I am trying to set an alarm to occur every morning at 6:00am. The
first alarm is being triggerred, but the subsequent alarms are not.
Anybody have any idea what I am doing wrong?
I am using a service as my PendingIntent, which triggers a
notification.
Here is a code snippet:
private void
Delete the R.class, then rebuild.
On Aug 25, 10:36 pm, sagar sagar.india...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello everyone,
I am trying to build my project using ant. I first generate build.xml
file using android update project command. Now i want to run it
using ant. When i type ant debug commnad it
NoClassDef always points me to think about Classpath, or
inconsistencies between packages on your system (perhaps you are
running a different version of Android out of eclipse, and linking to
a different library package on your system).
Maybe not that helpful, but something I was thinking about
At a minimum, you will need to download the SDK, and install it on
your system. (Which includes making sure everything is properly
configured in your path)
Then, you can issue the following command on at any command prompt:
emulator -avd avd name
You should have an avd named 'G1', I think it
Jinx you owe me a coke ;-)
On Jul 26, 6:37 pm, greg sep...@eduneer.com wrote:
The SDK has a tools directory that includes the emulator application,
which you can start with the following command line:
emulator -avd your_avd_name
as described at
I did a little development on the G2 Lack of a physical keyboard was
a problem for some of the tools (like putting the phone in Recovery
Mode, etc).
Otherwise, for the most part there weren't any significant roadblocks
(the SDK works the same on both the G1 and the G2 - ie. the APIs are
all the
Trying to apply a manual update to my phone, and can't get the phone
to go into recovery mode.
I have tried all sorts of permutations of holding down the power and
home buttons on startup (holding them both, holding home, and
releasing power, pressing power, then holding both, etc). I have been
The lack of a physical keyboard was a problem for me on the Magic
(some of my applications - like Teminal wouldn't work). There are
workarounds, but require some advanced techniques, or downloading
alternative applications.
The lack of a physical keyboard also made flashing a new ROM more
Eclipse lives entirely in the folder you initially installed it to
(meaning the folder you unzipped the download to - in my case it is C:
\Eclipse).
Your eclipse projects live in a different directory (this is unique to
each machine, so there would be no way to tell what it might be on
your own
I know the Magic phone I got at IO is unlocked, but it doesn't have
root enabled out of the box (I tried to install an app that required
Root, that wouldn't work).
Is there a specific way I can enable root on the phone (ie. a setting
some where)? Is this possible on this phone?
I know I can
Just run the emulator with the G1 avd (which I think is shipped with
the SDK), you shouldn't need to create your own (unless you have a
specific need for something special).
emulator -avd g1
On Jun 24, 4:36 am, ники тончев ton...@gmail.com wrote:
when i run the emulator either from the cmd
you should issue the command as: ./adb (the ./ tells UNIX that you
are looking for the file in the current dir).
Double check your path, and ensure that you sourced the file in the
window you are trying to run (either open a new terminal window, or
type source ~/.bash_profile in the window you
'echo $PATH' will output the path that is set in the window you are
running. This will allow you to verify that the directory is properly
set.
On Jun 19, 10:37 am, droiddroid dmo...@gmail.com wrote:
This is more of a unix question. In my terminal, I cd to my tools
directory, adb is right
Disconnect, why be so harsh?
Debasish, I assume you are asking about the HTC Magic (or Ion it is
also called).
I can't find the 'fbook' app at all in the TMobile Marketplace (in the
US). No big loss, I didn't find it reliable when I installed it on my
G1.
Bottom line, looks like the app is
To be clear, I don't have a dog in this race (I don't work for
TMobile, or any other company related to this).
Here is a link to the TOS, with specific language restricting
modifying devices:
(http://www.t-mobile.com/Templates/Popup.aspx?
PAsset=Ftr_Ftr_TermsAndConditionsprint=true)
16. *
Bottom line, if you buy a carrier supported phone (I am using my
experience with TMobile for this discussion, not sure about
Vodaphone), you will not be able to upgrade the phone manually on a
regular basis.
Most of the upgrades currently have come over the air (OTA). For the
cupcake release,
To clear things up, the phone given away at Google IO was the HTC
Magic (also named the Ion; and when someone referred to it as the
G2 at the fireside chat, the Android guys shivered, and clearly
didn't like that moniker for it).
That phone is fully unlocked, and rooted. So, it is a true dev
Looks like you need to upgrade the software on the phone. You
developed your app using 1.5, and the software on the phone is 1.0.
(Read the stack).
Upgrade your device.
On May 28, 1:59 pm, zirubak ziru...@gmail.com wrote:
hi.
I have Android Dev G1 phone. I try to install my app to phone. But
device.
2009/6/1 Mike Wolfson mwolf...@gmail.com:
Bottom line, if you buy a carrier supported phone (I am using my
experience with TMobile for this discussion, not sure about
Vodaphone), you will not be able to upgrade the phone manually on a
regular basis.
Most of the upgrades
STOP!!
This has nothing to do with Android. Please stop posting to this
group! (Admin's can you block this poster please?)
On Apr 23, 1:47 am, tariq hassan tariqfwo2...@gmail.com wrote:
- Beavis http://funfashion4u.blogspot.com/2009/04/beavis.html
-
On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 8:32 AM, Mike Wolfson mwolf...@gmail.com wrote:
STOP!!
This has nothing to do with Android. Please stop posting to this
group! (Admin's can you block this poster please?)
On Apr 23, 1:47 am, tariq hassan tariqfwo2...@gmail.com wrote
You could:
- Use a different layout (grid perhaps), which would allow you to
define your layout more directly
- set specific width values (instead of fill_parent) which would force
the layout you want.
Not sure what might be happenning with this layout (not able to mess
with it at work), but
Not sure but sounds like you need to add android.jar to the project
classpath (somewhere in Project/properties menu of eclipse).
It's always the classpath. Good Luck.
On Jan 18, 8:26 pm, djupp manuelkaepp...@swissworld.com wrote:
Hello all
I'm sorry, but I couldn't find anything searching
I can certainly appreciate that the dev phone ships with root access
available (and would love my retail one to have that capability).
But I can certainly understand why Google would ship with it disabled
by default. Let the people, who maybe shouldn't be root in the
first place save themselves
What I really meant was 'sudo'.
Cheers.
On Jan 19, 4:02 pm, Mike Wolfson mwolf...@gmail.com wrote:
I can certainly appreciate that the dev phone ships with root access
available (and would love my retail one to have that capability).
But I can certainly understand why Google would ship
I was having the same problem. This is likely a memory leak caused by
one of the applications you are running (which you could try to figure
out using a variety of methods).
Simplest way to fix this is to reboot the computer (ie. G1).
Easiest way to power-cycle the phone is to hold down the
It shouldn't be lost in the discussion, that Microsoft now owns
Danger. So, they certainly don't have an incentive to make porting
Android to their device easy (in fact, I would imagine they would
prefer it is hard).
Doesn't mean it can't be done, just that I wouldn't depend on
company(MS -
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