Hi All,
I have an App published on play store. Recently, I have put the next
version of the App.
But, the next version is not installed (i.e. upgraded) on previous
installations automatically.
How can I make the App auto update?
Also, is it a valid expectation that the App should auto-update
.
If you open up the build.gradle file for your module in the defaultConfig
block there will be two lines:
versionCode 1
versionName 1.0
Change these to:
versionCode 2
versionName 2.0
and that should do the trick.
On 20 June 2015 at 13:00, NewToAndroid rahul...@gmail.com javascript
Hi All,
I have a small app already live on Play Store. As I was new to Android, I
totally forgot to mention any version on the manifest file. There was no
versionCode or versionName in the first version of apk, which is live now.
However, it is shown as version 1 in the developer console.
Now
Hi All,
I have an app which displays a notification from a service (and the service
shows notification icon etc etc).
The notification works fine till Android 4.3, I think it also works on 4.4
(not 100% sure). But it definitely does not work with 5.1.
This is the code I have at the moment
Hi all,
I want to publish my app on Google play. When I create the signed apk (with
Android Studio), it creates the file with name apk-release.apk.
It does not look appropriate to me to upload apk file with that name on Google
play. Is it ok if I just rename the apk file before upload ?
Does it
Thanks for the guidance.
I will go for the broadcast-receiver mechanism, that is technically better.
I will stop the service when we loose internet connection and start it when
internet is back on
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Hi all,
I have a very simple app, which has 1 screen with few buttons. It will start a
service which will pay music using mediaplayer.
Now, sometimes if I go in no internet coverage area or move between 3g and
wifi, the player stops and service completes (does its onDestroy).
I am thinking of
NewToAndroid rahul...@gmail.com
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Hi all,
I have a very simple app, which has 1 screen with few buttons. It will
start a service which will pay music using mediaplayer.
Now, sometimes if I go in no internet coverage area or move between 3g
and wifi, the player stops and service
Hi all,
I have developed an app which steams music live in a service. The service is
started with an intent from the activity. It works fine. Basically, I am using
media player object, which plays music in the service (which I started with
intent).
But when I was driving thru some remote hilly
HI All,
I am developing a most simple looking app. But being new to Android
struggling with a (probably) minor issue.
On my front screen there is an image (kind of logo) at the top and centre,
which is a typical rectangular image. This might take top 25% or 30% of the
screen of a typical
Its me again.
It was my own silly mistake that was causing me grief which I put in the post
here.
I had the permissions mentioed inside the application tag, it should be
outside that tag.
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Hi all,
I am developing a live audio streaming app on Android Studio 1.0.1 and testing
it on Samsung Galaxy s3 phone (not on emulator).
First I was getting IOException when i was doing setDataSource on media player
object when using http:// url. I have set the INTERNET permission in manifest,
setting in
studio so that, the apk file will pick up the permission information ??
Please help.
On Monday, March 23, 2015 at 4:03:38 PM UTC, NewToAndroid wrote:
Hi all,
I am developing a live audio streaming app on Android Studio 1.0.1 and
testing it on Samsung Galaxy s3 phone
wrote:
Hi.
Did you set android.permission.INTERNET permission?
Regards,
Alex
On Monday, March 16, 2015 at 1:53:13 AM UTC+1, NewToAndroid wrote:
I tried that and now it is giving different error
03-16 00:25:53.020 29074-29074/com.example.android.playlivesound E/﹕
mali: REVISION=Linux
Hi,
Few other developers have asked this question before, I checked those
posts. But looks like I have a different issue here.
I am using Android Developer Studio 1.0.1 sitting on JRE 1,7 (on a windows
laptop).
I am developing an App around a live streaming audio, using MediaPlayer
class.
If
, 2015 at 8:35:57 AM UTC-4, NewToAndroid wrote:
Hi,
Few other developers have asked this question before, I checked those
posts. But looks like I have a different issue here.
I am using Android Developer Studio 1.0.1 sitting on JRE 1,7 (on a
windows laptop).
I am developing an App around
Hi all,
I have this question out of curiocity.
Android is based on Linux, which is basically written in C. Why Android apps
are not written in C ? Why Java?
I accept that , I might have big gaps in my understanding of Android, which is
what I want to clear.
Thanks in advance
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Thats good to know. My intension behind asking this question was, will the apps
be faster if written in C/C++ ?
But looking at the intro of NDK, they say it won't give significant performance
improvement if apps developed in c/c++.
Is it because of the layers of basic Android architechture? Or
Hi All,
I have downloaded the ADT and started doing my Hello World project.
I have added nothing to the project, apart from what Eclipse will create by
default i.e. the main activity is there, which will display text.
When I run the project as Android Application, the emulator opens up, but
Hi All,
I am on a Windows Vista (32 bit) laptop, using Java version 1.6.0_29. I
downloaded the Android SDK ADT Bundle from developer.android.com. I am
under impression that, I need not do any other setup/installation when I am
using the bundle. Using a Windows account which is administrator.
i tried a simple login page which gets the gps location if the login
condition is satisfied,while running it shows ünfortunately,the
activity has stopped with an ok button. i have created the avd with
gps support supporting android 4 with google Inc and even set the gps
manually in ddms
hii
how could i view the sourcecode of an application
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