Hi there!
I'm not sure where to go with this.. If I'm at the wrong place please tell
me right away.
I can't access the internal storage of my Nexus 7 when connected via USB to
my Windows 8 PC anymore. In the device manager there are two links to the
tablet: Android Device -> Android Composite
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comments.
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However, I appreciate the advice to move on, and the adb insight
offered. I'll warn my friend to avoid eye patches and peg legs.
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mild-
mannered app escaping into the wild without his knowledge?
I apologize if this is a dumb question. Perhaps I should sign my self
paranoid.
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accessing my friend's phone via the USB cable and via wireless? Is
deselecting 'Unknown Source' secure protection?
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Did you try setting the background of you view to something like
0x40ff?
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Have you considered measuring your text, Paint.measureText(your
string), and deciding where to place it programmatically?
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Are you asking:
How can I get the id of my wallpaper graphic in my res/drawable folder
into my program so I can do something with it?
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See if this makes any sense in your case.
Start with a background large enough to look OK in either orientation
without change. Upon twist, onSurfaceChanged(), recalculate the
locations of your bitmaps and display them at the new locations.
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Therefore exit from my app's preview mode always returns to a home
screen. Maybe I'm missing something.
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possible to share settings data across application packages -- for
that you will need a content provider.)
It may have something to do with the Context-s in your A and B. Are
they the same?
Alternately you could pass B's data back and let A do all the
updating.
Hal
Thanks Mark and Diane for the help.
My task is to properly place my living wallpaper background (I use the
current dead wallpaper) behind the system's placement of icons and
widgets. My users should be able to do Settings on different
(right, center, left) home screens.
Here's the three
My about-to-be-released live wallpaper app works well if I know the
number of home screens. I observe that the 2.1 emulator has three and
2.2 and later have five. I can distinguish between them with
Build.VERSION myvbld = new Build.VERSION();
No, sorry. I can envision a home screen implementation with infinite
home screens.
Thanks, Mark, for the reply. I was afraid of that and am looking at my
problem again.
What about this?
Occasionally onOffsetsChanged() gives an xStep of 0.0 or -1.0.
Otherwise it consistently gives 0.5
this reinstall of my living wallpaper app
replaces the old code but not its Shared Preferences and when I invoke
the app onCreate() runs. With emulator 2.2, the old code is
overwritten and onCreate() doesn't run.
You may be asking something else, if so, my apologies.
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someone and is not too specific to my particular
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You'll probably need a set of reusable Android components (Database,
Services, etc) for this.
You may want to take a look a the Jt Design Pattern Framework:
a) Java Pattern Oriented Framework, An application of the Messaging
Design Pattern
IBM Technical Library
This may help:
https://www.x.com/thread/38483
On Dec 23, 11:56 pm, tushar sahni tusharsahn...@gmail.com wrote:
I am developing an Android Application named Book Bottle Service.I
have implemented map activity in it. The view that comes in the array
list comes from url From where i have parsed
You may want to look into the Jt framework for Android.
It supports Web services (Resful) and Data Access Object (DAOs). You
just need
to use these pieces for your application:
a) Java Pattern Oriented Framework, An application of the Messaging
Design Pattern
IBM Technical Library
A combination of secure web services and Data Access Objects (DAOs)
should be able to provide this functionality:
For additional information please refer to the following URLs:
a) Java Pattern Oriented Framework, An application of the Messaging
Design Pattern
IBM Technical Library
You may want to look into the Jt Design Patterns Framework. It
implements secure Web services (Restful and Native). Version 7.2 will
include Data Access Objects (DAO) and JDBC support for Android.
a) Java Pattern Oriented Framework, An application of the Messaging
Design Pattern
IBM Technical
You may wan to take a look a messaging the Jt design pattern
framework.
It supports web services. Version 7.2 will support DAOs:
a) Java Pattern Oriented Framework, An application of the Messaging
Design Pattern
IBM Technical Library
The following links may be useful. Jt implements web/services and
messaging
on Android:
a) Java Pattern Oriented Framework, An application of the Messaging
Design Pattern
IBM Technical Library
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/webservices/library/ws-designpattern/index.html
b) Messaging Design
languages.
I hope this helps.
Hal - An intelligent Android.
On Dec 18, 2:09 am, kariyachan sintotp.foresi...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi guys,
How to customize Android Os for supporting regional languages???
I was wondering what the feasibility would be for creating a custom
Android build
Perhaps there is a middle ground ... some sort of compromise:
1) Google works on the functionality that is device/Android specific.
2) The Java community works on features that are Java specific.
Just a thought . IMO everyone benefits. It looks like a better
utilization of valuable
It sounds like Linux would be a good choice (based
on the comment around Linux device/driver kernel).
I'm not sure if you are trying to modify/compile the Android
kernel though.
Hal - An intelligent Android.
On Dec 13, 1:12 am, JY Kim jkim...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello.
I have posted
It is not a must. On the other hand, It will probably make your life
easier.
There are other tools that may help as well:
Java Design Pattern Framework for Android.
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/webservices/library/ws-designpattern/index.html
Hal and intelligent Android
On Dec 10, 3:51 am
Best of luck doing this. Android firmware needs to be modified.
If possible please publish your results if you are able to accomplish
it.
We have a similar requirement. Perhaps future versions of Android
could provide some kind of interface/API to do it. Perhaps, something
that would require
The following link may be useful
http://developer.android.com/guide/appendix/faq/commontasks.html#addexternallibrary
Hal - An intelligent Android - Jt framework application
On Dec 9, 2:53 pm, Tobiah t...@tobiah.org wrote:
If I have a .jar file that contains libraries that I want to
use in my
As much a you can trust Best Buy perhaps ?
http://www.my3cents.com/productReview.cgi?compid=1product=CUSTOMER+SERVICE
http://www.ripoffreport.com/Search/Body/BestBuy.aspx
On Dec 8, 1:30 pm, William Estrada mrumun...@popdial.com wrote:
Can you trust the Android OS that comes from a Chinese
We experienced the same behavior(speed ). We avoid using the
emulator as much
as possible. Fortunately we use a MDP component based approach. Most
of the work
is done on the computers themselves. Integration testing is done on
the devices.
We also use standard Java as much as possible based
I believe that messaging is a good solution. A Socket connection
should work.
You may want to used the Messaging Design Pattern (MDP) for this:
a) Messaging Design Pattern and a distributed Component/Service Model
https://jt.dev.java.net/files/documents/5553/149793/MDPdistributedModel.pdf
This
you need to determine the ip of your computer and the appropriate port
for the server. Client/Server should match.
On Dec 3, 12:43 am, Tantu arungopa...@gmail.com wrote:
i want to connect my phone to PC using socket communication and my
phone acts as a client in this communication. my code is
I would use a realistic approach that they can relate to and
understand. I would use the Lego analogy
The following would be the basic elements:
Components - Building block (black boxes to do something). For
instance
a component that add numbers.
Messaging - A way of communication between
I agree. REST services is probably a good way. You may want to
consider
DAOs (Data Access Objects) as well. The following links provide
additional
information on these two:
a) Java Pattern Oriented Framework, An application of the Messaging
Design Pattern
IBM Technical Library
You may want to check the secure Jt web services:
http://www.dev.java.net/files/documents/5553/151390/Jt.pdf
http://jt.dev.java.net/
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/webservices/library/ws-designpattern/index.html
This allows you to create secure Restful web services on Android (over
Http). It
it.
Thanks,
Federico
On Wed, Nov 24, 2010 at 12:11 AM, Hal dsheppar...@gmail.com wrote:
Federico,
The same or similar idea is also known as the Data Access Object (DAO)
design pattern. The Jt Design Pattern Framework (7.2) will support
DAOs on Android:
Jt Design Pattern Framework
http
You probably want to consider secure web services based. The Jt Design
Pattern Framework already implements secure web services for Android:
a) Java Pattern Oriented Framework, An application of the Messaging
Design Pattern
IBM Technical Library
You may want to try Jt secure Web Services for Android:
-Java Pattern Oriented Framework, An application of the Messaging
Design Pattern
IBM Technical Library
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/webservices/library/ws-designpattern/index.html
- Messaging Design Pattern and a distributed
You will probably need Messaging and Web services for this.
You may want to try Jt secure Web services for Android:
- Java Pattern Oriented Framework, An application of the Messaging
Design Pattern
IBM Technical Library
Federico,
The same or similar idea is also known as the Data Access Object (DAO)
design pattern. The Jt Design Pattern Framework (7.2) will support
DAOs on Android:
Jt Design Pattern Framework
http://jt.dev.java.net/
In very general terms, you can try the following:
- use jar or ant to create the jar file
jar destfile=${lib.home}/android.jar
basedir=${build.home}/classes/
- This jar file needs to be part of your Eclipse/android project.
This works in general.
On Nov 21, 8:15 pm, Shuo
I've been implementing a logcat reader in java which uses the binary
output of logcat (-B switch) rather than the text based formats. My
code works for many of the entries, but frequently the binary log
entries have an extra byte inserted which I can't account for, making
the payload the wrong
Obviously for sending messages you may want to consider sending a
buffer of messages (many at a time). This should avoid excessive
network traffic. You may also need several threads (or Jt live MDP
components) in order to support a heavier load. Just athought. Tuning
will probably be needed.
On
, countDownInterval);
}
public void onFinish() {
counter = new MyCount(5000, 1000);
counter.start ();
}
public void onTick(long millisUntilFinished) {
tv.setText(Hal: + timer.getTime());
}
}
The timer component uses a Live Jt
if this is something that may be of
interest to you.
Regards,
Hal - An intelligent Android
On Oct 18, 5:57 am, FredDeer mzz...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi All,
I have been asked by a UK charity to develop some software to support
people with brain injury. I’m not being paid to do this as the charity
You may want to look at CountDownTimer ... just a thought
http://helloandroidworld.com/2010/02/how-to-create-a-simple-android-countdown-timer/
I hope it helps ...
Hal - Intelligent Android Project
On Nov 17, 3:23 pm, ClarkBattle clarkbat...@gmail.com wrote:
I am implementing a type ahead
The second alternative seems to have many benefits (portability,
longevity, etc).
In the future network connection will become much more reliable (like
the phone system).
Since you are talking about messaging, you may want to take a
look at the MDP (Messaging Design Pattern):
a) Java Pattern
We are not getting that type of delay. You may to try URLConnection.
Just a thought .
The following is an example.
// Post request
private String doPost (String request) {
URLConnection urlConn;
URL destURL;
DataOutputStream outStream;
If feasible, you might want to send smaller encrypted chunks instead
of the whole encrypted file. Just a thought... (without knowing
all the specifics).
This would reduce the required amount of memory. I'm familiar with
this approach but going the other way (uploading files to the server).
You may want to use the reusable Jt component and design pattern:
DAOs, MDP messaging and Restful web services.
The following links may help:
Java Pattern Oriented Framework, An application of the Messaging
Design Pattern
IBM Technical Library
The following should work (taken from Jt.InputStream component)
It uses read and a buffer. It also checks for maxLenght (which you
probably
don't need). Keep in mind that read may return less bytes than
requested.
At least something like this should give you an idea of what is
happening
something like this should work (Taken from
Jt.http.JtHttpAdapter)
try {
eString = URLEncoder.encode(xmlMsg, UTF-8);
} catch (UnsupportedEncodingException e) {
handleException(e);
return (null);
}
I hope it helps.
On Nov 12, 10:10 am, Pikoh
You may want want to get some ideas from the MVC Struts framework
(internationalization/Errors handling).
I realize that Struts doesn't run on Android. Perhaps you can use some
of their ideas and/or components. The latter
is probably more difficult ... Just a thought
BTW, Struts uses
, Hal dsheppar...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm afraid that I agree with criticism against SOAP. You may want use
REST.
There are REST implementations for Android:
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/webservices/library/ws-designpatter...
This will allow you to invoke your web service (Jboss) from
You may want to use MDP messaging and Restful web services to
communicate.
The following links may help:
Java Pattern Oriented Framework, An application of the Messaging
Design Pattern
IBM Technical Library
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/webservices/library/ws-designpattern/index.html
You may want to look at the Messaging Design Pattern (MDP) pattern and
associated framework
while putting together your application:
- Messaging Design Pattern (MDP) and pattern implementation -
Published in the 17th conference on Pattern Languages of Programs
(PLoP 2010).
Please let me know if you were able to find good documentation for
Android Encryption.
We are working on this right now. We are using Jt components to do
the encryption/decryption. We just need to include the appropriate
settings for the properties file:
! Jt Asymmetric Cipher
You may want to try the Messaging Design Pattern (MDP) or the Command
Design Pattern. MDP
provides improvements in terms of coupling, encapsulation and
reusability.
Messaging Design Pattern (MDP) and pattern implementation -
Published in the 17th conference on Pattern Languages of Programs
(PLoP
I'm afraid that I agree with criticism against SOAP. You may want use
REST.
There are REST implementations for Android:
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/webservices/library/ws-designpattern/index.html
This will allow you to invoke your web service (Jboss) from your
android client easily. I have
.
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/webservices/library/ws-designpattern/index.html
A version for Android was recently announced.
The second phase of the project will deal with Speech recognition/
generation, Google Apis, Video/Sound, etc
Mark Murphy wrote:
On Thu, Nov 4, 2010 at 4:23 PM, Hal
I'm afraid I agree with the previous postings. This looks difficult
under Android Java, you
may be better off by creating you own component server.
I would recommend a server based on MDP messaging and sockets:
MDP and a distributed Component/Service Model
I'm looking for recommendations in terms of Android Books (advanced).
Thx
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