Hi guys,
Gtalk Crash Randomly while waiting for an incoming vedio/audio chat, here
are logs:
09-19 15:22:40.177 1436 13204 W dalvikvm: threadid=35: thread exiting with
uncaught exception (group=0x410a5438)
09-19 15:22:40.187 1436 13204 E AndroidRuntime: FATAL EXCEPTION: Packet
Processor
09-19 1
Android 2.2 doesn't support Gtalk. Try 2.3.3 or 3.0 !
On Wed, Feb 29, 2012 at 4:32 AM, TreKing wrote:
> On Mon, Feb 27, 2012 at 7:01 AM, iconapp 2010 wrote:
>
>> when i am using GTalkSession in andriod 2.2 version.. it is showing as
>> create the classIs there any classes or jar files for
On Mon, Feb 27, 2012 at 7:01 AM, iconapp 2010 wrote:
> when i am using GTalkSession in andriod 2.2 version.. it is showing as
> create the classIs there any classes or jar files for tat? plz can any
> one tel me soon
>
You're not going to get much help since your question has such poor gramm
when i am using GTalkSession in andriod 2.2 version.. it is showing as
create the classIs there any classes or jar files for tat?
plz can any one tel me soon
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When will Google Talk on android support multiple gtalk accounts?
Maybe it could include simultaneous logins, or account switching like
in gmail. It would seem many would appreciate this option.
Thank you!
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It is good that SIP stack (over Wifi) and gTalk are added to
Gingerbread. But so far gTalk audio is not routed to bluetooth.
Meantime, I see SipPhone is added to frameworks/base/telephony/java/
com/android/internal/telephony. But the code is not completed yet. If
CallManager manages SipPhone in
For those who were wondering whether the built in GTalk application
was using Smack or not, I found those logs with adb bugreport:
Cmd line: com.google.process.gapps
DALVIK THREADS:
"main" prio=5 tid=3 WAIT
| group="main" sCount=1 dsCount=0 s=0 obj=0x400143a8
| sysTid=119 nice=0 sched=0
hello,
we had developed an application (BabelFish) and had entered the ADC 1.
we were very hopeful, got very positive responses from friends and
forum users.
in short BabelFish is a translated voice and text IM (Instant
Messaging) service. it enables translated conversations among two or
more pa
Why not allow users to be able to make GTalk calls through either a
cellular data network or WiFi network? Wouldn't this be a great
ability on the T-Mobile G1 or Blackberry Mobile Phones? This is
already available with Skype (iSkoot on Blackberry). Come on Google!
-Robert
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I've been playing with the GTalk service, specifically looking at the
group chat functionlity. I've noticed that neither the
createGroupChatSession nor joinGroupChatSession return the session
that's been created and joined.
Has anyone managed to get a multi person chat room working in Android
yet
Hi
I'm trying the sample code packed in the SDK for GTalk activities.
The API demo of GTalk Service works fine but when i try to build and
execute the same code,
It is unable create the session object and hence, throws
NullPointerException.
I have tried debugging but it seems that it doesnt eve
When I try to send a GTalk message from the GTalk client in my
computer to the emulator client, the following exception is thrown:
ERROR/Checkin(520): Error reporting crash:
java.lang.NullPointerException
ERROR/Notification(6349): This constructor doesn't work correctly
anymore
ERROR/Notification
Hi,
I get java.lang.IllegalStateException: [EMAIL PROTECTED],
mConnection=null, mState=1 when trying to connect to gtalk.
GTALKSESSION is not null. But GtalkSession.isConnected returns false.
Any clues?
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Hi. I have been browsing the android SDK documentation in search of
documentation + Sample Apps for the gtalkservice. Yes, there is
documentation + samples for the apis aspect of things, and that is
great, BUT it seems the IM apis are sparsely documented, which would
mean learning them by trial! T
I want to use the smack library from a java client to send a data
message to my GTalk enabled application on the emulator. I can send
between two emulators just fine. I am new to the smack client. I was
wondering if someone could point me in the right direction?
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I found when I put string like "name <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" in the intent sent by
gtalk
data send service. I got an "invalid-xml" error tagged by "Smack/Packet". I
think it just because there is '<' and '>' in the string. So I think it
maybe a bug for gtalk data send service
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ERROR/gtalkSrv(1639):
ERROR Message:
Zq4Wny45BAXKJMz5
qAksVBKOVUcySJRO
any idea what's wrong?
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It takes about a minute for me to connect to the GTalk service. Is
this normal?
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hi all,
Is it even possible to accept GTalk invites from within Android?
Whenever I send an invite to an connected Emulator I see in the Log
view:
VERBOSE/gtalkSrv(1423): [SubsMgr] got presence SUBSCRIBE from
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
VERBOSE/gtalkSrv(1423): [SubsMgr] query [EMAIL PROTECTED] in
subscrip
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