" where a user could at least go back and see
> visually see what had happened
This still exists in the Development.APK that's floating around the
Intarwebs, and ships with the emulator (Dev Tools). However, that APK is
not built into the phones.
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You do not need to add other listeners -- setOnClickListener() should
suffice. Perhaps your button is too small, or there is something running
on your device that is consuming too much of the available CPU time, or
perhaps your device's touchscreen has a defect.
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Pete wrote:
>> Is this a default dialog type or a composite that I need to roll
>> myself?
It is a look you will need to create yourself, AFAIK.
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l one (e.g., K-9).
For this blog post:
http://androidguys.com/?p=3100
I tested right on a T-Mobile G1, and the code worked as described in the
post.
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uot;API / classes"
beyond whatever you would ordinarily use to interact with Google
Calendar as a Web service.
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or to be.
Launching several Intents to the Browser will simply suck in the interim.
You might see if Steel or Opera Mini provide other options; in that
case, perhaps you can recommend your users adopt one of those browsers.
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Asif k wrote:
>Is it possible to use commandline arguments in Android ??
The Android OS does not have a command line in any conventional sense
that you can make use of in an ordinary Android application.
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t another application, you need a Uri to something it can handle
(e.g., ACTION_VIEW on a contact Uri to view the contact, ACTION_EDIT on
a contact Uri to edit the contact).
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M, voice call, sticky note on monitor, postal
letter, fax, carrier pigeon, etc.) for the purposes of knitting together
groups for future games.
If your solution needs sex appeal, use OpenID/OAuth for user accounts
and Web service authentication.
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listeners rather than
callbacks requiring subclasses, but that's just me.
plusminus has created a workalike to MapView using Open Street Map over
at http://osmdroid.googlecode.com/ -- possibly you will have better luck
using it.
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general?) who might disagree with your position. Particularly if your
game may involve minors.
> My goal is to make it as easy as possible to create games with users
> that aren't registered yet but will be registering in the future.
That's a noble goal. Just don't assume y
d";
> package="myapp.android"
> android:versionCode="1"
> android:versionName="1.0.0">
>
>android:label="@string/app_name">
>
>
> android:name="android.i
>
> Correct?
And possibly configuring the WebView, such as enabling Javascript.
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haps using string formats:
String.format(getString(R.string.welcome), getString(R.string.app_name));
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> good books or any free applications
In terms of books, I have a running list of available books up on the
Android Programming knol:
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2. That what you're doing in the game uses APIs available to C++ code
and not exclusively to Java code in Android
The answer to #2 probably won't be clear until #1 is achieved.
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VA wrote:
> Can't one add the
> entry programmatically on the web and have it automatically sync to
> device calendar.
Yes. That's what I meant by "whatever you would ordinarily use to
interact with Google Calendar as a Web service."
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) on the View, cast the result to a ViewGroup,
and call removeView() on the ViewGroup with your View as the parameter.
At this point, you have a disassociated View that should work with
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to see
covered, and I'll add it to my ever-growing list of topics to write up!
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gt; I haven't seen examples of how to create a viewflipper object from
> java and adding views to it.
ViewFlipper, in the end, is just a ViewGroup, so you can add Views to it
just like any other layout.
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the ContentProvider interface.
> I agree that this needs to be improved, as there is currently no
> support for components (downloading, versioning, upgrading, etc) in
> Android or on the Android Market.
I'm in total agreement on that point!
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namic languages that generate Java VM bytecode will need to be
augmented to generate Dalvik VM bytecode. Or, use interpreters that do
not generate bytecode (e.g., beanshell).
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>
> More details are at http://localhost/AndroidPhoneApplications/licensing.jsp
This too is a localhost URL.
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might as well use SharedPreferences.
If they are things that do not need to be persisted, and your
application is all in one process (the default), you could just use
static methods to access shared values.
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Evgeny V wrote:
> SharedPreferences is private data per activity. I tried to store persist
> data from activity A but can't read it from activity B.
> Missed I something?
SharedPreferences are not private per activity.
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Faber Fedor wrote:
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> (Not affiliated, just a happy buyer.)
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Set(0);
>public ArrayList list = new ArrayList ();
> }
>
>
> The only other thing I can think of is plain socket/byte based
> communications, and building the data structures painfully on the
> client/server - just like in C.
Apache Thrift works on Android, at least in
sing Thrift binary packaging over HTTP.
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I had expected perhaps two text nodes and an EntityReference or
something, but my DOM-fu is weak, so perhaps this is the proper result.
If this same pattern affects SAX, it may be you are getting several text
nodes but are only paying attention to the first.
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relevant APIs via addJavaScriptInterface() to WebView, probably via an
extension to PhoneGap.
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s not found."
>
> (5) The system logs shows:
>
> E/browser ( 239): onReceivedError code:-13 The requested file was not
> found.
> D/browser ( 239): updating cursor
>
>
> I feel really stupid failing at something so simple, but I just don'
direction.
> I *SO* regret installing the over-the-air patch, which removed root
> access :(((
Which would not have helped you one bit.
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lready paid for a logo etc. Man that sucks ;-(
>
> Any idea how to work around that?
Writing a ContentProvider to serve your content appears to be the
standard answer. I haven't used that technique myself as yet, though.
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How would WebView learn about this provider.
I believe you feed it a URL, like:
content://your.provider.here/path/to/something.html
But, again, I have not tried this myself, though I recall seeing some
posts in this group, and maybe a blog post, covering this technique to
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have 1/10 of them :(((
Again, your phone probably started with ~70MB. Something with your phone
(development? third-party apps? OTA update? G1/Android bugs? fussing
around with root?) ate up memory in some hidden fashion.
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Stoyan Damov wrote:
> On Mon, Jan 12, 2009 at 12:34 AM, Mark Murphy wrote:
>> No mention of re-activation, and you would think T-Mobile would bring up
>> that point, considering it would likely involve their tech support folk.
>
> Actually the post at
> (http://forums
r
ADP1 buyers, which is why people wrote up the ways to deal with that.
Since I don't own an ADP1, I have not paid attention to the details of
exactly what those instructions were, just that they existed.
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m, since text files compress well. You might want to
examine how much space they are really consuming in your particular case
-- it might not be worth worrying much about.
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h cannot be in the emulator at
one time, since they share a common Java package (com.commonsware.android).
If you want them to both be installed, choose separate packages.
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addiye wrote:
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> - the file system
> - the directory structure
> - kernel structure
> - and other useful information
> Thank you for your cooperation
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skink wrote:
>>> I can't seem to get a TabHost to work. I am not extending TabActivity.
>> I think that is a problem.
>
> why? if you call TabHost's setup() it works like a charm.
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e.g., you are not
holding onto an Activity in some static class variable or something),
then I believe your process will not be much "heavier" than the service
itself, because Android will reclaim all your activities and views when
it needs to.
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the base (e.g., fake://oh.this.is.so.not.real).
Also, try "UTF-8" instead of "utf-8".
Also also, the html variable is a String, and not something else, right?
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> So out of curiosity, if it doesn't create the children views, anyone
> know what the call to setup() does?
Here's the TabHost source code:
http://tinyurl.com/9mpt5e
Mostly, setup() seems to hook up to various events.
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drawings.setAdapter(adapter);//this is where it bombs out and i
> have to close the application
1. Have you called setContentView() before your call to findViewById()?
2. Does your layout have a Spinner element with
android:id="@+id/spinner_drawings"?
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innards of Android, triggered by the statement you pointed out, then
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> <--
You might consider using a ViewHolder or ViewWrapper pattern here. Check
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Puneet Bhatia wrote:
> I want to run Perl script on Android Emulator but when I tried to do
> that, I got error, "Perl : command not found".
> Can you please guide me how I can use Perl on emulator.
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shape="rectangle">
Then, it's just a drawable, so you can use it like any other drawable
(e.g., @drawable/yournamehere as, say, android:background).
There are other gradient XML files in ApiDemos (look in res/drawable).
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h client frameworks.
Hence, rather than trying to convince us that the core Android team
ought to build DI into Android, why not build DI yourself? Code is more
compelling than words in situations like this.
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the moment the documentation lacks a
> signle word about SQL Exceptions and the error codes they throw.
Yeah, some of the SQLite exceptions are not very informative.
For me, "error code 19" means I failed a constraint, such as forgetting
to supply a non-NULL/no-default value on an
Mark Murphy wrote:
> mobilek...@googlemail.com wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Has anyone come across this one:
>> android.database.sqlite.SQLiteConstraintException: error code 19. It
>> gets thrown on 'insert', 'update' and 'delete' s
he initial code can come in the form of an existing DI
framework that can be trimmed down to work in Dalvik.
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> for
> certain arguments, as there are with the SQLite packages (e.g. having a
> boolean for DISTINCT).
Again, content providers do not need to use SQLite as a data store.
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his (versioning, getting plugins
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and a blog post on how to use TrueType fonts:
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nremoval.
>> is it possible?
AFAIK, your application is not informed when it is to be removed. After
all, if the user is trying to remove your application, the user probably
does not want your application to be running.
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in there corresponding with your crash. You can access the
error log via adb logcat, DDMS, or the Eclipse equivalent.
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d UI.
> What would be a "thread safe" way to update android UI?
You have many options, including:
-- Use a Handler
-- Use View#post() or View#postDelayed()
-- Use Activity#runOnUiThread()
The latter options most closely resemble invokeLater().
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id, I am not sure you want to join with the background thread. That
ties up the UI thread until the background thread is done, which is not
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> the best way to do it.
That would imply each thread gets scheduled and processed in sequential
order, which is not guaranteed.
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);
> ..}
>
> Is that uncommon?
You can always relax the protection on a method, but you cannot increase
it. So, you can override a protected method with a public one, but you
cannot override it with a private one, for example.
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Tez wrote:
> I want to establish a p2p connection between 2 android devices. Is
> this possible. If yes, how can i do it?
1. Please don't cross-post to multiple lists at once.
2. Find yourself a Java P2P toolkit (e.g., JXTA) and start from there.
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t; pressed, however is there a method called which signifies a user has
> "left" the application and started another/returned to the home
> screen?
onPause()
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quot;an entire Activity" you really mean "an entire application", so
long as all the components are in the same process, and so long as you
use loose coupling so garbage collection isn't impeded, you can
communicate among collaborating activities however you wish.
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> dont know how it would be implemented though...
ViewFlipper might be a good starting point for creating one.
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Y value works right with 20 and not 10, I have no idea, but this
almost rotates the image about the center, with a slight oscillation effect.
So...where am I going wrong?
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nimation was standalone, so I doubt the AnimationSet is the
culprit.
Thanks for the input!
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the problem: once I get rid of the padding* attributes,
it rotates just fine. So, as you indicated, RotateAnimation rotates the
whole view, which *includes* padding.
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padding is 'transparent' and it
> just works fine - you will only see your image rotating
Ah, yeah, good point.
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No, that is not possible.
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se impede their garbage collection),
there's nothing to prevent multiple activities from sharing a common
utility class.
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ere any permissions requires for transferring the file, if what
> is the error.
>
> What is solution for this.
Look at your error log, via adb logcat, DDMS, or Eclipse, and see what
the error is.
If you see something akin to "Socket Exception -1", be sure to add the
INTERNET
opdown box.
Oh. Eclipse. Not sure how to help you, then.
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Pratap wrote:
> I'm working behind proxy, whenever i send a req using HTTPclient i
> get a SocketExceptionDoes anybody knows how to solve this
> problem...
Do you have the INTERNET permission enabled in your AndroidManifest.xml
file?
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move through the list, the selection is persistently highlighted (a
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perhaps through firmware. Moreover, I do not believe there is a setting
to change this behavior, anyway.
Third-party Web browsers (e.g., Steel) may or may not have this security
restriction.
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1 if they click the link
to it from the G1's browser:
application/vnd.android.package-archive
Or you can email them the APK, give it to them on CD/SD/thumb drive, have
them enter the hex bytes into DEBUG, or otherwise get them the APK. But
then, they'll need the SDK or other software in order to g
er are confirmed to exist,
then map.getOverlays() must be what's returning null.
5. Are you still inheriting from MapActivity?
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> So I log everything to file, take my Android out for a walk, come back
> home, plug it in and Eclipse/DDMS will read the log file? Cool!
Yup. I assume there's some limit to how much logging information is
held, but I don't know what that limit is. It's fairly genero
atement triggered the exception, but the exception itself happened
somewhere in something you called.
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