Construct a Time object in the default timezone. The time is
initialized to Jan 1, 1970. "
So, it is behaving as documented.
You will need to use other static methods or set() or something to fill
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> The answer is probably yes, so I guess that what I am asking is if the
> official HDK makes life (significantly) easier for me.
Only if you are modifying the firmware. For ordinary application
(SDK-level) development, I would use any phone *other* than the ADP1.
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> If I want to porting Android to a new hardware platform, Is there any
> basic reqirments of the hardware?
The [android-porting] Google Group is probably a better place for
questions about porting:
http://source.android.com/discuss
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conditions) or by the user (e.g., Force Close button in Manage
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You can roll your own firmware and create daemons and such that are not
subject to being killed.
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underlying database?
> how do we identify the hero sdk from the cupcake 1.5??
Tactically, Build.MODEL will hopefully distinguish a Hero from other
devices. I do not have a Hero, so I do not know what Build.MODEL reports.
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until the button is clicked. Use a RelativeLayout or FrameLayout to
allow the ListView to float over top other widgets in the activity.
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emory, you are taking up one process' worth of RAM.
If you could explain to us what the effect is you are trying to achieve
(versus low-level technical statements, like "not to overwrite an
existing alarm with a new one"), we might be able to suggest alternative
patterns.
dy tried android:scrollbars = "horizontal".
>
> i hv read on some forums that in cupcake update horizontal scroll is
> possible in andorid.
>
> please help..am i doing sumthing wrong.. or is there any other way
> round to it??
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1399605/p
Dianne Hackborn wrote:
> For socket-level
> communication, you will wake up when you are receiving data.
Doesn't the WiFi radio get turned off, though, when the device is asleep?
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an you
have to. The media player is a rather unusual case. I wrote up a post
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Greivin Lopez wrote:
>
> I tried using this: "Settings.System.getString
> (this.getContentResolver(), "ro.product.device");" but it returns
> null.
> Somebody knows how to get the device name programatically???
Try android.os.Build.DEVICE or android.
der in PV OMX.
> How does this happened?
WMA is a proprietary codec owned by Microsoft. It is available to
Android device manufacturers. So, the T-Mobile G1 can play WMA files,
but that is because HTC licensed the codec.
http://developer.android.com/guide/appendix/media-formats.html
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I suspect you've already been there, so I think I don't understand
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target (e.g., the debug target).
Side benefit of this: you can have two targets and two property files,
one for debug and one for production.
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arroyopablobenjamin wrote:
> i want used the font of android in gimp or inkscape...where i can
> download?
> how this:
> http://img.xataka.com/2007/12/Android_Logo.jpg
http://www.android.com/branding.html
"Android Custom Typeface: The custom typeface may not be used."
S
hope it is impossible, as it would represent a security hole
big enough to swallow Mt. Everest.
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>
> When I launch the .jar'd activity from the second activity with an
> implicit intent, it appears to work fine. The layout resources that
> the .jar'd activity uses exist only within the
Abhi wrote:
> Is there no one who could help me on this? Mark Murphy?
Uh, hi!
Sorry, I have not played with voice-to-text yet.
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Remember: just because something is technically possible does not mean
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ith the
Context.BIND_AUTO_CREATE flag. Once neither of these situations hold,
the service's onDestroy() method is called and the service is
effectively terminated. All cleanup (stopping threads, unregistering
receivers) should be complete upon returning from onDestroy(). "
(from http://developer
sdphil wrote:
> by the way, is there any way to know when Android is about to "force-
> close" your process / service?
Not really.
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econds, whether you have
data connectivity. However, if that is not the true business goal, then
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battery.
If, on the other hand, you need to monitor the connectivity state all
the time, battery life will suffer, but a SIP client is at least a
decent justification for it.
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layout_width
> attribute.
android:layout_width="fill_parent" doesn't work?
I'm also not quite sure what you're gaining by the single-row,
single-column TableLayout -- if that is all that will be in the layout,
you are better served using just a horizontal LinearLayou
a layout where I have a ProgressBar use
android:layout_weight="1" in a LinearLayout to take up all space not
used by an ImageButton:
http://github.com/commonsguy/vidtry/blob/e62625b82227c837a984aedb435545ee1f626486/res/layout/main.xml
It is conceivable that SeekBar behaves different
> Please tell me it about Donut and Eclair as follows.
> When are Donut and Eclair released?
> What is the main features of Donut and Eclair?
Nothing has been announced about either update at this time.
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disappeared.
> Who would have thought.
Yeah, it boggled my mind the first time I encountered it, and my case
wasn't even as dramatic as your missing Spinner drop-down arrow.
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resent the tab labels, and change their font sizes. The
following link shows this technique, in this case changing the size of
the tabs:
http://wiki.andmob.org/faq-tabsize
However, this code will likely break in future Android releases, so you
will need to be prepared to make changes going forw
m with devices) over
on the MOTODEV forums:
http://community.developer.motorola.com/mtrl/board/message?board.id=Android_Events&message.id=9&jump=true#M9
Keep an eye on that thread -- we're more likely to get answers there
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> I would like to know whether Android handsets support CDMA network
> also.
In the US, Sprint reportedly will have the HTC Hero later this year.
Sprint is a CDMA network.
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dpackham wrote:
> I cant find anywhere how to change the Text COLOR in a webview. I can
> change the background color but not the Text.
Modify the HTML you are displaying in the WebView.
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Alex Tang wrote:
> SystemProperties.get("status.battery.level_raw")
>
> can get battery status instantly! Like typing #getprop
> status.battery.level_raw in adb shell
This is not part of the SDK.
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> android:layout_height="50dp"
>
> android:layout_toLeftOf="@id/Button_3"
>
> android:scrollHorizontally=&q
checked logcat for a Java exception that might have been
handled by commons-net?
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mInfo = ((TextView) findViewById(R.string.infomation));
Widgets are identified as R.id.*, not R.string.*.
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> "findViewById(R.id.test)" because all the items in the listview have
> the same id. How can I get just the first item?
getView() (or bindView()) knows the position. The first item is position 0.
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sure there are some. That's part of the reason why we need to get the
word out about what specific things developers need to consider for
maximum compatibility. We'll go through the same thing once the first
non-HVGA device (or ready-for-prime-time AVD) hits the streets (
st
> android:label="com.example.easychef.Ingredients">
>
> The program just crashes as i select an item in the list. Please can
> someone tell me what im doing wrong.
What is the exception? You can get a stack trace via adb logcat, DDMS,
or the DDMS perspective in Eclipse
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If you give it a whirl and run into problems, ping me on the cw-android
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If you implemented a context menu, override onContextItemSelected() in
your activity.
If you implemented one or more Button widgets, not a menu, call
setOnClickListener() on the widget and supply a listener object to be
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At some point, I'll write up the /StateListDrawable approach
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sdphil wrote:
> is there a unique phone id (not the phone number -- since that can
> obviously change).
>
> on other phones it's called the "PIN" code.
android.os.TelephonyManager has getDeviceId(), which returns the IMEI
for GSM devices, and who knows what right now
elp
illustrate how to use it)
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Implement shouldOverrideUrlLoading() in WebViewClient to do whatever you
want, based on the supplied URL.
> Is this a limitation of Android's WebKit?
No.
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return true means the host application
handles the url, while return false means the current WebView handles
the url."
Your "else return true" line is telling Android "hey, I am going to
handle external links (by not doing anything)". You may wish to call
startActivity()
s and a patched adb that may work for you.
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he javascript correctly.
> What could be the difference? Are there any different settings for
> running javascript?
Javascript is disabled by default.
Call getSettings().setJavaScriptEnabled(true) on your WebView to enable it.
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Timothy F wrote:
> I'm attempting to obtain raw picture data from the camera. According
> to the Javadocs it can be obtained via the callback passed to
> camera.takePicture(null, callback, null).
RAW is not available:
http://osdir.com/ml/AndroidDevelopers/2009-02/msg01493.html
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though I have not used them and do not know any by name.
Beyond that, I suspect you will have to wait for Android 1.6 and
official support for the Galaxy. Fortunately, given the large donut that
appeared recently at the Googleplex, I hope you will not have to wait long.
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Photics wrote:
> I tried
> to understand what you and Mark Murphy posted about Intents and
> Activities, but I wasn't able to get it working.
startActivity(new Intent(Intent.ACTION_VIEW, "http://thisismydomain.com";));
Replace the hardwired URL in the above snippet w
eConnected() is not being called
because of what your TextView shows, bear in mind that bindService() is
asynchronous. AFAIK, it won't even *start* connecting until you exit
onCreate(). You are better served updating your TextView as a result of
onServiceConnected(), not at the bottom
Argy wrote:
> What if I have this XML layout online (on a website) and I want to
> create the layout on runtime?
> Is there any way to do this?
No, sorry.
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size, and leave those manifest
elements out of it.
Again, this is an educated guess, based upon what we had been told for
the last ~15 months on this issue, and it could be they have a whole
'nuther system in mind now.
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that works has not been discussed much beyond this thread, and presumably
is the meat of Ms. Hackborn's upcoming blog post.
Like you, I'm awaiting more details.
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> Is possible to make a call programaticaly without the dial? I want to
> make an app that in background make a call, but i need that don't show
> the Dial app, only my own app.
>
> Anyone can help me?
Use the ACTION_CALL Intent. You will need the associated permission
(CA
be done any number of ways, though I would start with a
ViewFlipper.
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o deep sleep?
There is no notification when the CPU shuts down.
>> I want to do some
>> task before my application be killed by the system.
When the CPU shuts down, your application is not killed.
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junker37 wrote:
> Is there a way to get the phone type? For example, can I determine if
> the phone is a G1, or myTouch, etc?
android.os.Build.MODEL is probably what you want.
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So, try downloading a fresh SDK and see if that clears up your problem.
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> it is saying, and isn't sending data elsewhere.
You can try Wireshark, which is the standard tool people seem to use for
this sort of analysis. It may be easier if you can get the app installed
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ated permission
(CALL_PHONE).
> I think that is impossible.
If your goal is to place a phone call without the user knowing *at all*
-- not only skipping the dialer, but skipping the in-call screen -- that
is impossible.
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Efor18 wrote:
> And is possible to stop a call, for example, 10 second after the call
> start?
I am not aware of a way to do that through the SDK.
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r than to improve
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sqlite3 command and run the
batch that way, but sqlite3 could get dumped in some future Android
release to save firmware space, so I would not rely upon it.
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r expert comments and help as
> early as possible.
This is not possible for any existing browser application (thank goodness).
You are welcome to write your own Web browser application that records
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t;wrap_content"
> android:layout_height="wrap_content" />
>
>
>
> With this layout, how can I access my "myTxt" object ?
>
> Thank you for your help
>
> ColletJb
>
> PS : In an Activity, the equivalent is "findVie
Xavier Ducrohet wrote:
> That's a really stupid bug...
> *sigh*
On the plus side, it means Mr. Green and I aren't crazy.
Well, OK, it means Mr. Green isn't crazy, and this incident is
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test games :/
I can definitely reproduce this. I have opened an issue on it, to better
track what's going on:
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suzanne.alexandra wrote:
> I'm Suzanne Alexandra, and I work with Android at Motorola. I'm a real
> human and will be posting here from time to time.
Hi, Suzanne! Welcome to the funhouse!
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ideas?
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> btw: I found some documentation on this
> http://www.androidjavadoc.com/m5-rc15/com/google/common/DataRequestListener.html.
That class is very very old and was removed prior to Android 0.9
shipping, IIRC.
The application will need to be updated to a newer version of the
Android API
anyone involved in MWC
actually follows this list...
http://www.mobileworldcongress.com
And, of course, I am looking forward to Google I/O 2010, so I can pick
up more LEGO bricks. ;-)
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aRequestDispatcher, nor does it appear in the Android source code.
MapActivity does not have a public createMap() method, either.
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; hold of the Intent which I created in the old Activity ? Any suggestions ?
Call getIntent().
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