I didn't see a redirect bug -- but gmail failed to include the final
')' in the link, so the anchor survived, but failed.
So what is it with these redirects, anyway? It's always sending me to
some random locale -- fr one day, de today. Fortunately -- they're all
in English.
I'm using Chrome, on
Thanks very much for your ideas folks.
Hc - its a cool tabhost you've made! :) Thanks a lot, and I'm sure it
will be very useful for a requirement of always fitting in within the
screen. Unfortunately, my requirement is such that I do not want to
reduce the width of each tab as the number of tabs
Thanks very much for your ideas folks.
Hc - its a cool tabhost you've made! :) Thanks a lot, and I'm sure it
will be very useful for a requirement of always fitting in within the
screen. Unfortunately, my requirement is such that I do not want to
reduce the width of each tab as the number of tabs
Robert Green has mentioned VBOs being fast for his uses a couple times
on this list, I think. Might be worth searching those posts out.
Not actual usage, but I saw them mentioned in some docs recently. It's
for a newer version of OpenGL ES, but this ImgTec document recommends
VBOs, for example:
I do not like android instrumentation framework, and switched
to mocking everything android. JMockIt seems to be a right tool
( jmock has problems with finals and concrete classes)
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Well, I don't grok NAT enough to conclude that it's wrong. But I don't
see why they'd do it -- unless they're trying to minimize traffic.
Seems kinda trivial -- and likely more than offset by the later
attempted transmit.
I'm not sure what problem you're trying to solve. It can certainly
happen
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MMS cannot be sent over wi-fi.Carriers network is mandatory to send/recv.
The MMSC need to identify from/to the message coming going and it wont be
possible while using wi-fi.
So its required to switch to 3g or CDMA even if wi-fi is available.
2010/2/3 Dongjoon
Hi!
Why are my SharedPreferences suddenly deleted, after I updated my game
in the Market?
Here is the logcat:
W/ApplicationContext( 1465): Attempt to read preferences file /data/
data/digle.de.LeonardFrog/shared_prefs/Highscore.xml without
permission
E/ApplicationContext( 1465): Couldn't rename
Hi all,
I have a code for GLSurfaceView which runs fine with sdk 1.5. I am trying to
use it in the sdk 2.0 I am getting following error -
*Application called a GL11 Pointer method with an Indirect Buffer*
This is the line at which the error is coming,
*gl.glVertexPointer(3, GL10.GL_FLOAT, 0,
Hi,
Is this possible in Android?
Can anyone help me? I need it.
Thanks Regards,
Raghavendra K.
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Hi All,
Is there any TV out feature in Android. Is anyone working on it ?
Thanks and Regards,
Dileep
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Hi!
I have a game in the market and with flurry analytics, I receive all
my errors. Here are some of them:
01/31/10 01:47:39 PM PST0 class
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException parameter must be a descendant of
this view
02/02/10 12:40:41 PM PST0 class
Did you change/add a sharedUserId in your manifest?
On Feb 3, 3:40 am, Martin google-gro...@digle.de wrote:
Hi!
Why are my SharedPreferences suddenly deleted, after I updated my game
in the Market?
Here is the logcat:
W/ApplicationContext( 1465): Attempt to read preferences file /data/
The buffer needs to be direct so that it isn't moved around in memory.
You can do this by creating it using ByteBuffer.allocateDirect. You
can see examples in demos:
http://developer.android.com/intl/de/resources/samples/ApiDemos/src/com/example/android/apis/graphics/TriangleRenderer.html
On Feb
Actually this is the code for the second approach :
/* Create a URL we want to load some xml-data from. */
URL url = new URL(http://www.myserver.com/xmlstream;);
/* Get a SAXParser from the SAXPArserFactory. */
SAXParserFactory spf = SAXParserFactory.newInstance();
SAXParser sp =
It seems that adding a 1 pixel (1px) view stops this happening.
On Feb 2, 11:55 pm, Romain Guy romain...@android.com wrote:
Note that the bug is not due to an overlap of theinvalidateregion,
it looks like the entire parent redraws in certain conditions.
On Tue, Feb 2, 2010 at 3:45 PM,
Figured out there is an internal implementation of XmlResourceParser.
It works for compiled resources only.
Are there any plans in the roadmap of coming up with an AttributeSet
implementation for non-compiled files as well ?
On Feb 2, 7:02 pm, priyanka 2priya...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
I'd
I can't help with your protocol question, but the reason why
specifying the SSID isn't working is because it needs to be a quoted
value, e.g.
wifiConfig.SSID = \test\;
Neil
On Feb 2, 8:30 pm, Daniel Rolph d...@rolph.com wrote:
After digging around a little, I was able to put together the code
No, I even don't know how to use sharedUserId's.
Here is my Manifest:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=utf-8?
manifest xmlns:android=http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android;
package=digle.de.LeonardFrog
android:versionCode=4
android:versionName=1.3 (beta)
application
Hi
We can change language options manually,But
How to change the language settings on android phone through application
Can u give me sample code
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Hi,
Have you used partial wake lock? I got the similar problem in my
app. I fixed it by using wake lock. Following is my code snippet. May
be this will help you.
PowerManager.WakeLock wl;
try {
PowerManager pm = (PowerManager) context
Hey, thanks
Worked fine on G2. This is the code i used:
#include sys/system_properties.h
char buf[32];
buf[0] = 0;
__system_property_get(ro.serialno,buf);
Interestingly enough, i also tried this:
char buf[2048];
if ((in = open(/proc/cpuinfo, O_RDONLY)) 0)
Or is there another possibility to debug my game, while it is in the
market?
How can I intercept all the errors in my code to find out how I can
solve them?
If nobody has an answer to this, I have to put a
try {
...
} catch (Exception e) { /* send this exception and line number over
internet to
Hey i got a function acceptCall() by which android receive call. the
path is android.internal.telephony.Phone.java.
Now you gays please tell me can i use it answer a call
programmetically. Please you got any idea about it then share with
me .
or if you have any other idea about answering auto
Hi,
Is there a concept of user name in Android? Windows Mobile lets you
enter a description of the owner of the phone; Palm OS has the concept
of user name. But i couldn't find anything about this in Android.
best,
guich
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got it
On Wed, Feb 3, 2010 at 3:13 PM, Lance Nanek lna...@gmail.com wrote:
The buffer needs to be direct so that it isn't moved around in memory.
You can do this by creating it using ByteBuffer.allocateDirect. You
can see examples in demos:
On my mobile, I do NOT have the VerifyError! This is strange. I just
get the Error-Messages from Flurry-Analytics from people, who
downloaded my game in the market, so I think that these error-messages
come from a specific Android OS?
What does it mean that some part of a class failed
While I am at it: How can I enforce equal width on table columns?
Is there a way to do in in layout/*.xml or do I have to render the
content
of my table programatically (getting screen dimensions, and creating
the content of the table calls with computed width)
Regards,
Holger
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Btw I also have tried this instead :
try {
URL url = new URL(http://www.myserver.com/xmlstream;);
URLConnection conn = url.openConnection();
InputStream is = conn.getInputStream();
Xml.parse(is, Xml.Encoding.ISO_8859_1, new ExampleHandler
Hi,
I have to display 10 images(which will be taken form url) and
related Text Both imageUrl and text will come from XML parsing.
My Question is how we can display image into
scrollable format
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I have to display 10 images and related Text i want to display
into AbsoluteLayout and all 10 image should be in scrollable format
as ListView.
My Question is
How we can Display all the image in ListView
format.is there any way to put listView into
Well, you' have to modify your routing tables. I see there's /system/
bin/route, and it worked to add a default gateway, running as root.
You WILL have to be root; if you haven't rooted your phone, you will
need to.
/system/bin/route seems to lack many of the normal features -- the
BusyBox one
Hi all,
In the below XML, I'm getting NullPointerException. What is the reason
behind that?
I also want scroll bars in th same XML. How to do that?
?
xml version=*1.0* encoding=*utf-8*?
?
xml version=*1.0* encoding=*utf-8*?
TabHost
Is there a concept of user name in Android? Windows Mobile lets you
enter a description of the owner of the phone; Palm OS has the concept
of user name. But i couldn't find anything about this in Android.
The device itself does not really track this anywhere.
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Hi All,
Can anyone give an idea how to identify the views part of the
active screen[i.e current running activity on the phone].
E.g after launching uiEditContactActivity,how can I identify the views
[ several fields, buttons etc]
part of that screen.
I am trying to modify monkey, such that for
hi lance,
please can u suggest me some good links or books regarding drawing cylinder
some polygons.
thanks,
satish
On Wed, Feb 3, 2010 at 3:13 PM, Lance Nanek lna...@gmail.com wrote:
The buffer needs to be direct so that it isn't moved around in memory.
You can do this by creating it using
Well, you found one way to get the encoding in there. A few more:
InputSource.setEncoding(iso-8859-1)
new InputStreamReader(stream, iso-8859-1);
I'd argue that it should have gotten it from the ?xml...
encoding=iso-8859-1? -- I'm a bit surprised it didn't. But it's
something I'd never rely on if
If you like a file manager-type GUI with console based CUI terminal,
Runftp is what you want to have.
You can type and test any basic FTP commands in the terminal, and
viewing
through the files and directories in a two-pane tree-style graphical
navigation
at the same time.
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On Feb 1, 11:13 pm, fadden fad...@android.com wrote:
Are you looking for:
http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/tools/avd.html
?
Thanks for the sarcasm. No, the docs don't say how to do this.
On Feb 2, 7:48 am, String sterling.ud...@googlemail.com wrote:
Click on Window | Android
I believe it's a Samsung Galaxy problem, as it works on both G1 and
Hero. I'm setting PictureSize, but the change doesn't seem to be
registered by the device.
Creating a Bitmap from the full-size image unfortunately throws an
OutOfMemoryException, and I'm unfortunately unable to guarantee enough
Neil,
Thanks for the catch on the SSID. Actually, I find that I can only connect
when I do not specify the SSID. Documentation on wifi management is a little
hard to come by. I am learning the wifi packages and device/driver
functionality through trial and error, logging, and network
i didnt do it yet.
but you can get a sample from here, i am folowing this book
http://apress.com/book/downloadfile/4433
there is a zip file, extract it and navigate to FancyLists\RateList\. there
you have a full and working example.
please send the question to the list wo everyone can get the
Hi
We are using TextView's Ellipsize function to scrolling text in it and
there many other controls in our window.
We noticed CPU would go up to 50% if text started scrolling. After
digging deeper, we found all controls in our layout kept drawing when
texts scrolling. We wonder why? And how to
well to begin with : thx for the expalanation :D
I was wondering about your statement :
Try logging to a file. Or better yet, create test cases, and verify
the correct operation of your code via test suite, rather than via log
statements.
I already tried in a test case, which was to write the
I know VBO's and DrawTex extensions are not a requirement for all
devices to have, but does anyone have a list of what devices don't
actually support them? I haven't actually come across any yet...
Thanks!
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well to begin with : thx for the expalanation :D
I was wondering about your statement :
Try logging to a file. Or better yet, create test cases, and verify
the correct operation of your code via test suite, rather than via log
statements.
I already tried in a test case, which was to write the
Hi all.
When overiding onDraw() in my View, is it possible to say Don't draw
anything new, just keep what was there the last time?
In my app, I only want to draw when I get a sensor change. These
changes come intermittently. However the draw() routine is being
called continuously, many times per
your draw routine should only be called if you call invalidate on your
view or its parent view.
On Feb 3, 7:46 am, Neilz neilhorn...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi all.
When overiding onDraw() in my View, is it possible to say Don't draw
anything new, just keep what was there the last time?
In my
Isn't there anyone out there who can tell me not to pursue this with a
good reason? I am spending too much of my time figuring this out and
if there is some knowledgeable person out there who can give me a
straight answer, I would really appreciate it.
Thanks,
Abhi
On Feb 1, 9:12 am, Abhi
Hi,
What kind of connections can we open on Android? Which of the
following is possible?
- USB
- Serial port
- Infrared
I know that Bluetooth is possible, but are the other ones too?
And if yes, which classes i have to use?
thanks for the feedback
guich
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It is being called... between 5-10 times a second. I just set up a
routine to check. And I'm most definitely not calling invalidate() on
these occasions.
On Feb 3, 2:04 pm, schwiz sch...@gmail.com wrote:
your draw routine should only be called if you call invalidate on your
view or its parent
I want to include virtual keyboard in my layout file.I am using foll.
code.
Is there anything I am missing ?
android.inputmethodservice.KeyboardView
android:id=@android:id/keyboardView
android:background=@android:color/transparent
Looking at Google Experience devices; they are activates with the
users Google Account.
Using AccountManager and associated classes (starting 2.0), you can
pull this activation user name and other attributes.
On Feb 3, 4:03 am, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
Is there a concept of
Hi Pankaj!
Have you checked if your xml file is well-formed?
On 2 feb, 09:57, Pankaj Deshpande pcdeshpande...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
I am developing an application which uses KSOAP2 with Android 2.0. But I am
getting error
org.xmlpull.v1.XmlPullParserException: expected: START_TAG
can
Has anyone notice that Android 2.1 (or may be even earlier) has
additional Network Type? Namely:
ConnectivityManager.MOBILE_MMS 2
ConnectivityManager.MOBILE_SUPL 3
ConnectivityManager.MOBILE_DUN 4
ConnectivityManager.MOBILE_HIPRI 5
In addition to the original types in the document.
MOBILE 0
well to begin with : thx for the expalanation :D
I was wondering about your statement :
Try logging to a file. Or better yet, create test cases, and verify
the correct operation of your code via test suite, rather than via log
statements.
I already tried in a test case, which was to write the
There used to be an old old bug where shared preferences would
sporadically just disappear. Your post inspired me to do some research
and find out if that ever got fixed... En route I found this for you:
Hi Radhika,
radhika wrote:
Hi All,
Am a beginner in this area. I am trying to find out how a DNS query
is sent from the android device.
Am unable to locate the code.
Can someone help me by showing me the code where a DNS query is sent.
For example, may be from some application like
Hi,
i am trying to load an html file which refers an image stored in the
sdcard. Actualy the html is provided by a local servlet. in the html,
i have this line img id=toto src=file:///sdcard/path/path/
toto.png/br.
When i used that, i had this error : Not allowed to load local
resource: file://.
How about using the WIFI MAC address in cases where the ANDROID_ID is
null? I believe it should be unique for each device:
WifiManager manager = (WifiManager) getSystemService
(Context.WIFI_SERVICE);
WifiInfo wifiInfo = manager.getConnectionInfo();
String MACAddress =
What if the application requires to send a query to a DNS server installed
at a particular IP address.
how do i configure my DNS server in *hosts/**resolv**.**conf from the
application ?*
***
*
On Wed, Feb 3, 2010 at 8:40 PM, Lewske Wada r...@run.sh wrote:
Hi Radhika,
radhika wrote:
Hi
Mahendra/String,
Thank You for your reply on this. The problem was with the following code as
pointed correctly by you folks
String state = Environment.getExternalStorageState();
if(state != Environment.MEDIA_MOUNTED) {
Log.d(DEBUG, The Card is Not Mounted + state +--);
On Feb 2, 10:49 pm, Anthoni anthoni.gard...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
Just to add, it would be useful if there was a listing somewhere that
showed all the different AVD settings for each phone supported by
Android.
Agreed - that would be useful.
Nathan
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Hello,
I have an app which performs some online functions to a web server
farm we operate using URLConnection. I'm finding that the client IP
address of the phone seems to change after a fairly brief period of
inactivity.
For example, please see these timestamps and the corresponding client
IP
To help you, you need to post the log (form LogCat) showing the stack-
trace of the VerifyError.
As an example, VerifyErrors can occur when you load a class compiled
in Android 1.6 and using/calling 1.6 specific fields/methods and then
the class is run in a Android 1.5 environment.
I had one
Hi,
I saw several people reporting an issue with Spinner.setSelection that does
not seem to work as expected on the second call: the item selection is
correctly updated in the list subframe, but not in the text displayed when
the spinner is closed
Anbody knows a workarround?
Thierry.
On 4
After hardcoding the path as per the code below (pointed by Mahendra) I'm
able to write the file onto the SD Card and see the same in DDMS
/sdcard/somefilename
Do not hardcode /sdcard. Use Environment.getExternalStoragePath() to get
the path to the SD card.
2. Would the path name like
Thank you Mark for your reply.
Reg: Do not hardcode /sdcard. Use Environment.
getExternalStoragePath() to get
the path to the SD card.
1. When I use the above method, I end up with the problem of device not
mounted, how can I overcome this on an Emulator.
2. On the actual device, how can I
Add a boolean variable that is set on segfirstroute startElement and cleared
on segfirstroute endElement. Us it to ignore the date element.
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Thank you Mark for your reply.
Reg: Do not hardcode /sdcard. Use Environment.
getExternalStoragePath() to get
the path to the SD card.
1. When I use the above method, I end up with the problem of device not
mounted, how can I overcome this on an Emulator.
That method works perfectly
You probably are not basically able to change it to your own server.
Chances are you can connect to your internal WiFi network
and get the automatic DNS settings from dhcpd or whatever.
I can dynamically connect through my own rooter (Linux) and pass
that beyond to the internet by IP masquerading.
I've never had an issue with AlertDialogs in the emulator under any version.
Post the code you're using, you're probably just doing something wrong.
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TreKing - Chicago transit tracking app for
Found attribute : Albanië instead of Albanié
This suggests you are displaying UTF-8 text (which is was logcat does) as
Latin-1. To wit: ë = 0xC3 0xAB which are UTF-8 for Latin1 0xEB. However, é
is 0xEB, not 0xAB, so there's something else afoot.
Also note that when you see the rectangle with
This is not necessary, to catch every line of code.
Register an uncaught-exception-handler
(Thread.setDefaultUncaughtExceptionHandler). Before you set it, get
the current one. You may need to call it from your own uncaught-
exception-handler.
In this handler, print out the stack-trace (and some
The TCP port is entered correctly as 2121 when I connect to FTP, the
FTP cpntrol session is started properly according to the server logs.
I am not using SFTP since I have disabled the sub-system on my SSH
server.
I am trying to use SSH TCP forwarding alone to establish and maintain
the ftp
Ok, solved y just have to use final on the tablelayout statement. If
someone wants the code ill post it.
Thanks for your reply Beth.
On 2 feb, 18:13, Beth emez...@gmail.com wrote:
David,
The output shows you have a null pointer at line 93 of your activity.
Look there for a solution.
Also, I
I had the same problem i used wake lock but still i think before i
acquire wakelock wifi goes in sleep mode .
On Feb 2, 11:45 am, nikhil nik...@gmail.com wrote:
It seems there is a conflict between call forwarding and wakelock...
Can someone test this out please? If you have a service which
Note that I made a blog entry to explain how I made a crash reporter
using email on my blog, there :
http://androidblogger.blogspot.com/2009/12/how-to-improve-your-application-crash.html
It's a very effective way to catch the bugs, and to find how they
happen.
The fact that it is send by mail (
Hi! I´m just trying to have both vertical and horizontal scrollviews
but the vertical one disappears just 1 second after the app launch and
I cant scroll down on my results.
Here are the codes:
XML:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=utf-8?
ScrollView android:id=@+id/ScrollView
Ryu,
Sorry, forgot to address your iptables question.
I am not using iptables on either my emulator or Droid. My firewall
only needs the one SSH port open in order to connect, and then with
the port forwarding through SSH additional firewall ports are
uneccessary. I am not running a
Then you are doing something VERY strange.
DNS is a service provided to hosts (systems, i.e. your phone) by the
network. It is not something that is under the control of the
application. Generally, a DHCP server (or the wireless carrier) will
supply you with your IP address, default router, DNS
I currently use AudioTrack and AudioRecord to create a looping sound
program and I was using raw PCM audio but I want to use AMR_NB audio
so I set up the code as follows
arec = new AudioRecord(MediaRecorder.AudioSource.MIC,
11025,
I didn't mean that to be harsh, BTW. Knowing that an approach is out
in left field, and why, is useful information. Some of the most useful
information you can get, as a beginner, since it narrows the focus of
what you have to learn, a lot!
On Feb 3, 9:21 am, Bob Kerns r...@acm.org wrote:
Then
If you're using xml pull.. just go until you find the start_tag + the name
of the node you need, then exit out of the while loops.
On Wed, Feb 3, 2010 at 8:18 AM, Frank Weiss fewe...@gmail.com wrote:
Add a boolean variable that is set on segfirstroute startElement and
cleared on segfirstroute
We have a lot of questions here of a fairly basic, non-Android-
specific nature.
I think it would be helpful to compile a list of resources on various
topics, that we could refer people to (and try to get them to look at
before asking here -- yeah, I know...)
Areas I see:
* TCP/IP and
Guys please help me out
On Wed, Feb 3, 2010 at 5:26 PM, Chirayu Dalwadi
chirayu.dalw...@gmail.comwrote:
Hi all,
In the below XML, I'm getting NullPointerException. What is the reason
behind that?
I also want scroll bars in th same XML. How to do that?
?
xml version=*1.0*
I don't think the Android API lets you do what you want. I wound up
writing my own gridbox layout widget which I use in several of my
apps. It's similar to the old Java gridbag layout and HTML tables.
It does everything I need. Unfortunately, it's not generic enough for
me to publish yet.
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This is how I have done it. When there are no more entries it exists
try{
try{
String stationfeed = urls;
url = new URL(stationfeed);
((xmlName)this.getApplication()).setXMLName(urls);
Hi James,
mericksonj wrote:
The TCP port is entered correctly as 2121 when I connect to FTP, the
FTP cpntrol session is started properly according to the server logs.
I am not using SFTP since I have disabled the sub-system on my SSH
server.
I am trying to use SSH TCP forwarding alone to
I see a similar solution on stackoverflow:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2065430/fixed-android-detecting-focus-pressed-color/2189757#2189757
but I have some concerns with that solution, mainly what if the OS
changes the graphic of the default button? Since the normal unfocused/
unpressed
It also has SFTP capability to some extent, but actually
depends on a third-party library (Jsch) and I suspect the
performance is not so good. I'm talking about Runftp.
Ryu
Lewske Wada wrote:
Hi James,
mericksonj wrote:
The TCP port is entered correctly as 2121 when I connect to FTP,
Yeah, that's not what I mean by a test case.
See http://junit.org as a starting point.
(The Android SDK includes some limited version of JUnit I don't
recognize. It's adequate for this purpose, but the full, modern
version is better. For non-device testing, you're not restricted to
the supplied
I dont have any issues with wifi after holding on to wakelock...but
yeah
when I try to forward calls the phone starts rebooting itself ...I
have to kill the service to stop it from rebooting again and again...
I have no clue why that happens..
On Feb 3, 11:04 am, himanshu jain
Yep, good idea, thanks.
guich
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Is it the delay in discovering the disconnect that's the issue?
Exactly...
The connection stays open to accept data from the server. There are
definitely points in time when this wouldn't happen for a few minutes, and
if the connection dropped, that wouldn't be a problem if the client noticed
Quietly bumping..
R
On Feb 2, 11:14 pm, Rich miser...@gmail.com wrote:
Because hey, why the hell not.
What about the stacksize argument to the Tread constructor? Is it
always 8k, not matter is sent?
R
On Feb 2, 6:34 pm, Michael MacDonald googlec...@antlersoft.com
wrote:
Rich wrote:
You're reinventing the wheel here, back before they invented circles.
SFTP uses the same port as SSH (22 is the standard, but you can
substitute if you want to throw off port-scanners) -- you would not be
opening another port.
FTP is *extremely* problematic in the modern world. Originally, it
This is the standard result when trying to do active FTP and the
server cannot connect to the random port the client is listening on.
Yes, in standard FTP, the client must act as a server.
On Feb 3, 9:15 am, mericksonj mericks...@gmail.com wrote:
This works just fine on the Droid, and I am
He wants to use SAX.
On Feb 3, 10:44 am, Tommy droi...@gmail.com wrote:
This is how I have done it. When there are no more entries it exists
try{
try{
String stationfeed = urls;
url = new URL(stationfeed);
I sent you a program last Friday that showed how to do this. You
replied then, saying you would look at my example on Monday and reply
to me then.
You never did.
On Feb 3, 12:02 am, Sasikumar.S sasikumar.it1...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I'm having a XML file like
*sample.xml*
*
*
*maintag*
Hallo,
i have made an application that is consisted of an activity and a
service.The service has an interface (created by an aidl file)
including methods implemented in the service.My activity binds to the
service and calls some methods of the service.All good till now.My
problem is when i want
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