Hi,
I am developing a payment domain application. My application have extensive use
of IMEI number, so I block the user at the very first start of the application
for phone permission and when user allow the phone permission application
stores IMEI number in DB.
I wants to make sure that
the NDK much and haven't seen an example of this on
the internet.
Hence, would like to know if there are any known gotchas, before I dive
deep into this rabbit hole.
thanks,
Harshad
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equivalent of this. (I may
not need it anyway since the new SDK+ADT has good Proguard support).
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On Thursday, 22 March 2012 13:12:58 UTC+5:30, kingtut wrote:
I am trying to get the SdkControllerSensorActivity to compile to run on my
device, I keep getting the following error:
*The container 'Android Dependencies' references non existing library
On Thursday, 22 March 2012 17:15:06 UTC+5:30, Harshad wrote:
On Thursday, 22 March 2012 13:12:58 UTC+5:30, kingtut wrote:
I am trying to get the SdkControllerSensorActivity to compile to run on
my device, I keep getting the following error:
*The container 'Android Dependencies
by the A.class from the dependent projects. Could there
be problems with such an approach?
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I hit the same problem with my app.
Why is the menu button hidden in the higher Android versions? If the Home
and Back buttons are going to be there, why not also keep the menu button
in the status bar? Is the menu system deprecated? I don't want to create a
separate UI for this when there is
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have a way to go to the legacy options menu from
the navigation bar on the bottom .
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But as far as I know, long pressing the menu button triggers an (emulated)
hardware search button.
This is based on my experience with Samsung Galaxy 3
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Have any of you app developers faced this situation: You have an app that
needs to download data from the Internet, but don't want to add the
Internet permission to your application, because it may deter some users
from installing the app. Moreover, the data may be large and may need to be
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