You should be able to see how many cameras a device has by querying
Camera.names, which returns an Array. The array contains the names of the
available cameras, which usually have meaningful names like "Back Camera",
"Front Camera", etc.
Thanks,
Om
On Thu, Jun 4, 2015 at 11:38 AM, deflator wrot
haa.. yeah, I had a problem trying build on linux machines (slaves of our
jenkins CI server).
According the log, is something wrong about the p12 certificate ... I don't
know what were going on exactly and I didn't have time to check, so I just
configure my jenkins to build the project on windows s
Hi Mario and thank you.After some struggle with it, I've managed to get
it to work. For others to know, I couldn't get adt-maven-plugin to
compile properly under linux so I did all my build under mac.
Kind regards,
Victor
On Tue, 2015-06-02 at 09:56 +1200, Mario Souza wrote:
> I've just setup my
Hi all,
I am trying to figure out a method to detect if the device has a rear camera
or not.
My app uses the rear camera for a bar code scanner. On a device without a
rear camera, like my Nexus 7 tablet, it crashes when you try to initiate the
scanner.
It works fine when I setup the scanner to use
Hi Marcus and Others,
As I was turning this problem into a very simple flex app, I figured out
what the problem was. The url to upload the file had a query string. The
query string had some forward and backward slash characters. On Windows in
IE, FF, and Chrome no problem. On Chrome on Mac, no
