Hi All,
I was using Netbeans to write my Android applications for a few weeks
now (i was used to NB). Then I decided to give a chance to Eclipse,
since its the official recommended (with tools existing) development
environment. Now, that I moved my code to Eclipse, it keeps
complaining in the
Nope it does not.
On Nov 13, 3:54 am, Dexter#39;s Brain coomar@gmail.com wrote:
I think, a clean re-build will solve the problem. :)
On Nov 13, 1:50 pm, Android Helebek bilge.tu...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi All,
I was using Netbeans to write my Android applications for a few weeks
now (i
I am sorry it is just a typo. It actually is fine in the code.
Ok, I wanna extend the question a little bit.
Assuming my code is working fine (possibly forced, from Netbeans) and
assuming receiver requires a BroadcastReceiver,
is PhoneStateListener a BroadcastReceiver?
I check the sdk and didn't
Hi All,
I am hoping to create an application/service that will serve as an
extended Call Log (I learned that default android call log supports up
to 500 entries).
My aim is to check for phone state and detect when the phone state
becomes idle (which means ending the call). After the phone becomes
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