nd-line builds, try modifying the target= value in
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A physical button is a button on a physical keyboard, such as the
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> I could only find broadcast actions for Camera, Media and Call
> buttons. What about the other buttons?
The only *broadcast* Intents based on a button are ACTION_MEDIA_BUTTON and
ACTION_CAMERA_BUTTON. No other keys have broadcast Intents AFAIK. The call
button Intent is an activity action, not
am i missing something?
I suspect the emulator does not go into a deep sleep state. Try it on an
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If your code is running, you're not asleep.
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> cancel the gmail notification?
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naturally transparent, though you could always set
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think that a disabled activity would vanish from the launcher, though I
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> giving the choice to the user if he wants to continue or not) but I
> dont know how to force that either. Any ideas how to achieve that?
You can't reboot the phone programmatically, unless you are part of the
firmware, AFAIK.
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> http://wiki.droid-devs.com/images/7/7b/Otg.png
You're not going to be able to do this at the SDK level. The folks over at
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> be great.
Why have Activity B? Why not keep it all in Activity A?
For example, if you are trying to do a progress indicator, use a
ProgressDialog, or ProgressBar, or a progress indicator in the title bar,
or an animated ImageView, in Activity
> Is it possible to modify the voice data before it's sent to the radio?
Not from the SDK. Perhaps if you hack the firmware there is a way.
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> Is there a list of these buttons somewhere?
The "media button" (on headsets) and the camera button are the only two
that send a broadcast Intent, according to the documentation on the Intent
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to the boot process is bad for Android, even if you think it may
be good for your app. Bear in mind that BOOT_COMPLETED is a slight
misnomer, and there is a bunch of other stuff going on then (e.g., home
screen launching, radios turning on), that your initialization logic will
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> the top 2 most frequent poster Dianne Hackborn and Mark Murphy.
Great googly moogly!
I've never actually gone to that page before. This is my 3,236th post?
> and the
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And so on.
Sometimes, you get lucky, and there are few references, and they are
fairly isolated. For example, I got Rhino (Javascript interpreter in Java)
working in Android 1.1 after fixing up references to some java.beans.*
interfaces and classes. Fortunately, these were isolat
ernative firmware on your phone.
All of the new stuff related to those sorts of things you would find in
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> Yes and it works, but I need be able to call setText() at any time, eg
> when
> the user presses a button.
On the button click, try setting the adapter to null, set the text, then
set the adapter back to its original value.
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> project and continued to receive updates. would that have been a
> better option?
IMHO, that question is best asked of the author of the JAR you are reusing.
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of the emulator, the usage of
> my real CPU never went above 30%.
>
> Is there any explanation for this slowness on Ubuntu? Or even a way to
> further investigate where the bottleneck might be?
How much RAM do you have? What is the output of running 'free' in Ubuntu
from a she
ject supporting HTTP-based video streams played by
MediaPlayer on a SurfaceView:
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Have the activity that told the ContentProvider to "upgrading / creating a
content provider or database" display its own dialog.
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occurs in the SurfaceHolder.Callback.
Now, in the vidtry sample I listed, I don't do that, because I don't
attempt to load an MP4 file automatically. By the time the user enters a
URL and clicks Go, the surface has been ready for quite a while
inate any significant time required for the "task for
upgrading/creating", or
-- Consider not using a ContentProvider, switching instead to a Service,
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> NB : you're book is available in France sinc Dec-4, its name "L'art du
> développement Android" !
C'est magnifique!
(as I plumb the depths of my dozen or so memorized French expressions)
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> The problem is, activity starts its onCreate after completing the
> ContentProvider operations
Ah. Can your ContentProvider do its setup work in a background thread, so
it does not tie up the main application thread?
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have any sample RTSP links.
You are welcome to try this URL:
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It's a Google I/O conference video with the appropriate MP4 file hinting
to make it safe for streaming. It worked with vidtry the last time I
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ert FileOutputStream to File. Or is there another way of doing
> this?
Instead of openFileOutput(), use getFilesDir() to get a File pointing to
the directory where openFileOutput() files go. Then, use normal File
constructors to create a File object pointing to the file you want to
create
t I linked to, I ran MP4Box
-hint on it to achieve this effect.
A good source of information on all of this Dave Sparks' Google I/O
presentation:
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;implicit intents" capability.
Two apps with a sharedUserId and signed with the same key will run as the
same Linux user and, therefore, will be able to access each other's local
files, databases, and the like. There may be more than that, but file
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> There doesn't seem to be an "ant clean".
I've taken to adding the following Ant task to my build.xml files:
Crude, but effective.
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ferences in the source code you are trying to use and have
it reference the jax.beans classes instead of java.beans
This, for example, is how I got Rhino to work back in Android 1.1, when no
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Here's some more links that may help:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AndroidVideoEncoding
http://android-unleashed.com/tag/convert-video-to-android-g1
http://www.harelmalka.com/?p=120
http://www.apple.com/quicktime/tutorials/
ot think
setEnabled() will do what you expect. Instead, use your own ListAdapter
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Dump the component name, add the appropriate MIME type to your Intent
(e.g., video/mp4), and try that.
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Note, though, that I haven't tried this on 2.0.1 yet. The core Android
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i.setType("video/mp4");
> i.setData(uri);
> startActivity(i);
>
> Does the above code look right to you? I am parsing a http URL from
> my strings.xml file.
Yeah, that should be OK. I guess either:
-- Google Code Search has the wrong stuff,
html#declaring
> Do you know where these permissions are located in source?
Beats me -- sorry.
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t state_enabled in the xml layout, but how to do it
> programatically? Can it be done?
setEnabled() is not deprecated, on View or Button, according to the API
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e to buy.
I like the last one, particularly buying the digital editions off the
CommonsWare Web site, since you get three books for what you might pay for
just one of the others.
Then again, I wrote those books, so I am a little bit biased. :-)
More seriously, any of the ones you have listed ther
> I need to build an ebook/reference reader type of an application. Is
> there any engines which gives support for formatting html or anyother
> types of content?
Look at android.webkit.WebView.
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e other solution (e.g., put
extras on the Intent you use with startService(), so your service learns
what to do from those extras alone).
You can see an example of a BroadcastReceiver using startService() to
start up a service here:
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Sounds like a memory leak. Are you sure getWallpaper() isn't doing
something that would hold references to past bitmaps, causing them not
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n install APK files, then copy your APK file to the SD card and
use the file manager to install it.
Of course, you can always publish your APK via a market, but I am
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> Thanks for the reply,
> The getWallpaper() is the android frameworks getWallpaper() function.
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or are they companions? I'd like to
> buy both but I'm on a tight budget.
Thanks for the interest!
I'll reply to you off-list shortly, so this doesn't turn into a
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There, you can learn more about the three (yes, three!) Android books
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Other questions about the books are best sent straight to me, or to the
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http://wiki.modularity.net.au/ical4j/index.php?title=FAQ
According to them, it works, if you include the dependencies.
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See http://source.android.com -- you might also check out XDA Developers
or other sites that have spent time getting Android to run on
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> I want to convert my image to black and white. As well i want to apply
> different image manipulations operations like brightness, contrast
> etc.. Can anyone tell me how to achieve this functionality?
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>> Is it possible toreadvalueofcookiewhich issetbybrowserof my
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> picture resolution? Thanks!
The camera parameters are called Camera.Parameters and include setters for
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> I've checked that one out, that's for Android 1.0 which is old.
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> Is it possible to launch adb commands programatically from any
> android application?
No. The adb program runs on your development machine, not a device.
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o long as SVG is described as "experimental", the odds of
it being integrated into Android are lower. Anything you can do to help
WebKit out with its SVG implementation will eventually help Android adopt
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ccessible by applications, particularly
on a real device, for security reasons.
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implies the existence of some sort of
documentation.
We do not necessarily need the core Android team to develop the
documentation, but we do need the algorithm for deducing if a resource is
deemed "in the public SDK" or not.
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uch to do with J2ME.
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