Thank you for your help, in my case is a Nexus One v2.3.6 (a bit old)
and I have been doing a bit more of testing, this is the logcat when
the access point change:
03-29 08:33:12.890 I/wpa_supplicant( 934): CTRL-EVENT-DISCONNECTED -
Disconnect event - remove keys
03-29 08:33:12.890
Thank you for your help, in my case is a Nexus One v2.3.6 (a bit
old).
Theoretically the socket should continue working anyway and
application should not stop ant start again the socket?
I have been doing a bit more of testing, this is the logcat when the
access point change:
03-29
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Hello
My application has to open a socket and send/receive some message to
the server. This works fine but the problem is when I move inside the
building, then the device changes from one access points to the other
(same wifi network). In
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Hello,
My application has to open a socket and send/receive some message to
the server. This works fine but the problem is when I move inside the
building, then the device changes from one access points to the other
(same wifi network). In that moment, I
udev rules file correct, and will it match the device
you are connecting? Ie, post the content of your rules file.
On Tuesday, March 20, 2012 7:59:49 AM UTC-4, Hera wrote:
Hello,
I have installed the android SDK but I'm getting an error when using a
hardware device, executing ./adbdevice
Hello,
I have installed the android SDK but I’m getting an error when using a
hardware device, executing “./adb device$ I get this error:
List of devices attached
no permissions
While if I execute “sudo ./adb device” there is no error:
List of devices attached
HT019P80XXX
Hello,
I’m trying to see if the assistance data is injected into the GPS by
examining the logcat but I’m not able to know where the problem is. As
I can see in logcat messages, Android fist tries to connect with the
SUPL server but it fails, whereas the NTP time injection is well done.
Finally, a
Thank you Ibendlin but both devices are Nexus One (differente ANDROID
versión) therefore I think that I am misleading something when I get
the logcat messages.
On 20 dic, 14:34, lbendlin l...@bendlin.us wrote:
this is totally depending on the GPS chipset implementation in each device.
You will
...@commonsware.com wrote:
On Wed, Sep 28, 2011 at 11:04 AM, Hera aide...@gmail.com wrote:
I think that my service must be implemented in a separate process
because it implements a CPU intensive work and it used to block the
GUI when I used AsyncTask to refresh the GUI, maybe there is other
alternatives
Hello,
I am developing an application compose by: 4 activities, one
application class (Global) and a remote service with provides the data
shown in the active activity (the same data is needed for all
activities).
The application class (Global) is where I define and interact with
objects that
mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
On Wed, Sep 28, 2011 at 10:17 AM, Hera aide...@gmail.com wrote:
I am developing an application compose by: 4 activities, one
application class (Global) and a remote service with provides the data
shown in the active activity (the same data is needed for all
, Hera aide...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
I’m having problems with BroadcastReceivers when the screen
orientation changes.
My Activity registers for receiving WiFi scans with a
BroadcastReceiver and when the scan is done: (1)
unregisterReceiver(mWifiReceiver), (2) I made some things
Hello,
I’m having problems with BroadcastReceivers when the screen
orientation changes.
My Activity registers for receiving WiFi scans with a
BroadcastReceiver and when the scan is done: (1)
unregisterReceiver(mWifiReceiver), (2) I made some things with the
results (by using an AsynkTask thread)
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