I need to do some tests to measure the power management of android
phones under different loads as part of a summer project at my
university. I know that laptops allow you to operate them without
batteries, which makes inserting measuring equipment into the circuit
easy because you just need to
I have an ImageButton in the layout of several of my Activities that
launches an information dialog.
At the moment I'm adding the (almost the) same the ImageButton XML and
(almost the) same onClickListener java code to every Activity that
needs it. In each activity I'm giving the ImageButton a
to stop giving access to
Android without changing settings on the Android phone?
It would make sense to do so in case someone steals my Android
phone .
Thanks.
Richard
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Hey,
I'm trying to make it so an app is uninstallable by anyone
except for the user who installed it in the first place. Is there any
way to password protect
Hey,
I'm trying to make it so an app is uninstallable by anyone
except for the user who installed it in the first place. Is there any
way to password protect it, or give the app higher security settings
in order to prevent unauthorized uninstallation?
Thanks.
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native C modules for Android as well if that's your thing.
2. Publishing application on the iPhone store is really cumbersome.
Google breaks all the barriers here.
Hope that helps.
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On Jan 17, 7:31 pm, Michael boggess coda5
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Hi All-
Newbie here and I'm trying to create a webview with a progress bar
that updates while the page is loading. I started with the code in
the webview javadoc which seems pretty straightforward but I don't
actually see the progress bar as the page
I'm having some trouble with this code too. I don't see the progress
bar getting updated even though I confirmed that onProgressChanged is
firing. Can someone point out the error in the documentation?
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public class WebViewTest extends Activity {
/** Called when the activity is first
I can't seem to get the progress bar example in the Android docs to
work. Here's what I have, but I don't actually see the progress bar:
public class WebViewTest extends Activity {
/** Called when the activity is first created. */
@Override
public void onCreate(Bundle
I'm following the Android docs example for a webview progress too.
My code compiles and runs, but I don't actually see the progress bar.
I confirmed that the onProgress method was firing (via debug). Can
someone point me down the right path?
public class WebViewTest extends Activity {
/**
Hi All-
Newbie here and I'm trying to create a webview with a progress bar
that updates while the page is loading. I started with the code in
the webview javadoc which seems pretty straightforward but I don't
actually see the progress bar as the page loads. Can someone point me
in the right
Hi Esmail,
Yeah once you have the latest ADT installed you should be able to
right click any layout xml file and choose Open With Android Layout
Editor. I'm on OS X here.
Hi Richard,
I installed at ADT (I think that's its name) plugin for Android and
Eclipse. Is that the one you
I noticed your post wasn't very old, but I've been using the interface
builder which comes with the Android plugin for Eclipse, have you
installed the plugin? Also as with any XML-based UI I think a mixture
of using the GUI and handcoding works best.
On Nov 23, 2:12 pm, tinyang
Hi there,
I've been working on an application to detect when the headset is plugged
in. My application can successfully receive broadcast intents such as
airplane mode but when I plug my headphones in nothing happens with my app.
If I triger the headset plugged intent in another app then my
it show a
specific time of my choosing. Problem is I wouldnt know where to
start.
I feel like I have missed something stupidly obvious but I have been
looking at it so long I cant see it :-)
Any help would be appreciated
Thanks
Richard
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When I google the android-related articles, I always found the links
like http://code.google.com/android/reference/android/, however,
when I clicked them and it always reported me that the page is gone.
When I typed http://code.google.com/android; directly, it will be
redirected into
No prob
-riChArD
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What options would I supply such that the Emulator takes less time to
start up (normally takes 2-3 minutes). What is it doing in this 2-3
minutes ?
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Richard
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