date:20101106

On Sat, Nov 6, 2010 at 8:23 AM, Antonello antonello@gmail.com wrote:
 1) Is possible to start the emulator and pass through the lock screen?

Not that I am aware of.

 2) There is a key combination (in the computers keyboard) that I can
 use to
 unlock the screen? (I'm using an Apple machine).

I just use the mouse. That being said, F2 or PageUp should be the MENU button:

http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/tools/emulator.html#controlling

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[android-developers] Re: More on dreaded Market install failures

2010-11-06 Thread Bob Kerns

I had this problem, triggered by running out of disk space. Deleting
the apps that downloaded but didn't install helped those, but didn't
fix the NPE when you try to cancel the stuck downloads.

I managed to google up a solution. Go into Settings / Applications /
All Applications / Market and clear the Market application's data. Not
the Market Downloader, the actual Market application.

You won't be losing anything important -- it still knows what's
downloaded and what's not.  I think that's probably all owned by the
package manager. But it forgets about the downloads in progress and
lets the market function again.

On Nov 5, 1:22 pm, Eric F ericfrie...@gmail.com wrote:
 I've found that when this happens, going into the application in
 Market and just hitting install actually successfully updates the app
 even though the button said install and the app was already installed.

 Market has been really problematic of late. Recently also it has
 become stuck in the download state for an application and trying to
 cancel it causes Market to FC on a NPE. I reported the bug on
 b.android.com yet it has not even been looked at.

 -Eric

 On Nov 5, 12:35 pm, Kostya Vasilyev kmans...@gmail.com wrote:







  Some more information on this old topic:

  Sometimes Market fails up install application updates. The download is
  successful, but the actual installation fails. There is probably
  something in the logcat, but it doesn't help users.

  I just had this happen to me on my development phone (I use one to
  develop, and update another phone from a different account to verify the
  update).

  After this failure, Market lists the application as not installed,
  although the existing version (if there was one) actually stays installed.

  I was able to resolve the issue by uninstalling the application via
  Settings - Applications, then re-installing through Market.

  Hope this is useful.

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[android-developers] Re: Android source code (complete)

2010-11-06 Thread adithya

I still haven't got any further from here..Can anyone please help me
out ??

-Adithya

On Nov 4, 9:09 am, adithya 24adit...@gmail.com wrote:
 No..I searched in the downloaded directories and found 'base\core\java
 \com\android\internal\os' but couldn't find ServiceManager.java inside
 the folder ! What about classes in other packages like
 java.nio.channels,etc ?Where can i find thesourcefor these classes?

 -Adithya

 On Nov 3, 8:25 pm, letlite letl...@gmail.com wrote:

  ServiceManager.java is in frameworks/base/core/java/android/os.
  If in Unix, use the find command: find frameworks/base/core -name
  'ServiceManager.java'

  On Nov 1, 10:25 pm, adithya 24adit...@gmail.com wrote:

   Hi all,

   I have downloaded some amount ofandroidsourcecode(for Bluetooth
   API's, wifi API's,etc)..I was just browsing through Bluetoothsource
  codein eclipse and bumped on this ServiceManager class whosesource
  codei couldn't read !! When i browsed through theandroid.jar i
   couldn't see thesourcecodefor few packages like java.nio ,etc..

   I have downloaded git for windows and whateversourcecodei have is
   through the following command :

   git clone git://source.android.com/platform/frameworks/base
    and put all the java files into a 'sources' folder which worked..

   How can i get thesourcecodefor aforementioned classes ??

   Thanks,
   Adithya.

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Re: [android-developers] Re: Android source code (complete)

On Sat, Nov 6, 2010 at 9:04 AM, adithya 24adit...@gmail.com wrote:
 I still haven't got any further from here..Can anyone please help me
 out ??

Instructions for downloading all of the source code can be found here:

http://source.android.com/source/download.html

Or, use Google Code Search:

http://www.google.com/codesearch

Search on:

package:android ServiceManager

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[android-developers] Shared code for free and paid app

2010-11-06 Thread mattelacchiato

Hi,

i have published a free app on the market. Now i want to create a
second pro (paid) app. According to

http://developer.android.com/guide/publishing/licensing.html#app-publishing

i have to publish the new paid app with a different package name.

Is there a way to share the same code for both apps, including
resources (styles, strings, etc)?

Greetings,
Matthias

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Re: [android-developers] Shared code for free and paid app

On Sat, Nov 6, 2010 at 12:13 PM, mattelacchiato
mattelacchi...@googlemail.com wrote:
 i have published a free app on the market. Now i want to create a
 second pro (paid) app. According to

 http://developer.android.com/guide/publishing/licensing.html#app-publishing

 i have to publish the new paid app with a different package name.

 Is there a way to share the same code for both apps, including
 resources (styles, strings, etc)?

Use an Android library project:

http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/eclipse-adt.html#libraryProject
http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/other-ide.html#libraryProject

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[android-developers] Switching orientation crashes app with larger image.

2010-11-06 Thread darrinps

I have an application that works fine with smaller images (say
1024x768 or so) but when you rotate the phone into a different
orientation (say landscape to portrait) mode with a larger image on
the screen, and then call ImageView.setImageUri() it goes into the
BitmapFactory.class and never returns!

So the app eventually times out. Never throws an exception, just never
returns.

My code looks like this

ImageView image1 = (ImageView)
findViewById(R.id.ImageView_HeaderPlay1);
ImageView image2 = (ImageView)
findViewById(R.id.ImageView_HeaderPlay2);

image1.setAdjustViewBounds(true);
image2.setAdjustViewBounds(true);

//Get the max size of the device
Display display = ((WindowManager)
getSystemService(Context.WINDOW_SERVICE)).getDefaultDisplay();
int width  = display.getWidth();
int height = display.getHeight();
int max = width  height ? height : width;

max = max / 10;

image1.setMaxHeight(max);
image1.setMaxWidth(max);
image1.setImageURI(selectedImageUri);

image2.setMaxHeight(max);
image2.setMaxWidth(max);

try
{
image2.setImageURI(selectedImageUri);  -DIES
with this call

TextView textView = (TextView) 
findViewById(R.id.lblEnterText);

textView.setText(getResources().getString(R.string.image_instructions));
}
catch(Exception e)
{
Log.i(ERROR, Exception caught trying to set text:  
+ e);
}
}

Has anyone else seen this? Sounds like a bug in the Android code more
than something I am doing since it works fine for smaller images.

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[android-developers] Drawing views in an AsyncTask

It takes some time to draw my views so I want to put up a progress
dialog while I do it. I set up the code like this:

public class MyActivityClass {

@Override
  protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
  super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
  setContentView( R.layout.myView );
  doBuild(savedInstanceState);
  }

protected void doBuild( Bundle savedInstanceState ){
showDialog(drawingProgressDialogId);
ScreenBuilder builder = new ScreenBuilder();
builder.execute(savedInstanceState);
}

private class ScreenBuilder extends AsyncTaskBundle , Integer ,
LinearLayout  {

@Override
protected LinearLayout doInBackground(Bundle... SIS) {
LinearLayout topLevelLayout = new
LinearLayout(MyActivityClass.this);
doDraw( SIS[0] , topLevelLayout ); // Adds a bunch of
child views
return topLevelLayout;
}
@Override
protected void onPostExecute(LinearLayout topLevelLayout) {
dismissDialog(drawingProgressDialogId);
setContentView(topLevelLayout);
super.onPostExecute(topLevelLayout);
}
}
}

This works the first time through, where savedInstanceState is null.
But when there is a configuration change, like rotation and
savedInstanceState is not null, the dismissDialog call does not work.
The progress dialog remains on the screen. This is true even if doDraw
is stubbed so that I'm not doing anything with the savedInstanceState.

Any ideas why this behavior might occur?

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Re: [android-developers] Drawing views in an AsyncTask

2010-11-06 Thread Romain Guy

You should NEVER create or draw Views from a background thread. The UI
toolkit (and the framework in general) is not thread safe.

On Sat, Nov 6, 2010 at 10:21 AM, Bret Foreman bret.fore...@gmail.comwrote:

 It takes some time to draw my views so I want to put up a progress
 dialog while I do it. I set up the code like this:

 public class MyActivityClass {

@Override
  protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
  super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
  setContentView( R.layout.myView );
  doBuild(savedInstanceState);
  }

protected void doBuild( Bundle savedInstanceState ){
showDialog(drawingProgressDialogId);
ScreenBuilder builder = new ScreenBuilder();
builder.execute(savedInstanceState);
}

private class ScreenBuilder extends AsyncTaskBundle , Integer ,
 LinearLayout  {

@Override
protected LinearLayout doInBackground(Bundle... SIS) {
LinearLayout topLevelLayout = new
 LinearLayout(MyActivityClass.this);
doDraw( SIS[0] , topLevelLayout ); // Adds a bunch of
 child views
return topLevelLayout;
}
@Override
protected void onPostExecute(LinearLayout topLevelLayout) {
dismissDialog(drawingProgressDialogId);
setContentView(topLevelLayout);
super.onPostExecute(topLevelLayout);
}
}
 }

 This works the first time through, where savedInstanceState is null.
 But when there is a configuration change, like rotation and
 savedInstanceState is not null, the dismissDialog call does not work.
 The progress dialog remains on the screen. This is true even if doDraw
 is stubbed so that I'm not doing anything with the savedInstanceState.

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[android-developers] Re: Drawing views in an AsyncTask

What is the best way to handle the case where drawing takes a few
seconds? I need to put up some sort of progress dialog while I work on
building the screen.

On Nov 6, 11:18 am, Romain Guy romain...@android.com wrote:
 You should NEVER create or draw Views from a background thread. The UI
 toolkit (and the framework in general) is not thread safe.

 On Sat, Nov 6, 2010 at 10:21 AM, Bret Foreman bret.fore...@gmail.comwrote:



  It takes some time to draw my views so I want to put up a progress
  dialog while I do it. I set up the code like this:

  public class MyActivityClass {

        �...@override
       protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
           super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
           setContentView( R.layout.myView );
           doBuild(savedInstanceState);
       }

         protected void doBuild( Bundle savedInstanceState ){
             showDialog(drawingProgressDialogId);
             ScreenBuilder builder = new ScreenBuilder();
             builder.execute(savedInstanceState);
         }

         private class ScreenBuilder extends AsyncTaskBundle , Integer ,
  LinearLayout  {

                �...@override
                 protected LinearLayout doInBackground(Bundle... SIS) {
                         LinearLayout topLevelLayout = new
  LinearLayout(MyActivityClass.this);
                     doDraw( SIS[0] , topLevelLayout ); // Adds a bunch of
  child views
                         return topLevelLayout;
                 }
                �...@override
                 protected void onPostExecute(LinearLayout topLevelLayout) {
                     dismissDialog(drawingProgressDialogId);
                     setContentView(topLevelLayout);
                     super.onPostExecute(topLevelLayout);
                 }
         }
  }

  This works the first time through, where savedInstanceState is null.
  But when there is a configuration change, like rotation and
  savedInstanceState is not null, the dismissDialog call does not work.
  The progress dialog remains on the screen. This is true even if doDraw
  is stubbed so that I'm not doing anything with the savedInstanceState.

  Any ideas why this behavior might occur?

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[android-developers] Re: Drawing views in an AsyncTask

I should point out, by the way, that Dianne Hackborn recommended my
current approach in this thread:

http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers/browse_thread/thread/8c3fe5692fb6b0b0/79c04e8bf41843?q=#0079c04e8bf41843

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Re: [android-developers] Re: Drawing views in an AsyncTask

2010-11-06 Thread Romain Guy

She did not suggest you crated the Views themselves in background thread,
but that your computations were done in a background thread. You need to
split the creation of the Views and whatever you are doing that's taking a
long time to compute. You can also stream the UI by adding Views one after
the other using Handler./View.post(Runnable).

On Sat, Nov 6, 2010 at 11:24 AM, Bret Foreman bret.fore...@gmail.comwrote:

 What is the best way to handle the case where drawing takes a few
 seconds? I need to put up some sort of progress dialog while I work on
 building the screen.

 On Nov 6, 11:18 am, Romain Guy romain...@android.com wrote:
  You should NEVER create or draw Views from a background thread. The UI
  toolkit (and the framework in general) is not thread safe.
 
  On Sat, Nov 6, 2010 at 10:21 AM, Bret Foreman bret.fore...@gmail.com
 wrote:
 
 
 
   It takes some time to draw my views so I want to put up a progress
   dialog while I do it. I set up the code like this:
 
   public class MyActivityClass {
 
  @Override
protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
setContentView( R.layout.myView );
doBuild(savedInstanceState);
}
 
  protected void doBuild( Bundle savedInstanceState ){
  showDialog(drawingProgressDialogId);
  ScreenBuilder builder = new ScreenBuilder();
  builder.execute(savedInstanceState);
  }
 
  private class ScreenBuilder extends AsyncTaskBundle , Integer ,
   LinearLayout  {
 
  @Override
  protected LinearLayout doInBackground(Bundle... SIS) {
  LinearLayout topLevelLayout = new
   LinearLayout(MyActivityClass.this);
  doDraw( SIS[0] , topLevelLayout ); // Adds a bunch
 of
   child views
  return topLevelLayout;
  }
  @Override
  protected void onPostExecute(LinearLayout
 topLevelLayout) {
  dismissDialog(drawingProgressDialogId);
  setContentView(topLevelLayout);
  super.onPostExecute(topLevelLayout);
  }
  }
   }
 
   This works the first time through, where savedInstanceState is null.
   But when there is a configuration change, like rotation and
   savedInstanceState is not null, the dismissDialog call does not work.
   The progress dialog remains on the screen. This is true even if doDraw
   is stubbed so that I'm not doing anything with the savedInstanceState.
 
   Any ideas why this behavior might occur?
 
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[android-developers] Re: XMLHttpRequest on Android 2.1 repeats itself after 14 seconds

2010-11-06 Thread ff

On Sep 16, 3:12 pm, Chaitanya Gupta m...@chaitanyagupta.com wrote:

Hi,

 There is a weird behaviour withXMLHttpRequestthat I have noticed in
 the default browser on Android 2.1: if the server takes a long time to
 respond to an AJAX request (more than 14 seconds), then the browser
 sends another request to the server (which looks identical to the
 original one).

 I only know that two requests have been sent when I observe incoming
 requests on the server. Meanwhile, the output of adb logcat gives me
 this line:

 09-13 20:59:43.912 W/browser (22847): Console: Error: 
 NETWORK_ERR:XMLHttpRequestException 101


I'm seeing the same behavior in both galaxy tab (froyo) and on an
upgraded htc hero (eclair). The only difference is that non froyo the
error happens after 12s and on eclair after about a minute.

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[android-developers] Re: Drawing views in an AsyncTask

I see. Well, I'm not doing much in the way of computations. The time
taken is just in building the view hierarchy itself - creating and
initializing the Views takes a few seconds. So it looks like I'll have
to stream the UI with a Handler as I build it. It's a shame that the
framework imposes so much added complexity for such a simple thing.

On Nov 6, 11:38 am, Romain Guy romain...@android.com wrote:
 She did not suggest you crated the Views themselves in background thread,
 but that your computations were done in a background thread. You need to
 split the creation of the Views and whatever you are doing that's taking a
 long time to compute. You can also stream the UI by adding Views one after
 the other using Handler./View.post(Runnable).

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Re: [android-developers] Re: Drawing views in an AsyncTask

On Sat, Nov 6, 2010 at 2:51 PM, Bret Foreman bret.fore...@gmail.com wrote:
 The time
 taken is just in building the view hierarchy itself - creating and
 initializing the Views takes a few seconds.

Use Traceview and find where your performance issue lies. Building
the view hierarchy itself is a very broad statement.

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[android-developers] Re: Drawing views in an AsyncTask

Streaming the UI creates an added complication - in what way should I
notify the user that the UI is finished drawing? Partial data is going
to confuse the user unless they know that more is coming. Since this
is a limitation imposed by the Android framework, others must have
encountered it. Is there a standard way to notify the user that the UI
is incomplete?

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Re: [android-developers] Re: Drawing views in an AsyncTask

On Sat, Nov 6, 2010 at 3:04 PM, Bret Foreman bret.fore...@gmail.com wrote:
 Streaming the UI creates an added complication - in what way should I
 notify the user that the UI is finished drawing? Partial data is going
 to confuse the user unless they know that more is coming. Since this
 is a limitation imposed by the Android framework, others must have
 encountered it. Is there a standard way to notify the user that the UI
 is incomplete?

Use Traceview and find where your performance issue lies. Then fix
that problem. That way, you won't have to worry about all this other
stuff, and you'll have happier users as an extra bonus.

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[android-developers] Re: Drawing views in an AsyncTask

I've used Traceview extensively on this code - it used to take 20
seconds and now it's down to 3, all of which is in the View
constructors and the code where I set various drawing parameters. It's
just a lot of Views and there is no smoking gun where a lot of time is
being spent. I thought about creating a pool of pre-built Views but
there's no guarantee that it will be any faster than the current
approach and such a pool is very complex to implement in the Android
framework.

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 On Sat, Nov 6, 2010 at 2:51 PM, Bret Foreman bret.fore...@gmail.com wrote:
  The time
  taken is just in building the view hierarchy itself - creating and
  initializing the Views takes a few seconds.

 Use Traceview and find where your performance issue lies. Building
 the view hierarchy itself is a very broad statement.

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Re: [android-developers] Re: Drawing views in an AsyncTask

On Sat, Nov 6, 2010 at 3:10 PM, Bret Foreman bret.fore...@gmail.com wrote:
 I've used Traceview extensively on this code - it used to take 20
 seconds and now it's down to 3, all of which is in the View
 constructors and the code where I set various drawing parameters.

Most Views take next to no time to set up. How many Views are in this GUI?

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[android-developers] Re: how many devices have the nexus one / HTC desire multi touch bug and would you release a game utilizing multitouch anyway?

2010-11-06 Thread Robert Green

Some facts:

All HTC phones up until the Incredible and EVO had the old synaptics
touch screen which did not support discrete touch points.  The new
high end phones (including the incredible and EVO) have much better
screens.

Motorola Droid, Droid 2 and Droid X all support discrete touch points.
Samsung Galaxy S phones (Vibrant, fascinate, etc) all support discrete
touch points.

Android 2.2 supplies a feature flag for discrete touch points so you
will be able to tell programmatically if you can use a discrete-touch
control scheme.

A smart game programmer would develop 3 control systems:  Single
Touch, Discrete MultiTouch and Non-Discrete Multitouch.  Ensure the
game is playable with all 3 systems, then use given the following
logic:

If (AndroidVersion  2.0), use Single Touch
If (AndroidVersion = 2.2  SupportsFeature(DiscreteMultiTouch)), use
Discrete MultiTouch
Else use non-discrete multitouch

Educating the users as to what their phone does and does not support
is not an easy task.  I've been through the ringer on this issue and
I'm in the camp now where the more simple control system you can
devise for your game, the better.  The more complex your controls, the
taller the hill you will be climbing up trying to make it work nicely
for everyone and manage people's expectations about their device.

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 Hi,

 Sorry but it's not only the nexus or the desire, it's all the htcs and
 some other.

 The answer to your question is in the market : Almost no games are
 multitouch because it is so broken.

 Mine(Armaboing) which is as simple as it can gets is using a massive
 amount of logic and took me a massivea amount of time to be almost
 decent in two players mode.

 If massive multitouch gestures is needed. Don't waste your time. Or
 be prepared to have only a very small share of the market and dreadful
 comments.

 I just realised : you said gesture. This might be different, my game
 uses only taps which are reported wrong almost everytime.

 In any case, you should prototype your gesture with a very simple app
 before and tests them on a nexus, a desire or a hero to see what
 happens for you.

 Yahel

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  Hi,
  so there's the multitouch issue with the Nexus One and HTC Desire. Is
  there some documentation on what other devices have this hardware
  error and what the total market share is?

  If you had a game idea that needs massive multitouch gestures, would
  you go for it on Android or would it currently be a waste of time with
  only a few devices supporting it?

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[android-developers] Re: Drawing views in an AsyncTask

A few hundred Views in a typical case but it could be up to a couple
thousand in some cases.

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 On Sat, Nov 6, 2010 at 3:10 PM, Bret Foreman bret.fore...@gmail.com wrote:
  I've used Traceview extensively on this code - it used to take 20
  seconds and now it's down to 3, all of which is in the View
  constructors and the code where I set various drawing parameters.

 Most Views take next to no time to set up. How many Views are in this GUI?

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[android-developers] Re: Shared code for free and paid app

2010-11-06 Thread mattelacchiato

Oh, thanks. I've tried this already but i guess, i've misconfigured
it. Works like a charme :-)

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  second pro (paid) app. According to

 http://developer.android.com/guide/publishing/licensing.html#app-publ...

  i have to publish the new paid app with a different package name.

  Is there a way to share the same code for both apps, including
  resources (styles, strings, etc)?

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 http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/eclipse-adt.html#librar...http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/other-ide.html#libraryP...

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Re: [android-developers] Re: Drawing views in an AsyncTask

On Sat, Nov 6, 2010 at 3:29 PM, Bret Foreman bret.fore...@gmail.com wrote:
 A few hundred Views in a typical case but it could be up to a couple
 thousand in some cases.

And what makes you think that a couple thousand is sensible, on any platform?

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[android-developers] Re: Drawing views in an AsyncTask

My Moto Droid builds the Views in a few seconds and everything else
works great - scrolling is fast and pretty, memory utilization is
modest. The _only_ problem is how to handle the brief delay while the
Views are built. I'm not sure what you mean by sensible.

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 On Sat, Nov 6, 2010 at 3:29 PM, Bret Foreman bret.fore...@gmail.com wrote:
  A few hundred Views in a typical case but it could be up to a couple
  thousand in some cases.

 And what makes you think that a couple thousand is sensible, on any 
 platform?

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Re: [android-developers] Re: Drawing views in an AsyncTask

1000's of views I guessThats too much...

On Sun, Nov 7, 2010 at 1:27 AM, Bret Foreman bret.fore...@gmail.com wrote:

 My Moto Droid builds the Views in a few seconds and everything else
 works great - scrolling is fast and pretty, memory utilization is
 modest. The _only_ problem is how to handle the brief delay while the
 Views are built. I'm not sure what you mean by sensible.

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  On Sat, Nov 6, 2010 at 3:29 PM, Bret Foreman bret.fore...@gmail.com
 wrote:
   A few hundred Views in a typical case but it could be up to a couple
   thousand in some cases.
 
  And what makes you think that a couple thousand is sensible, on any
 platform?
 
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[android-developers] Re: unable to dismiss a progress dialog

A walkthru over your code could reveal something.

On Nov 6, 3:44 am, Bret Foreman bret.fore...@gmail.com wrote:
 I've got a progress dialog that I'm unable to dismiss and I can't
 figure out why. The first time through the code, it shows the dialog
 and dismisses it perfectly. The second time through it fails to
 dismiss. There is no error in the logcat and no exceptions are thrown,
 but the dialog remains on the screen. If I run the code a third time,
 while the dialog is on the screen, a window leak exception is shown in
 the logcat when the code attempts to show the dialog, which is pretty
 much what you'd expect.

 The showDialog is called right before I call the execute method of an
 AsyncTask and the dismissDialog is called in the onPostExecute method
 of that AsyncTask.

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[android-developers] Re: Drawing views in an AsyncTask

In what way is it too much? I'm not using much memory and the delay is
only a few seconds. It will all be fine if I can figure out how to
present the user a progress dialog or other indication that work is in
progress.

On Nov 6, 12:58 pm, Kumar Bibek coomar@gmail.com wrote:
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Re: [android-developers] Re: Drawing views in an AsyncTask

2010-11-06 Thread Romain Guy

You can display a progress bar or even a progress dialog and still stream
the UI. Have you thought about using a ListView instead btw?

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 In what way is it too much? I'm not using much memory and the delay is
 only a few seconds. It will all be fine if I can figure out how to
 present the user a progress dialog or other indication that work is in
 progress.

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Re: [android-developers] Re: Drawing views in an AsyncTask

Well, if you were to show 1000s views on the screen, you would obviously
need more memory. Try creating a list view (a dumb one which returns a new
view every-time) and see if the amount of memory is substantial.

Delay is fine, but I cannot think of a situation where someone might have to
bring up 1000s of views on a screen.

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In what way is it too much? I'm not using much memory and the delay is
only a few seconds. It will all be fine if I can figure out how to
present the user a progress dialog or other indication that work is in
progress.

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1000's of views I guessThats too much...

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Re: [android-developers] Re: Drawing views in an AsyncTask

On Sat, Nov 6, 2010 at 4:08 PM, Romain Guy romain...@android.com wrote:
 Have you thought about using a ListView instead btw?

Agreed. Or any other AdapterView. Or writing your own AdapterView.
Anything to reduce your heap and stack consumption.

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[android-developers] Re: Switching orientation crashes app with larger image.

No exception thrown? Are you sure your logcat doesn't say anything?

I suspect, you might be getting OutOfMemoryException.
Have you considered scaling your image? Or, do you have to preserve
this resolution?
If you can scale your images, perhaps, you can avoid it.

On Nov 6, 9:32 pm, darrinps darri...@gmail.com wrote:
 I have an application that works fine with smaller images (say
 1024x768 or so) but when you rotate the phone into a different
 orientation (say landscape to portrait) mode with a larger image on
 the screen, and then call ImageView.setImageUri() it goes into the
 BitmapFactory.class and never returns!

 So the app eventually times out. Never throws an exception, just never
 returns.

 My code looks like this

         ImageView image1 = (ImageView)
 findViewById(R.id.ImageView_HeaderPlay1);
         ImageView image2 = (ImageView)
 findViewById(R.id.ImageView_HeaderPlay2);

         image1.setAdjustViewBounds(true);
         image2.setAdjustViewBounds(true);

         //Get the max size of the device
         Display display = ((WindowManager)
 getSystemService(Context.WINDOW_SERVICE)).getDefaultDisplay();
         int width  = display.getWidth();
         int height = display.getHeight();
         int max = width  height ? height : width;

         max = max / 10;

         image1.setMaxHeight(max);
         image1.setMaxWidth(max);
         image1.setImageURI(selectedImageUri);

         image2.setMaxHeight(max);
         image2.setMaxWidth(max);

                 try
                 {
                         image2.setImageURI(selectedImageUri);  -DIES
 with this call

                         TextView textView = (TextView) 
 findViewById(R.id.lblEnterText);

 textView.setText(getResources().getString(R.string.image_instructions));
                 }
                 catch(Exception e)
                 {
                         Log.i(ERROR, Exception caught trying to set text: 
  + e);
                 }
         }

 Has anyone else seen this? Sounds like a bug in the Android code more
 than something I am doing since it works fine for smaller images.

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[android-developers] USB Connection Check

2010-11-06 Thread Boardy

Hi all,

I am currently looking into developing an application for the android
platform. I was wondering if there was a way in order to perform an
action when the phone is connected via usb. I want it to perform an
action depending on the connection state, i.e. do action A if not
connected to PC, do action B if connected to USB in charge mode, do
action C if connected via USB Disk etc.

Is this possible.

Thank for your help

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[android-developers] Lazy load images into listview

2010-11-06 Thread Open

I have an activity in my application that shows a listview of items
with icons next two each item. I would like to lazy load icons for
each item from the Internet using in memory caching and SD caching
(very common Android use case).

I have been using this code from the Google Android developers blog:
http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2010/07/multithreading-for-performance.html

And discovered that it is possible for this code to generate  100
asynctasks,

Does anyone have a modified version of this they would be willing to
share using a threadpool or some other mechanism to limit the number
of background threads?

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[android-developers] Re: guitar tuner

2010-11-06 Thread Klunk

I realize you may be doing this because you want to but are you aware
there is an app that does guitar tuning already on the market?

On Oct 18, 2:30 am, Dave djfoste...@gmail.com wrote:
 I am looking for some help.  I'm new to android, and java
 developement.  I've got a pretty good handle on the basics, but I'm
 having an issue figuring out some more advanced operations.  I'm
 working a guitar tuner, which is a stepping stone to a chromatic piano
 tuner.  There is no public API for frequency analysis, so I'm thinking
 I need to write into code a Fast Fourier Transform, and I'll assume I
 need to import a different package for this.  Once I display the
 frequency of any given note, I need it to reference it's offset to a
 pre-measured Mhz.
 There is alot to write, I'm aware, but my first step is to try to
 figure out HOW to get the frequency, and display it in the UI.  any
 help would be wonderful.
 Thanks.

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[android-developers] Change Eclipse Layout Orientation

2010-11-06 Thread Greg Mort

Hello

I want to know how to change the orientation of my layout inside of eclipse

in my manifest I have

android:screenOrientation=landscape

in my layout xml I have

android:orientation=horizontal


but when I click the layout button it still shows it as a vertical layout

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Re: [android-developers] Change Eclipse Layout Orientation

On the layout editor, you will find an option to change the orientation, a
drop down at the top

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 Hello

 I want to know how to change the orientation of my layout inside of eclipse

 in my manifest I have

 android:screenOrientation=landscape

 in my layout xml I have

 android:orientation=horizontal


 but when I click the layout button it still shows it as a vertical layout

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Re: [android-developers] Change Eclipse Layout Orientation

2010-11-06 Thread Greg Mort

Well I thought this... however

I have
Devices
(which has a custom which opesn up Device Configuration)
Config
(which is empty)
Locale
(which has ANY)

and then a theme selector

but thats it...


On Sat, Nov 6, 2010 at 6:43 PM, Kumar Bibek coomar@gmail.com wrote:

 On the layout editor, you will find an option to change the orientation, a
 drop down at the top

 On Sun, Nov 7, 2010 at 4:08 AM, Greg Mort gregm...@mortyg.com wrote:

 Hello

 I want to know how to change the orientation of my layout inside of
 eclipse

 in my manifest I have

 android:screenOrientation=landscape

 in my layout xml I have

 android:orientation=horizontal


 but when I click the layout button it still shows it as a vertical
 layout

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[android-developers] More complex Scrollview example needed.

2010-11-06 Thread Rutton

   Hello there,
I am working on some sort of record lookup for a database. My code
allows to search for some kind of string within an index (of that
database) and returns the database-position of the found thing . With
this found position my programm is then able to move to adjacent
records from the database moving forward and backwards from the
initial position in small steps.

ListView seems to not work in this case, as ListView starts per
default at ListAdapter position 0 and not at an arbitrary position in
the (here virtual) list. The api-docs doesnt seem to specify some sort
of start somewhere else and follow during scrolling. At least I
haven't found that.

So what I thought of is to use a ScrollView. Unfortunately I don't
have a real understanding of how that could be realized with a huge
number of records (and not just a handfull like in the examples).

So, my questions are:
- Is it possible to start a ListView at some defined position (without
reimplementing {Abs}ListView)
- Or can someone provide an example on how to implement a more complex
ScrollView?

Cheers,
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Re: [android-developers] More complex Scrollview example needed.

I am sure that there can be better approaches to the problem. And, I think
ListView indeed will be able to handle this situation. May be you can
explain your requirement more clearly, and how are you trying to implement
it.

On Sun, Nov 7, 2010 at 4:38 AM, Rutton rut...@web.de wrote:

Hello there,
I am working on some sort of record lookup for a database. My code
allows to search for some kind of string within an index (of that
database) and returns the database-position of the found thing . With
this found position my programm is then able to move to adjacent
records from the database moving forward and backwards from the
initial position in small steps.

ListView seems to not work in this case, as ListView starts per
default at ListAdapter position 0 and not at an arbitrary position in
the (here virtual) list. The api-docs doesnt seem to specify some sort
of start somewhere else and follow during scrolling. At least I
haven't found that.

So what I thought of is to use a ScrollView. Unfortunately I don't
have a real understanding of how that could be realized with a huge
number of records (and not just a handfull like in the examples).

So, my questions are:
- Is it possible to start a ListView at some defined position (without
reimplementing {Abs}ListView)
- Or can someone provide an example on how to implement a more complex
ScrollView?

Cheers,
Rutton

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[android-developers] Re: More complex Scrollview example needed.

2010-11-06 Thread Rutton

Sure, I can do this. I am working on implementing a dictionary. The
dictionary-database is a file that has an index, where each entry
points to a concrete database record. What I do now is to search the
index for a word, then get the result that points a database record
with the dictionary-data. Well, this record information can simply be
displayed. But I want something different (and therefore I ask here).
I would like to display the Index (with the words from a to z) in a
scrollable fashion starting with the before found index.

Consider: Search for Monkey.
Result - indexPosition = 12345
Move forwards to indexPosition 12344
or
Move backwards to indexPosition 12346.

This moving forwards/backwards from an initial position works in a
unit test. There, I start with the last index-entry and move backwards
to the beginning. Why it not works with a ListView/ListAdapter is,
that this moving forwards/backwards is implemented recursively.
So, what not works is the default ListView behaviour:

Consider: Search for Monkey.
Result - indexPosition = 12345
Start accessing the dataset at index position 0
That results in a StackOverflow, because of the recursive
implementation.

I ask myself, what to do now. I can do a simple solution and just
displaying what is in the found record and display that. Or to ask,
for a working solution that can be scrolled on display through the
index.

Cheers,
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[android-developers] Custom Protocol Handler

2010-11-06 Thread paulb

G'day guys,

I am hoping to create my own protocol handler for urls in a webview.

I have tried two approaches already. The first was to attempt
something similar to the approach defined here to create a customer
protocol handler.

http://java.sun.com/developer/onlineTraining/protocolhandlers/

This works in a command-line Java program if I correctly set the
system property java.protocol.handler.pkgs, but it does not work in
Android, probably because I cannot figure out where to define this
system property. Defining the system property in the code does not
work. I assume this is because it needs to be loaded when the
application first starts.

I have also attempted to use URL.setURLStreamHandlerFactory. This
works for creating URL objects within the code, but it does not seem
to be associated with the WebView.


Any ideas on how to get this working?


Cheers

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[android-developers] How to restart activity once configuration changed

2010-11-06 Thread Jiang

1, By default, if android system configuration is changed, only top activity is 
restarted (onDestroy is invoked, then onCreate is invoked) immediately, and 
other activities in history stack will defer to be restarted once they are 
resumed.

2, I need to do extra works once configuration changed, so I capture 
configuration changes event. and in onConfiguratonChanged, I restart activity 
as following:

finish();
Intent intent = new Intent(this, getClass());
startActivity(intent);

The issues occur:
a), All activities in history stack will receive such event, so all activities 
will be restart immediately, and activities stack is reordered reversedly. 
b), When restarted activity, onCreate is invoked before onDestroy()

my question is: If I myself handle configuration changes event, how to restart 
activity as Android does by default.

Thanks very much!
- Jiang



  

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[android-developers] Internal storage on emulator

2010-11-06 Thread Mike

I have an app that pulls album art from the media store. It works fine
on my N1 and other devices with external SD cards. However, I need to
get it working on devices with internal storage and I don't have such
a device to test on. How can I set up the emulator to reproduce such a
device? I did a search on the forums and found info on increasing the
size of the internal storage but I'm not sure how the file system
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Re: [android-developers] How to restart activity once configuration changed

2010-11-06 Thread Dianne Hackborn

I would strongly suggest not handling configuration changes yourself.  The
default behavior for them is to restart your activity.  Let that happen.
 Turning that off, then trying to replicate the behavior, is just not going
to work.

If you have code separate from the activity that needs to do something when
the configuration changes, it can explicitly register for the configuration
change broadcast.

On Sat, Nov 6, 2010 at 6:38 PM, Jiang webs...@yahoo.cn wrote:

 1, By default, if android system configuration is changed, only top
 activity is restarted (onDestroy is invoked, then onCreate is invoked)
 immediately, and other activities in history stack will defer to be
 restarted once they are resumed.

 2, I need to do extra works once configuration changed, so I capture
 configuration changes event. and in onConfiguratonChanged, I restart
 activity as following:

 finish();
 Intent intent = new Intent(this, getClass());
 startActivity(intent);

 The issues occur:
 a), All activities in history stack will receive such event, so all
 activities will be restart immediately, and activities stack is reordered
 reversedly.
 b), When restarted activity, onCreate is invoked before onDestroy()

 my question is: If I myself handle configuration changes event, how to
 restart activity as Android does by default.

 Thanks very much!
 - Jiang



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Re: [android-developers] How to use bringchildtofront in List

2010-11-06 Thread Dianne Hackborn

If you are saying you are doing this on one of the children views of the
list view -- do NOT do this.  The ListView class *very* carefully manages
its children itself.  Trying to do things to them will break it.

On Sat, Nov 6, 2010 at 1:30 AM, Dev Android devandroid1...@gmail.comwrote:

 i've list view and i'm trying to change the order using bringchildtofront
 function. But i don't know whether it changes the order permanently or i
 need to change it again when scrolling is performed on the list.


 On Mon, Nov 1, 2010 at 10:50 PM, TreKing treking...@gmail.com wrote:

 On Sat, Oct 30, 2010 at 11:55 AM, Dev Android 
 devandroid1...@gmail.comwrote:

 Please suggest me how to use bringchildtofront in the listview of an
 activity.


 Please explain what you're trying to do.


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[android-developers] Controlling the movement of the android device using android emulator

2010-11-06 Thread hari

Hi I am working on an application where i will track the movement
of the android device inside a building... suppose i display a map of
the building in the android emulator... Now,i need to simulate the
movement of the android device is there a way in which i can
control the movement of the android device and see the real time
movement of the device in the map ... like a dot moving in the
map  Is this possible to do using the android emulator???

when i googled this requirement, i came across
SensorSimulator...But,this software shows the acceleration,magnetic
field and temperature values... It doesnt display the co-ordinate
values

please let me know if my requirement can be met with android
emulator thanks...

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Re: [android-developers] Internal storage on emulator

2010-11-06 Thread paulb

G'day mate,

I think you are looking for the emulator option -partition-size maybe.
You can simply use your existing virtual device and invoke it like so:

~/android-sdk-linux_86/tools/emulator -avd MyEmulator -partition-size 1024

That creates a 1GB partition.

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 I have an app that pulls album art from the media store. It works fine
 on my N1 and other devices with external SD cards. However, I need to
 get it working on devices with internal storage and I don't have such
 a device to test on. How can I set up the emulator to reproduce such a
 device? I did a search on the forums and found info on increasing the
 size of the internal storage but I'm not sure how the file system
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[android-developers] Re: Drawing views in an AsyncTask

Since the views are all different sizes, the various ListViews,
GridViews, and Adapters don't work. Part of the secret sauce of my app
is the algorithm for arranging the views in the most compact way to
present the maximum amount of information in the screen space
available. The main benefit of the Android framework for me is that it
handles (horizontal and vertical) scrolling very nicely even when some
of the views need to be pinned (non-scrolling) and even for 1000
views of different sizes and shapes. But for that to happen, all the
views need to be there in the hierarchy, not just those on the
immediately visible screen.

But more to the point, the whole thing is working beautifully without
consuming undue heap or stack space. The _only_ issue is that it takes
about 3 seconds to build the view hierarchy in the most extreme cases
and I need to let the user know work is being done.

So back to the issue at hand. It sounds like Romain is suggesting that
I call showDialog and then have the handler post some work to the
queue. What if I just put all 3 seconds of work in that one post? I
can live with the progress dialog frozen for a few seconds as long as
it gets on the screen before the posted work arrives. Can I be sure
the dialog will get on the screen before the post hits? If not, what
do you think is the best way to slice up the 3 seconds of work, maybe
using postDelayed and do some work every 50 mS or so? What if I'm
running on a slow (or otherwise busy) platform and the 50 mS slices
get completely consumed by the drawing work such that the UI thread
can't get the dialog up?

On Nov 6, 1:11 pm, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
On Sat, Nov 6, 2010 at 4:08 PM, Romain Guy romain...@android.com wrote:
Have you thought about using a ListView instead btw?

Agreed. Or any other AdapterView. Or writing your own AdapterView.
Anything to reduce your heap and stack consumption.

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[android-developers] Re: Tomcat on Android

2010-11-06 Thread gjs

Hi,

Saw this as well -

http://www.androidzoom.com/android_applications/communication/kws-android-web-server_hlfb.html

Implementing a simple / custom webserver / appserver is pretty
straight forward, don't understand why you'd need Tomcat (java
servlet) capabilities ?

Regards

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I'm afraid I agree with the previous postings. This looks difficult
under Android Java, you
may be better off by creating you own component server.
I would recommend a server based on MDP messaging and sockets:

MDP and a distributed Component/Service
Modelhttps://jt.dev.java.net/files/documents/5553/149793/MDPdistributedMod...

This runs on Android. It is also lighter and more efficient.

Marc Fleury wrote:
I have seen other threads on the topic, most notably one asking about
tomcat/jboss on android.

Anyway, I am actually interested in hearing if people have
successfully ported tomcat on android? the use case for me would be
www.openremote.org. We distribute a controller that is written in
java6. I have actually started porting parts of it to Android and in
doing so got to thinking we could port the whole thing to android. As
a dedicated controller in the wall (forget screens and such, this is
not an smart phone) it would be quite killer.

Has anyone succeeded? maybe I haven't searched hard enough?

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Re: [android-developers] Re: More complex Scrollview example needed.

Umm, have you tried adding elements to the top/bottom of the list when the
user starts scrolling up or down? That should work. And initially, query and
fetch, say, 10 results from your DB based on the search string. And keep
adding elements to the top or bottom of the list accordingly.

On Sun, Nov 7, 2010 at 5:06 AM, Rutton rut...@web.de wrote:

Sure, I can do this. I am working on implementing a dictionary. The
dictionary-database is a file that has an index, where each entry
points to a concrete database record. What I do now is to search the
index for a word, then get the result that points a database record
with the dictionary-data. Well, this record information can simply be
displayed. But I want something different (and therefore I ask here).
I would like to display the Index (with the words from a to z) in a
scrollable fashion starting with the before found index.

Consider: Search for Monkey.
Result - indexPosition = 12345
Move forwards to indexPosition 12344
or
Move backwards to indexPosition 12346.

This moving forwards/backwards from an initial position works in a
unit test. There, I start with the last index-entry and move backwards
to the beginning. Why it not works with a ListView/ListAdapter is,
that this moving forwards/backwards is implemented recursively.
So, what not works is the default ListView behaviour:

Consider: Search for Monkey.
Result - indexPosition = 12345
Start accessing the dataset at index position 0
That results in a StackOverflow, because of the recursive
implementation.

I ask myself, what to do now. I can do a simple solution and just
displaying what is in the found record and display that. Or to ask,
for a working solution that can be scrolled on display through the
index.

Cheers,
Rutton.

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[android-developers] Re: Internal storage on emulator

2010-11-06 Thread Mike

Right, that increases the size but it doesn't tell me where and how I
should set up the file system so that I can place music on it. I need
it to work just like a Samsung Vibrant for instance which has 8GB of
internal storage that's available for media storage. I need to place a
bunch of music files on there such that the media database scanner
picks them up.


-mike

On Nov 6, 9:02 pm, paulb pbizan...@gmail.com wrote:
 G'day mate,

 I think you are looking for the emulator option -partition-size maybe.
 You can simply use your existing virtual device and invoke it like so:

     ~/android-sdk-linux_86/tools/emulator -avd MyEmulator -partition-size 1024

 That creates a 1GB partition.



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  on my N1 and other devices with external SD cards. However, I need to
  get it working on devices with internal storage and I don't have such
  a device to test on. How can I set up the emulator to reproduce such a
  device? I did a search on the forums and found info on increasing the
  size of the internal storage but I'm not sure how the file system
  should be set up. Is this even possible?

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[android-developers] Re: Shared User ID and Signing

2010-11-06 Thread John Gaby

And I told you that they are both signed with the same cert.  I
deleted BOTH apps from the emulator (in fact I deleted ALL the apps)
and still I cannot install either.  I can take the EXACT same .apk
files and install them on the new clean emulator and they both install
properly and can read each other's data.  Note that on the first
emulator, I originally had both apps installed without being signed,
and perhaps that is the root of the problem (even though I deleted
them later).  However, I tried the same sequence on the new emulator
(i.e. installed them unsigned, deleted them and installed them
signed), and they still work fine.  I cannot explain why the first one
seems to be bugged, but perhaps it does not matter.  I have not tried
putting them on a real device yet, and hopefully I will not have any
problems with that.

Thanks for your help.

On Nov 6, 1:28 am, Marcin Orlowski webnet.andr...@gmail.com wrote:
 On 6 November 2010 00:21, John Gaby jg...@gabysoft.com wrote:

  As an update, I created a new clean emulator, and I am able to get
  both apps to install, and they seem to be able to read each other's
  data. However, on the first emulator, I still cannot install either
  one, even if I delete all of the app first. Any idea why that is?

 I already told you - both apps installed have to be signed with the same
 certificate. But this means *from device's perspective*, not yours, so it
 does NOT matter what you got on your PC hdd. It matters what's installed
 on device.  If you i.e. got installed A.apk and then install B.apk and A is 
 not
 signed while B is signed, how can you tell both are signed? You got clear
 error message and you even did some tests yourself that confirms
 and it still does not ring a bell? :)

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[android-developers] Get View's siblings

2010-11-06 Thread Julius Spencer

Hi,

I have a layout that includes an ImageView and a CheckBox and I am implementing 
onClick for the ImageView.  I would like to alter the state of the CheckBox 
when the ImageView is 'clicked'. The state I am storing fine, but I would like 
the CheckBox to change. Is there a way I can get access to the ImageView's 
siblings (in this case there would be one; the CheckBox)?

Regards,
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Re: [android-developers] Get View's siblings