering if
they are Dev phone users. If yes, could Google ban them even before
they start download? One user
Is there a way to save Bitmap object to a file?
I know we can use compress() to save to png or jpg. But I need the
bitmap format for the file. Thanks.
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purpose on my own phone.
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> build yourJNIlibraries against the gcc toolchain for testing.
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> On Jan 5, 5:19 pm, blues wrote:
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> > I have read all the post aboutJNI. And I knowJNIis not offcially
> > supported and google is working on the native SDK and I have to wait.
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a complete
> example of implementing a native code library and a Java glue library that
> uses JNI to call it.
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> On Thu, Jan 8, 2009 at 1:05 PM, blues wrote:
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> > Thanks.
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> > I tried System.loadLibrary("mylib");
> > I got exc
My ADC2 application uses the free TTS lib from Google.
One thing I am worrying is that, if the users can download the TTS Lib
from the market. Since the application will be downloaded from the
special ADC2 "market", I am wondering if there will be any issue
(security?) for the users to download T
example, will the app be able
to download and use the lib from the market? any security limitation
here?
Blues
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On Aug 3, 8:28 pm, blues wrote:
> My app uses the text-to-speech lib from the market, which is
> developed
> by Google Charles Chan. User needs to install the lib from the market
> first tim
Guys hi ,
I'm running a standard camera preview (i use the camera api demo as a
reference).
When i hit the capture button, there is a black screen for a good 1/2
second until the captured image appears.
My question is how can i freeze the last image being previewed on the
screen while i do the
Hi there,
I am wondering if there are any good options to implement a rich text
editor in Android. Please note I am talking about a rich text editor
that can be used in an Android application, not the one embedded in a
web page using HTML and Javascript.
My requirements are:
* Basic formatting (
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