Ok, so here's what happened. It was related to the api-key. I develop in
linux and was having issues with the bluetooth chat sample. So, as one of
my troubleshooting steps, I started running eclipse as root to see if that
fixed it. Well, it didn't click that doing that would create a different
First thing I noticed, use viewtext.getText().toString otherwise, you're
only getting the control's text, not what is in the text.
On Aug 21, 2012 9:57 AM, Androideed nnamdi.anyamelu...@gmail.com wrote:
Below is my code and I'm trying to send string commands to a non-Android
device when I enter
It generated the same key I had and still doesn't show the maps. It shows
the control with the compass and my location, just isn't getting map data.
On Tuesday, August 21, 2012 11:25:21 PM UTC-5, asheesh arya wrote:
just try to regenerate google api key
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Use == for starters in your conditional statement.
On Aug 21, 2012 3:42 PM, Waheed Rafiq wra...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi guys , I am new to android development
for sometime I have try to resolve the if statement issue within my code
but can't seem to understand why it does not work
here is my
Hello,
I have an ELM327 Bluetooth ODB2 adapter. I am just trying to get the
Bluetooth Chat program to communicate. I click connect insecure or connect
secure but neither establish a connection (even with the engine running).
So, if there's someone out there with a little more experience with
You ever figure out what it was? I'm having the same issue. I have verified
all the above suggestions to no avail. Now, here is the weird thing. I had
have two phones, OS 4.1, and 2.3.3 and it works on the ICS phone. I'm using
Google API: 8 and have all the permissions. I have set satellites
I am an newbie Android developer, and I am planning to use GPS enabled
android phones to create an application that will not use internet to
access the users current position, what i need to know is how to code
it on eclipse. Can you share a piece of code in java that will return
the longitude and
The server is a real one on the public internet. It is a directory on
www.GoDaddy.com online file folder service at www.onlinefilefolder.com.
Yes I can access it from the browser on the device.
Yes I can access it from the app when I have WiFi connected on the device
But no I cannot access it
Justin Anderson magouyaw...@gmail.com wrote:
* Can someone help me figure out how to make goodlooking Android icons?*
Illustrator, Photoshop, GIMP, etc...
Also see these links:
http://developer.android.com/guide/practices/ui_guidelines/icon_design.html
Hi,
Installing a 35 megabyte .apk in the simulator takes around 3-4
minutes which makes debugging turnaround incredibly slow. Since most
of the apk is resources (game, lots of images), is there a way to
transfer only the code changes to the simulator, or share a filesystem
with the simulator and
Hi,
Is there an ETA for OpenGL ES 2.0 in the simulator? I am using the NDK
to port existing ES 2.0 based code and it is rather frustrating to not
be able to use the simulator. I understand there would be performance
differences, that's not a big deal I just need things to actually
work.
Thanks,
If you have not yet solved the problem, then try this.
When you publish the app, make sure that Copy Protection is OFF under
Publishing Options. I had that problem in one of my apps and that was the
solution.
Good luck.
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I recently tried this myself and found it to be correct. The speed given is
in Meters/Sec. I wrote logic to convert to MPH. I then went for a drive in
my car. The displayed speed matched the speedometer in my car from 0 to 65
MPH. I was happy.
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I it's possible if your laptop has a public ip.
On Oct 9, 10:57 am, Jatin D Patel depo.ja...@gmail.com wrote:
I have developed an android app which calls the web service which runs
smoothly on my emulator.
Will the same appl work if i installed the same application on android
mobile device
+Verizon+OTA#d15fbc13dc64647d
q=LG+Verizon+OTA#d15fbc13dc64647d
Seems like is the user uninstalls and then reinstalls from the Market all is
well. That might be your answer...
On Sat, Oct 2, 2010 at 12:21 PM, lloyd lloydmcfarl...@comcast.net wrote:
Could you point me to that thread? Yes
Could you point me to that thread? Yes the 2 problem customers have LG
phones. How can they do a re-install of the app without my having to make a
fake release and have the Market update all users? I do not want them to do
a un-install as that would cause them to lose their data. Right?
That is also a part of my problem. I am running in debug mode. I can see the
disconnect message in the debug window occur the instant I take the picture.
However Activity 3 ( the one that fired the ACTIVITY_IMAGE_CAPTURE gets the
result and finishes up nicely. When that task terminates, I get the
Thanks for the response. I tried switching to AsyncTask and have had great
success but I am now stuck on what appears to be a minor point. Yet I can
see my error. Attached is a snippet:
private class LoadSchedules extends AsyncTaskObject, Object, Object {
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Greg Giacovelli miyamo...@gmail.com wrote:
So I was playing around with a ListView backed by a SimpleAdapter
who's data is loaded via an async task. Now I can refill this adapter
and use the notifyDataSetChanged methods to update the listView to
display the correct
fadden fad...@android.com wrote:
On Aug 11, 10:03 am, Indicator Veritatis mej1...@yahoo.com wrote:
Indeed: there seems to be a consensus among certain very experienced
Java users, including Scott Myers (Effective Java) and Bruce Eckel
(Thinking in Java). That consensus is that there are
sam sam.henw...@gmail.com wrote:
I've been having similar issue with my app, didn't think to query for
specific phones, thanks for the suggestions! Will report back with
more info...
On Aug 17, 8:21 am, mot12 martin.hu...@gmail.com wrote:
No, it happens even if the app is on the exclude list
N
Greg Giacovelli miyamo...@gmail.com wrote:
So I was playing around with a ListView backed by a SimpleAdapter
who's data is loaded via an async task. Now I can refill this adapter
and use the notifyDataSetChanged methods to update the listView to
display the correct contents. Ok that's cool.
Thank you very much. It's exactly what I had hoped for.
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an sms again, it may
output just once. thiss really strange i couldnt figure it out. is
this a bug or its just my fault or sth else? any clues and ideas are
welcome! Cheers, Lloyd.
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Hi guys:
i set 2 buttons named A B. A is to call registerReceiver() and B for
unregisterReceiver().
Before i push B, i gotta check if one or more BroadcastReceivers are
registered, or there would be an exception.
so my question is: how can i check if there's a registered
BroadcastReceiver by
Hi guys:
i wanna do this in my app: once the user start my app, say
'MsgCounter', the app then runs in backstage of Android, and count the
number of sent/received sms/mms since then.
its easy to count the number of received sms: by setting up a
BroadcastReceiver to listen to the action
Hi guys:
i wanna do this in my app: once the user start my app, say
'MsgCounter', the app then runs in backstage of Android, and count the
number of sent/received sms/mms since then.
its easy to count the number of received sms: by setting up a
BroadcastReceiver to listen to the action
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