[android-developers] Re: SQLite and store dates

2012-04-03 Thread Michael Kuethe
Dear SgAlmeida, everthing in SQlite is stored as a string. Even the Field wihch are marked as integer or numeric. When it's possible you should Cast your Date Value to a Long Value (Unix Date) and store that long value in an integer Field of the sqlite database. regards Michael Am Mittwoch,

[android-developers] Re: Android DateTimePicker to save in database

2012-04-03 Thread Michael Kuethe
Dear Kirupa, cast the date and time to a unix date (Java.util.date), extract the long representation (.getTime()) and store this value in an integer field of the database regards Michael Am Montag, 2. April 2012 10:16:22 UTC+2 schrieb Kirupa: How to save time and date into database when

[android-developers] Archos 80 G9 did not support the adb bridge

2011-10-04 Thread Michael Kuethe
Today I've received the brand new Archos Tablet with Honeycomb. Unfortunately I did not find any connection to the adb - so I can not use it for development :- Does anyone knows what to do? regards Michael -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups

Re: [android-developers] Archos 80 G9 did not support the adb bridge

2011-10-04 Thread Michael Kuethe
Thx -Kostya I've found that already. But it does not work. :-( I've found a adb driver for G8 but not for G9.Even the G8 driver works fine - I'm using it with a 43 internet tablet. But this one does not work with the G9. Any ideas how can I use the Honeycomb tablet as a developer device?

[android-developers] When starting two emulators, each Logcat Messages will be printed twice

2011-06-24 Thread Michael Kuethe
Hi folks, does anyone has the same problem like me? To Test my App I've to start 2 or even more instances of the emulator. In the beginning all went fine, and I see the emulator output depending on the selected device in the Logcat (either Java or DDMS perspective). But after some download/

[android-developers] Aw: Data transfer server to client by using WiFi application in android

2011-06-24 Thread Michael Kuethe
Kumar is right - nothing new in the socket coding. But potentially you have to face issue regarding the connected/disconnected Status. have a look at the class ConnectivityManager connectiviyManager = (ConnectivityManager) context .getSystemService(Context.CONNECTIVITY_SERVICE);

[android-developers] Re: When to close db connection on android?

2011-06-23 Thread Michael Kuethe
Hi Jay, no you just have to call the closing mechanism once. Normally during the onDestroy() event of last Activity that remains on the system. This is normally the launcher Activity. @Override protected void onDestroy() { Log.d(TAG, onDestroy fired!);