the Overlay list. Its probably
straight forward and I'm just not catching it. Any helpful hints?
~ JFrog Debugging is twice as hard as coding something the first
time. Therefore, if you write the code as cleverly as possible, you
are, by definition not smart enough to debug it.
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, but the overlays need to contain information in
them when interacted with to relay data back to the user.
It sounds like you pointed me down a track that I'd hadn't considered
yet, thanks.
~ JFrog Debugging is twice as hard as coding something the first
time. Therefore, if you write the code as cleverly
that range. That's my current thoughts.
Thanks for the input Mike.
~ JFrog Debugging something is twice as hard as coding it up the
first time. Therefore, if we code something up as cleverly as
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to connect them with
several updates. I'm trying to understand the reasoning behind why it
would do this, rather than just provide me with actual GPS signals
received when they are available.
Any have any thoughts or notice of these values building up like
this?
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on pixel width translations on the screen if the tool is readily
available for me to call upon already.
Does anyone have any information regarding this?
~ JFrog Debugging something is twice as hard as coding it up the
first time. Therefore, if we code something up as cleverly as
possible, we
. It would have been nice if the android had included
imports of bounded image files.
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only asks for a center point and
then sizes the object appropriately. It seems odd that this feature
wouldn't exist but I can't find anything to hint that it does exist.
Thoughts?
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Debugging is twice as hard as coding something the first time.
Therefore, if you make your code as clever
if
you areOrCould disable the provided service at the system level.
~ JFrog
Debugging something is twice as hard as coding something the first
time. Therefore, if we write something as cleverly as possible, then
we are by definition not smart enough to debug it.
On Feb 4, 10:12 am, JP
not define how the hardware gets its reading.
Also, make sure that your device actually has one of those sensors.
Just because the sensor exists in the API means that the phone you are
using actually has that sensor available to you.
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Not sure if this is relevant to what you are handling in your
application, but I've head that droiddraw is a possible tool for
handling layouts in a graphical nature. I haven't personally used the
tool and it doesn't seem all that sophisticated but it may help with
layout issues.
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online.
If someone is already providing a consumable function for me, why code
one up.
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Debugging is twice as difficult as coding something the first time.
Therefore, if we make our code as cleverly as possible, then by
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On Jan 20, 5:24 pm
. What is the appropriate approach for a
situation like this at the present state of the SDK and tools that are
available to us?
~ JFrog
Debugging is twice as hard as coding something the first time.
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definition not smart enough
as the developers would need to know the correct
parameters to pull on that data.
Is there a program similar to the concepts behind the UDDI within
the phone structure that lets the user know what activities are
running, what contexts are provided...etc.?
~ JFrog
Debuggins is twice as difficult as coding
that the Android already
supports? If so, the secondary option would be to take the existing
set of rules and change the syntax around so that we could use the
Android compliant rules engine and the existing code.
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That makes an awful lot of sense and should be somewhat
straightforward. Appreciate the quick response.
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Are there any applications out there that anyone else has used for
local distribution of their applications
to put restrictions on me.
I like the concept of programming on the Android, I just need a
broader clarification of the programming concept for issues such as
these.
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I suppose the answer you are looking for is this: you will have to run
Tomcat as a service on the Android.
I'll get the chance to analyze the service structure of the Android
SDK within the short future. Things will start falling into place
over time and you answer is probably
suited to a
This is an informative response. That paragraph there from Kevin
Duffey hit on
the concepts that I was trying to solidify regarding the architecture
that the
Android SDK lives within.
However, if you are trying to figure out if you can just take any exectuable
app like jboss/tomcat and run it
?
And if there is any existing client/server applications such as JBoss
and Apache, what are any suggestions?
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