it looks like 1-2 of these pop up a week right now.
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99% of the time, you want to do any sort of "remote queries" on a
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aware that the technique your using was supposed to
work. I was under the impression that only the user could change the
language. But, this is not an area I have spent tons of time in.
If it worked on 1.5 and 1.6, it's probably worth posting to b.android.com.
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> android.app.ActivityThread.handleServiceArgs(ActivityThread.java:2831)
> E/AndroidRuntime( 1093): ... 10 more
>
> any help is welcomed... also i would show more source to an
> experienced coder... just i need soon an solution.
It would appear there is a flaw in line 22
g null, presumably. You are failing on a
NullPointerException, and neither of the other two parameters can
possibly be null.
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have to be comfortable that there will be
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here is no step #3
In other words, "The application com.myapps. has stopped
unexpectedly" is insufficient data for anyone to provide assistance.
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the answers to the tutorials. The 15-Perms/LunchList project has a
working example of onUpdate() replacing a prior version of a table
schema. It's a bit elaborate -- ALTER TABLE would be a better choice
here -- but I wanted to demonstrate the use of temp tables.
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t about Skin and Hardware?
> Should i leave them as they are and carry on with default values?
That is up to you. You probably should be creating several AVDs to test
on different screen sizes.
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> android:weightSum="100"
What is android:weightSum? I don't see that in the SDK. Try getting rid
of it and see if that helps.
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> weightSum has been in the SDK since 1.0.
For whatever reason, that attribute does not show up in the
documentation for LinearLayout. It does show up in the documentation for
R.styleable.
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ot;an appwidget must be launched"? App widgets are not
"launched", at least by my use of the term.
If you mean that you want an app widget automatically forcibly installed
on the user's home screen, then no, that is not supported.
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scaling details to have the emulator run at a
more appropriate size.
I assume there's some way to get Eclipse to do the same thing, but
that's outside of my jurisdiction... ;-)
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I can’t find any sample code, and it’s a bit
>> difficult because I don’t have a text box to bind to – the user is
>> simply looking at my SurfaceView running the emulation. I would like
>> to capture the text coming from the soft keyboard and process
>> accordingly.
>&g
io_policy...
> ServiceManagerWaiting for sevice media.audio_policy...
>
>
> Any idea what could be wrong? what's the best way for me to debugging
> this issue?
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able to bring up my menu using the power button but I'm not
> sure it will work. Does anyone have any insight into this?
Questions of this nature are much better asked on [android-porting].
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t that sample code is doing that your code is not (or vice
versa). Usually, I start with the sample code, slowly modifying it step
by step to look like what I need it to. Eventually, I either find where
I went wrong originally (in which case I can zip to the end), or I
eventually get the sample change
Moto wrote:
> Why would onUpdate be called? What makes this get triggered?
SQLiteOpenHelper calls onUpdate(). You can take a look at the source for
it -- it's only ~200 lines:
http://bit.ly/sqliteopenhelper
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having duplicate classes. Otherwise, for me, it works like a
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> thread main exiting due to uncaught exception
> 11-10 01:43:24.343: ERROR/AndroidRuntime(743):
> android.database.CursorIndexOutOfBoundsException: Index 0 requested,
> with a size of 0
You appear to be handing something an empty cursor, or the cursor is
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MP3 files, at which point you have any number of options for playback.
In your third paragraph, you use the term "streaming". If you truly mean
streaming -- playback in tandem with the download -- MediaPlayer should
be able to handle it.
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really want someone to prove me wrong.
It definitely would be a security violation, and I hope it is impossible.
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your users sure will. A 32px square image on a
3" QVGA screen and a 32px square image on a 3.7" WVGA854 screen are very
different, particularly if they are something to be tapped upon. The
former probably qualifies as "finger-friendly"; the latter size surely
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rogram region, and right side is my
> new add layout region for a button,
> this button in the new layout region that can let users back to a.apk
> when click on.
>
> so is it possiable to do for that?
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You can see this in action here:
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try calling getHitTestResult() on the WebView, which may give you the
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You cannot use custom Views in app widgets.
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On the plus side, you can do the reflection work itself in a static
context, so you only go through the reflection once.
> also, I don't think a try/catch will work - the java pre-verifier will
> choke before it gets to running it... eh?
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/code.google.com/apis/analytics/
>>> docs/tracking/mobileAppsTracking.html) but when I try to get the SDK
>>> for it fromhttp://code.google.com/p/gaformobileapps/Iget a 403
>>> Forbidden - anyone else getting this issue?
>>> As I see it I'm looking
her emulator.
http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/tools/emulator.html#emulatornetworking
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nfused as the best way to exit my background task
> gracefully if my get() method raises an exception, at the moment
> getting anything but a force close just isn't happening
Without a stack trace, it will be difficult for anyone to give you
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> attempts to tell my TelephonyManager to listen.
>
> Any one have any ideas?
If you get a "Force Close", look at the Java stack trace to tell you
where your code is failing. You can get at the stack trace via adb
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startActivity(new Intent(ACTION_VIEW, Uri.parse("http://www.cnn.com";)));
In your case, though, you're creating an app widget, which makes things
a wee bit different:
Intent i=new Intent(ACTION_VIEW, Uri.parse("http://www.cnn.com";));
PendingIntent pendingIntent=Pendin
lei wrote:
> I find the file that path to Environment.getExternalStorageDirectory()
> is not writable, how could I change it?
Make sure your app has the WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE permission.
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atabases/contacts.db) with
> SQLiteDatabase.openDatabase() also throws an exeception.
>
> Any ideas?
You do not have rights to access that database.
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> button, so I would like the data to be deleted when the user requests
> it and no later!
Attach a preference listener:
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/content/SharedPreferences.html#registerOnSharedPreferenceChangeListener(android.content.SharedPreferenc
the ARCHOS 5 Android tablet.
Or, Expansys has some unlocked Android devices.
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Tom Chen wrote:
> It does not. It only has support for english and spanish right now. I'm
> hoping for simplified chinese support.
While Android 2.0 does not have Hebrew support, it has more than English
and Spanish:
http://developer.android.com/sdk/android-2.0.html#locs
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Not knowing the actual XML structure of your document, I would vote SAX.
Faster-performing than DOM, more standard than the XmlPullParser.
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software. So, the *results* on the screen may be
whatever you wish to draw with your finger, but the drawing still needs
to be done by a finger.
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Disconnect wrote:
> What android devices have resistive screens?
HTC Tattoo and ARCHOS 5 Android tablet, that I know of.
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try to get some attention
paid to the Hero app icon issue that's been discussed a lot recently,
and that may have some trickle-down effects to get other Hero-specific
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freely available fonts. I recall trying to figure out how to add USPS
delivery barcodes to mailing labels and giving up in frustration.
But, again, that was a few years ago, and something new may have arisen
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how to do that?
I can tell you that my unlocked HTC Tattoo is picked up by adb and DDMS
fine on Ubuntu. All I had to do was enable USB debugging (Settings >
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MrChaz wrote:
> I'm looking into getting my application to show up when the user tries
> to 'share' a picture via the Gallery application I can't, however,
> find any information about how exactly to go about this.
I'd try supporting ACTION_SEND and see if that g
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tle":"madonna 118",
> "Summary":"Picture 118 of 184",
> "Url":"http:\/\/www.celebritypicturesarchive.com\/pictures\/m\/
> madonna\/madonna-118.jpg",
> }
> }
> ]
> }
> }
I don't know about
roid android.intent.action.SEND
(though that will also bring up a bunch of SENDTO entries as well)
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The same techniques should work for you for your media button.
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ONObject.
However, that is for a status update -- starting in Tutorial #18, I dump
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to prevent the re-intantiation of
> the app and how I can keep the application in portrait even when the
> gsm is in landscape orientation?
Add android:screenOrientation="portrait" to the element of
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> jsonview.com is great"}
Well, the stuff before the opening { is definitely not legal JSON. I'm no
UTF-8 expert, but I'll be somewhat surprised if there's an encoding that
justifies a bunch of extra characters like that at the front of
when running on my G1. Is it supposed to be
> returning a valid number, or am I accessing it wrong? I don't want to
> use the telephony device ID because that requires more permissions.
No, that should not return null AFAIK, except on the emulator.
Is your device rooted or anything?
cationContext(), near as I can tell, is tantamount to useless as
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Yeah, methinks your G1 is messed up. ANDROID_ID is stored, AFAIK, in a
system SQLite database. It is conceivable, though scary, that this
database got whacked somewhere along the line.
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> can any one give the code to read and write to a file in the Android
> assets foler
You can't, at runtime.
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String wrote:
> On Nov 16, 2:25 am, Mark Murphy wrote:
>
>> You can get device IDs from Telephony, but the concern (beyond the
>> permission) is what those IDs might be on non-phones.
>
> Mark, have you had a chance to test either ANDROID_ID or IMEI on your
> Archos 5
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x27;m having is that there are images in the HTML with
> relative URLs like:
>
>
>
> and instead of loading from assets/ContentRoot/Photos/image.jpg it's
> trying to load them from assets/Photos/image.jpg.
Well, in your second scenario, it's loading them from where you to
Moritzz wrote:
> I'd like my application to get informed whenever an
> application is started!
You can't, AFAIK.
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> AccountManager/ContactsContract).
Indubitably. I'll be looking at the new Contact APIs tomorrow, and I'll
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he OS dependent stuff. this breaks the
> loader class chain and ensures that classes are only loaded by an OS
> which does in fact have them.
I knew there was something in the vicinity of this, but thanks for
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> being sent then plz guide me that way.
I sincerely hope that it is impossible without firmware modifications. I
certainly no of know way to achieve what you are seeking. And what
little you have achieved is outside of the public SDK and therefore is
likely to break in the future and on OEM-cu
TCBlues wrote:
> Is there any way to develop applications on Ruby for Android?
There has been some preliminary work to get JRuby running on Android. It
is a long way from being able to create full applications, though.
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not themselves an activity, but rather are displayed by other activities
(e.g., home screen).
>Thus can i assume status bar as an activity . Because user can
> see it.
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Hearing no response, I've taken the liberty of filing this as a bug:
http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=4889
But if anyone has any thoughts, I'd love to hear them!
Mark Murphy wrote:
> Once upon a time (Android 1.5 and earlier), when you would create a new
> p
Jeremy Logan wrote:
> Thanks for the suggestion, but if I could alter the HTML I'd just use
> absolute URLs instead or relative.
Well, by definition, you can alter the HTML. You are packaging it in
your app. It's not like it is being downloaded from some server that you
cannot
outside of most Web app frameworks).
Note that all of this assumes you are looking for Android application
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pink 444 wrote:
> Because status bar is belong to home screen ,
Your evidence of this is...what, exactly?
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Mark Murphy wrote:
> pink 444 wrote:
>> Because status bar is belong to home screen ,
>
> Your evidence of this is...what, exactly?
To be more specific, I see nothing that indicates that the status bar is
part of the home screen. It is part of Android, but not necessarily any
d and its definitely flying in right-to-
> left.
:: experiments more with his DROID ::
Ah, I see. There are two separate animations: to/from the home screen is
a ScaleAnimation, other transitions appear to be the classic slide-in
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You created a keystore file when you created your application signing
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at I meant is that in the future I won't have full
> control over what the HTML looks like and it'd be nice if I could
> allow them to use the same code as they're currently using for their
> iPhone app.
Double ah. Which brings up a point: you might want to take a peek at ho
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Oh, excellent! Thanks!
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BTW, many many thanks for your work in marshaling information about the
contacts APIs!
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method. Conversely, when you call stopNotification(), the
Notification is canceled.
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2) is not necessary.
3) is where you tell Android, "Yo, dawg! I gots you a new overlay, yo!"
In particular, do not confuse Overlay (representing a layer on a map)
and an OverlayItem (representing a point to render in an ItemizedOverlay
in a layer on a map).
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