[android-developers] Re: How to compile APK using different constant

2013-04-08 Thread Lew
Jonathan S wrote:

 That wouldn't work because getResources need Context. 


I gave an example to use inside an Activity.

So the Context instance is 'this'.

So yes, it should work.
 

 You have to call it in a function like public static boolean 
 isGoogleMarket(Context context) { 
 context.getResources().getBoolean(R.bool.forMarket)

 We're already inside an Activity in my scenario, so that isn't necessary.

Admittedly I should have been explicit about my assumption that the call is 
from within an Activity instance.

My first suggestion of a static variable was crap.
 

 R.bool.forMarket is a constants too. 


Sorry?

Lew wrote:

 You probably should go for a resource-based approach.

   private static final boolean FOR_GOOGLE_MARKET = R.bool.forMarket;

 etc.

 Sorry, this is crap. I should have said:

private final boolean FOR_GOOGLE_MARKET = 
 getResources().getBoolean(R.bool.forMarket);

 or similar.

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[android-developers] Map of the building and drawing Route from Source to Destination

2013-04-08 Thread XXXX
Hi,

I am working on a navigation project, wherein the strangers/visually 
impaired people can navigate themselves without anyone's help. I am using 
WiFi routers.
I have uploaded floormap of the building on cloud sever. 

My app will prompt for destination address. Since the person is 
Blind/stranger, its the speech input. We are converting to text. I have 
used API for Speech to Text conversion.

Based on the current location and destination address, my android app will 
provide directions to the persons. 

When I try to retrieve the current location from the cloud server, I am 
getting the information in JSON format.

I wrote a small program to get the current location using android 
programming and I am succesfully getting the same by sending information to 
the server. As soon as I request to the server, the server is sending the 
info is JSON format.

Now, my next step is to draw the map as the stranger can see through which 
way he is going. I am struck here. How can I draw the map which can 
correlate to the lat and lon values of the floor map present on the cloud 
server? 

How to draw the route from the current location to the destination location 
within the building?

Triangulation algorithm is running on the server. Can you please suggest me 
how to proceed? I am in desperate need of help.

Any help is highly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

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[android-developers] Re: How to compile APK using different constant

2013-04-08 Thread Piren


 Changing a value implies that it's not correct to implement these as 
 constants.


that's not true in all circumstances... Sometimes you'd want specific code 
to not even compile and be present in the APK. Using constants and 
replacing their values in the build script makes it very easy to create 
multiple APKs (which is something event a single market supports) with 
specific code bases (in his case, why the hell would he need code that 
meant to work with Samsung's market in the Google market build?). I think 
the biggest example is app logging and debug information code - No point of 
using a dynamic variable for those, that code is useless and sometimes it 
event affects performance.

Java is missing the #if fun of C :)
 

On Sunday, April 7, 2013 10:27:14 PM UTC+3, Lew wrote:

 Giuseppe wrote:

 I have a Consant.java file that manage few static variable for different 
 store:

 static private boolean isForGoogleMarket = true;
 static private boolean isForOperaMarket = false;
 static private boolean isForTStoreMarket = false;
 static private boolean isForAmazonMarket = false;
 static private boolean isForSamsungMarket = false;
 static private boolean isForAndroidPitMarket = false;

 When I compile the APK for each market, I need to change the value of the 
 const above.

 Changing a value implies that it's not correct to implement these as 
 constants.

 You probably should go for a resource-based approach.

   private static final boolean FOR_GOOGLE_MARKET = R.bool.forMarket;

 etc.

 The real question is how you're determining what your market is in the 
 first place. Tell us that, please.
  

 I am looking for a solution to build each apk for each market changing 
 the constant automatically.

 Probably Marven config can be the solution, but I really don't know how 
 to do


 Android comes with built-in tools to manage app variations between 
 markets. They're called resources.

 http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/resources/index.html

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[android-developers] Re: How to compile APK using different constant

2013-04-08 Thread Harish
a quick solution 

public static final String currentMarket= Google;  // change this when 
you compile or load it using property file

static private final boolean isForGoogleMarket ;
static private final boolean isForOperaMarket;
static private final boolean isForTStoreMarket;
static private final boolean isForAmazonMarket;
static private final boolean isForSamsungMarket;
static private final boolean isForAndroidPitMarket;

static{
 isForGoogleMarket = currentMarket.contains(Google); 
isForOperaMarket = currentMarket.contains(Opera); 
 isForTStoreMarket=currentMarket.contains(TStore); 
 isForAmazonMarket=currentMarket.contains(Amazon); 
 isForSamsungMarket=currentMarket.contains(Samsung); 
 isForAndroidPitMarket=currentMarket.contains(AndroidPit); 
  
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[android-developers] Re: Map of the building and drawing Route from Source to Destination

2013-04-08 Thread gjs
Hi,

Android Google Maps Version 2 has support to draw map tiles from alternate 
sources. You just need to provide your floor map as a pyramid of map tiles, 
typically 256x256 pixels. The map tiles then are accessed (from your cloud 
server) based on lat, lon  zoom level. You can position that map view 
based on the user's location. See 
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/android/reference/com/google/android/gms/maps/model/TileOverlay
 
etc and search in stackoverflow for additional help 
eg 
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13695393/open-street-maps-with-android-google-maps-api-v2

I won't discuss how you can get directions indoors particularly if that 
involves changing floor levels. But you can draw lines, polygons etc with 
Android Google Maps Version 2 as well. 

For vision impaired I'd also suggest providing Text to Speed audio 
directions.

Regards 

On Monday, April 8, 2013 4:48:52 PM UTC+10,  wrote:

 Hi,

 I am working on a navigation project, wherein the strangers/visually 
 impaired people can navigate themselves without anyone's help. I am using 
 WiFi routers.
 I have uploaded floormap of the building on cloud sever. 

 My app will prompt for destination address. Since the person is 
 Blind/stranger, its the speech input. We are converting to text. I have 
 used API for Speech to Text conversion.

 Based on the current location and destination address, my android app will 
 provide directions to the persons. 

 When I try to retrieve the current location from the cloud server, I am 
 getting the information in JSON format.

 I wrote a small program to get the current location using android 
 programming and I am succesfully getting the same by sending information to 
 the server. As soon as I request to the server, the server is sending the 
 info is JSON format.

 Now, my next step is to draw the map as the stranger can see through which 
 way he is going. I am struck here. How can I draw the map which can 
 correlate to the lat and lon values of the floor map present on the cloud 
 server? 

 How to draw the route from the current location to the destination 
 location within the building?

 Triangulation algorithm is running on the server. Can you please suggest 
 me how to proceed? I am in desperate need of help.

 Any help is highly appreciated. Thanks in advance.


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[android-developers] Re: [Socket/Client-Server communication ] how to verify if url and port is working fine

2013-04-08 Thread gjs
Hi,

Try your using your browser. 

Regards

On Sunday, April 7, 2013 5:29:23 PM UTC+10, A N K ! T wrote:

 Problem is can not able to write/read data to server. Want to verify if 
 url and portNo is working so it can be confirmed that error is in code.

 basically i have inetAddress = 38.92.76.143 port 99 and data e_device = 
 Test. Can anybody tell me how can i verify this data by sending a request 
 manually, may be creating like a webURL or via any tool. kind of helpful,

 Thanks,

 Ankit


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[android-developers] Re: How to compile APK using different constant

2013-04-08 Thread Giuseppe
Probably my question was wrong!

I need to build differents APK for each market.
the only change that I need, is the boolean value.

I am trying to do it with ANT but I don't have too much knowledge for a 
good build.xml

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Re: [android-developers] Re: How to compile APK using different constant

2013-04-08 Thread Kostya Vasilyev
This certainly can be done with ant, by hacking on the build scripts.

In my app, I'm including different additional source folders depending
on what market I'm building for. The rest of the app's code uses
abstract base classes, whose concrete subclasses are implemented in
those additional folders (and instantiated using factories).

I understand that the upcoming Gradle based build system should make it easier.

-- K

2013/4/8 Giuseppe porcelli.giuse...@gmail.com:
 Probably my question was wrong!

 I need to build differents APK for each market.
 the only change that I need, is the boolean value.

 I am trying to do it with ANT but I don't have too much knowledge for a good
 build.xml

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[android-developers] Re: HttpURLConnection on Galaxy Nexus 4.2

2013-04-08 Thread rackham
Note that this can open the door to this bug 
https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=29509 which can cause 
https sockets to close when using network data. Quite a big one for my 
project so may have to try bypassing the proxy or reverting to HttpClient...

On Tuesday, 27 November 2012 10:40:28 UTC, Fritjof wrote:

 This appears to have solved the problem for me:


  if (Build.VERSION.SDK != null  Integer.parseInt(Build.VERSION.SDK)  
 13) { 

   urlConnection.setRequestProperty(Connection, close); //disables 
 connection reuse

 }

 On Friday, November 23, 2012 11:34:12 AM UTC+1, b0b wrote:



 On Friday, 23 November 2012 11:23:45 UTC+1, Ryan Bateman wrote:

 That's not right


 You are right.  What I said was for DELETE requests. Of course POST 
 requests have a body. 



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[android-developers] How to disable the broadcasting of the SSID of the mobile hotspot (tethering)

2013-04-08 Thread Frank
Hi all,
 
Is it possible to disable the broadcasting of the SSID of the mobile 
hotspot (tethering)? 
I didn't see any device support this features. And i want to add this 
feature to hide the hotspot ssid. So other don't know a hotspot is being 
used.
 
Thanks advanced.
 
 

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[android-developers] Re: How to compile APK using different constant

2013-04-08 Thread Harish
target name=mybuild depends=init
echo file=src/${package.dir}/MarketInfo.java message=package 
${package.name};${line.separator} /
echo file=src/${package.dir}/MarketInfo.java append=true 
message=public final class MarketInfo {${line.separator} /
echo file=src/${package.dir}/MarketInfo.java
  append=true
  message= public static String 
CURRENT_MARKET=quot;${market}quot;;${line.separator} /
echo file=src/${package.dir}/MarketInfo.java append=true 
message=}${line.separator} /
/
/target

And in your code 


static private final boolean isForGoogleMarket ;
static private final boolean isForOperaMarket;
static private final boolean isForTStoreMarket;
static private final boolean isForAmazonMarket;
static private final boolean isForSamsungMarket;
static private final boolean isForAndroidPitMarket;

static{
 isForGoogleMarket = MarketInfo.CURRENT_MARKET.contains(Google);
isForOperaMarket = MarketInfo.CURRENT_MARKET.contains(Opera);
isForTStoreMarket=MarketInfo.CURRENT_MARKET.contains(TStore);
isForAmazonMarket=MarketInfo.CURRENT_MARKET.contains(Amazon);
isForSamsungMarket=MarketInfo.CURRENT_MARKET.contains(Samsung);
isForAndroidPitMarket=currentMarket.contains(AndroidPit);
 
}

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Re: [android-developers] Access web service over SSL with client certificate (KSOAP)

2013-04-08 Thread mbarbiero
Thanks Ranuka...

I'll try.

mbarbiero

Em sábado, 6 de abril de 2013 09h51min29s UTC-3, android developer escreveu:

 try these

 http://blog.callistaenterprise.se/2011/11/24/creating-self-signed-
 certificates-for-uhttp://blog.callistaenterprise.se/2011/11/24/creating-self-signed-certificates-for-use-on-android/

 se-on-android/http://blog.callistaenterprise.se/2011/11/24/creating-self-signed-certificates-for-use-on-android/

 http://blog.callistaenterprise.se/2011/11/24/android
 -tlsssl-mutual-authentication/

 Thanks  Regards,
 Renuka


 On Sat, Apr 6, 2013 at 5:48 PM, mbarbiero marco.b...@gmail.comjavascript:
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 Dear developers...

 I need to access a very secure web service that requires authentication 
 with server *AND client certificates*. The big problem (to me) is *how 
 to define client certificate in the SSL packet*.
 I use o Ksoap but don't found documentation about SSL and certificates.

 Any idea?

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[android-developers]

2013-04-08 Thread vani reddy
Hi friends,

I have 2 edittext fields where I need to enter text.While entering in the
soft keyboard it is too slow ,keyboard pauses for 2 seconds after clicking
on any character.

I dont have any background threads running also.

I referred this link
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7683154/android-softkeyboard-enter-the-numeric-value-into-edittext-very-slow
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Any clues?
Please respond .



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[android-developers] Re:

2013-04-08 Thread bob
I would definitely suspect this code:

txtQty.setOnEditorActionListener( new OnEditorActionListener() {
public boolean onEditorAction(TextView v, int actionId, 
KeyEvent event) {
Log.i(KeyBoard ,Inside the Edit Text);
.
} });


What else is in the OnEditorActionListener?

Thanks.




On Monday, April 8, 2013 9:02:36 AM UTC-5, vani wrote:

 Hi friends,

 I have 2 edittext fields where I need to enter text.While entering in the 
 soft keyboard it is too slow ,keyboard pauses for 2 seconds after clicking 
 on any character.

 I dont have any background threads running also.

 I referred this link 

 http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7683154/android-softkeyboard-enter-the-numeric-value-into-edittext-very-slow
 .

 Any clues?
 Please respond .



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Re: [android-developers]regarding bluetooth auto-pairing urgernt

2013-04-08 Thread bob
If you use this function, it does not require user input:

*createInsecureRfcommSocketToServiceRecord*(UUID uuid)

Thanks.


On Saturday, April 6, 2013 9:05:02 AM UTC-5, akash roy wrote:

 can anyone tell me is auto pairing possible using bluetooth android i mean 
 to say no user interrupt is required. 

 *
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Re: [android-developers] How to disable the broadcasting of the SSID of the mobile hotspot (tethering)

2013-04-08 Thread Robert Greenwalt
I don't think this is currently possible from the UI.  I'm not sure if the
drivers support this either.  Note that if you are using the hotspot (ie,
connected) sniffers can easily find the ssid.  Most people don't turn on
tethering and leave it unused for long periods as it will reduce battery
life.

R


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 Hi all,

 Is it possible to disable the broadcasting of the SSID of the mobile
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 I didn't see any device support this features. And i want to add this
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[android-developers] Re: Bizarre launch behavior for a standard launchMode Activity

2013-04-08 Thread plnelson
I appreciate everyone's efforts in making suggestions, but this has clearly 
stumped everyone, both here and on Stack Overflow.   

Is there a support/bugs forum read by actual Google/Android engineers I can 
ask a question like this on?Or is there a any documentation on the 
internal steps taken *between* startActivity and when the target activity 
Life Cycle steps begin? 

Right now I feel like launching an activity in Android is like putting a 
message in a bottle and throwing it in the ocean - IF it arrives at the 
other end then great.   But if it doesn't then there's no visibility or 
control over why.  We can try different bottles -  whiskey bottles or 
ketchup bottles -  or low tide or high tide -  but it seems like it's all 
guesswork. 
 

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[android-developers] Re: Bizarre launch behavior for a standard launchMode Activity

2013-04-08 Thread skink


plnelson wrote:
 I appreciate everyone's efforts in making suggestions, but this has clearly
 stumped everyone, both here and on Stack Overflow.

 Is there a support/bugs forum read by actual Google/Android engineers I can
 ask a question like this on?Or is there a any documentation on the
 internal steps taken *between* startActivity and when the target activity
 Life Cycle steps begin?

 Right now I feel like launching an activity in Android is like putting a
 message in a bottle and throwing it in the ocean - IF it arrives at the
 other end then great.   But if it doesn't then there's no visibility or
 control over why.  We can try different bottles -  whiskey bottles or
 ketchup bottles -  or low tide or high tide -  but it seems like it's all
 guesswork.

btw did you try to start you activity using intent filter with an
action? just to make sure if it makes any difference...

pskink

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[android-developers] Re: [Socket/Client-Server communication ] how to verify if url and port is working fine

2013-04-08 Thread Danny D
Depending on what you want to test, there many different tools.  Here are some 
suggestions based on what I've used in the past.

Testing that the server works, try a browser as described above for really 
basic yes/no test.  If the data isn't HTML or JSON/XML, you might just use 
wireshark to see what the traffic looks like.

Having verified the server side, the HttpURLConnection on the handset is the 
next place to check.  What response code do you get when accessing the server?  
200?  400-series error?.  Just as asked above, can you get there by mobile 
browser?

No real magic, debugging is just divide and conquer.

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Re: [android-developers] Re: Bizarre launch behavior for a standard launchMode Activity

2013-04-08 Thread Kristopher Micinski
I have to admit: I haven't followed your whole discussion because
you've given a very small amount of sample code.  I see that you're
trying to launch with an intent, but don't see why it could include
problems.

So if you want a comprehensive answer, please make up a small sample
project and put it somewhere: I'll try to investigate.

Given what you've said, I can try to shine some light with the
information I know up to this point.

You think that this code is weird:

(in onCreate, or some main thread method..)

ctx.startActivity(intent);
Thread.sleep(2000);

 ctx.startActivity(intent);  //!! investigating a weird bug

I would suspect that this would only fire a single intent: intents
will not start until that method has returned (message processing will
happen on that thread), and identical intents will be identified.
However, it *is* strange that if you only call startActivity once you
don't get anything happening.

I don't know if this just a simple mistake, or something going on in
the framework (I want to say a simple mistake, just because as the
platform gets older that code has fewer bugs..).  However, if you can
create a reproducible project, I'd be happy to try to find out what's
going on.

Kris

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 I appreciate everyone's efforts in making suggestions, but this has clearly
 stumped everyone, both here and on Stack Overflow.

 Is there a support/bugs forum read by actual Google/Android engineers I can
 ask a question like this on?Or is there a any documentation on the
 internal steps taken between startActivity and when the target activity Life
 Cycle steps begin?

 Right now I feel like launching an activity in Android is like putting a
 message in a bottle and throwing it in the ocean - IF it arrives at the
 other end then great.   But if it doesn't then there's no visibility or
 control over why.  We can try different bottles -  whiskey bottles or
 ketchup bottles -  or low tide or high tide -  but it seems like it's all
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[android-developers] Re: How to disable the broadcasting of the SSID of the mobile hotspot (tethering)

2013-04-08 Thread bob
 

I seem to have this option on my phone:

https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-HiZRiqLG0rI/UWMK-ruIjCI/AWU/k6eN9qQs8Q4/s1600/lghotspot.jpg

Thanks.




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 Hi all,
  
 Is it possible to disable the broadcasting of the SSID of the mobile 
 hotspot (tethering)? 
 I didn't see any device support this features. And i want to add this 
 feature to hide the hotspot ssid. So other don't know a hotspot is being 
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 Thanks advanced.
  
  


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Re: [android-developers] Re: How to disable the broadcasting of the SSID of the mobile hotspot (tethering)

2013-04-08 Thread Robert Greenwalt
I'll submit a feature request for this.


On Mon, Apr 8, 2013 at 11:23 AM, bob b...@coolfone.comze.com wrote:

 I seem to have this option on my phone:


 https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-HiZRiqLG0rI/UWMK-ruIjCI/AWU/k6eN9qQs8Q4/s1600/lghotspot.jpg

 Thanks.




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 Hi all,

 Is it possible to disable the broadcasting of the SSID of the mobile
 hotspot (tethering)?
 I didn't see any device support this features. And i want to add this
 feature to hide the hotspot ssid. So other don't know a hotspot is being
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[android-developers] Re: LocationManager with 3G

2013-04-08 Thread Diego Nunes
Someone?

On Thursday, April 4, 2013 6:27:39 PM UTC-3, Diego Nunes wrote:

 Good afternoon.

 I have an application that retrieves the location from the Provider 
 network, the problem is that the location is no longer being recovered (
 not happening in onLocationChange) when using 3G, Wi-Fi using is 
 functioning normally.

 Does anyone know what can be?

 locationManager = (LocationManager) getSystemService (LOCATION_SERVICE);

 locationManager.requestLocationUpdates (LocationManager.NETWORK_PROVIDER, 
 3000, 0, this);


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[android-developers] Control Nikon camera with MTP API

2013-04-08 Thread Bastiaan
Is it posible to control my camera (Nikon D70) with the MTP API?
The camera supports the PTP protocol and a can read some camera information:

mtpDevice.open(connection);
tv.setText(mtpDevice.getDeviceInfo().getModel());

But how to control it?


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Re: [android-developers] Re: Bizarre launch behavior for a standard launchMode Activity

2013-04-08 Thread plnelson
Coming up with a simplified example will be hard because it's a large 
industrial app with many activities and operates as a remote control for a 
manufacturing process under the control of a PC which sends commands to it 
asynchronously.  But I did get an important clue today: 

I reported that in LogCat all I got  was an intent: starting .. and then 
nothing.But what I found out was that if I switched to another screen 
in the app the Activity would start, even if it was minutes later. *Here's 
what's going on*:  these Activities are being launched by intents in a 
separate NON-Activity class that receives communication from the PC.   They 
need a Context to start an Activity (ctx in the above code) and if the 
Context is not the one for the activity currently on the screen then 
nothing happens until that Activity comes to the fore.

So I either need a way to get the context of the Activity currently on the 
screen, or a way to start an Activity that will run regardless of the 
activity currently on the screen.  I can do the latter by setting the 
launchMode of DGraphActivity to singleInstance but I can't use 
singleInstance because DGraphActivity needs to fire off other activities 
and use onActivityResult to collect their results and you can't uses 
onActivityResult in a singleInstance. 

With a launchMode of standard I've tried using 

   intent.addFlags(Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_CLEAR_TOP | 
 Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK);

without success.
 

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Re: [android-developers] Re: Bizarre launch behavior for a standard launchMode Activity

2013-04-08 Thread plnelson
OK, I've solved my problem by getting the context of the current top 
activity ( or at least the last one to get an *onResume()* ) and using that 
as my context (ctx).Now, no matter what Activity is on the screen, when 
the command comes in from the PC to display graphics it launches right 
away, even as a standard launchMode Activity.

Thank you to everyone who offered suggestions or took time to read this 
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Re: [android-developers] Loading Images Using HttpURLConnection Concurrently

2013-04-08 Thread Indicator Veritatis
It should not cause a 400 error, since the 400 error is caused by bad 
syntax. Specifying HTTPS is not bad syntax, and it should handle the exact 
same URL as HTTP (only the scheme being different).

But do you know that the server you are using conforms well to the HTTP 1.1 
spec?

On Saturday, April 6, 2013 6:27:58 AM UTC-7, Alex Fu wrote:

 If possible, I would rather not. I'm using my own server to serve up data 
 so for the HTTPS bit, I used a self signed certificate. Not sure if that's 
 something that would cause the 400 error.


 On Sat, Apr 6, 2013 at 2:55 AM, Harri Smått har...@gmail.comjavascript:
  wrote:

 Hi,

 Is it possible for you to share an example of an image URL you're using?

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  I tested HTTPS and I'm getting a 400 Bad Request error when using 
 mobile data. On WiFi, everything goes through smoothly... wth.

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[android-developers] Re: Android 4.2 introduced SELinux enabled by default on kernel. am I right?

2013-04-08 Thread Indicator Veritatis
First of all, DroidMaster, this looks like you copied it verbatim from 
another website forum. Such crossposting is not always welcomed.

Secondly, ignore the lmgtfy.com links, since he did not even give you the 
right set of keywords for useful Google queries.

Thirdly, there seems to be some confusion on the part of the original 
poster (presumably you, but who knows?): SELinux is NOT a version of Linux, 
nor a competitor to Linux. It is a security component included with some 
distributions of Linux. I have had it in Fedora for quite some time now, I 
usually turn it off, since the default policies delivered with Fedora 
updates are such crap.

You can also set a mode where SELinux only advises when a process does an 
access forbidden by policy instead of actually blocking it. 
http://www.revsys.com/writings/quicktips/turn-off-selinux.html gives 
examples of how to do this in Fedora, but it is not exactly clear how to 
translate that info to the Android Linux environment.

Then again, the third of Lew's lmgtfy.com links is the only one with a good 
set of keywords. If you do more reading at the sites that turns up, I think 
you will find the answer for the Android Linux environment.

On Friday, April 5, 2013 4:02:43 PM UTC-7, DroidMaster wrote:

 Dear Expert, 


1. As I have understood correctly, Android 4.2 introduced SELinux 
enabled by default on kernel. am I right. 
2. There are some of the apps might not work correctly. Do you know 
what kind of app is not working?
3. Is there anyway to disable it ? I check on VZW Galaxy Nexus - build 
JDQ39 - I am not sure what is the Linux version - Either SELinux or Linux.
4. What is the benefit of using SELinux vs Linux?


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Re: [android-developers] Re:

2013-04-08 Thread vani reddy
HI,

Nothing else is in the code.It just returns true if the user clicks done
 or else it returns false.I referred the link which i sent in the previous
mail.


On Mon, Apr 8, 2013 at 8:08 PM, bob b...@coolfone.comze.com wrote:

 I would definitely suspect this code:

 txtQty.setOnEditorActionListener( new OnEditorActionListener()
 {
 public boolean onEditorAction(TextView v, int actionId,
 KeyEvent event) {
 Log.i(KeyBoard ,Inside the Edit Text);
 .
 } });


 What else is in the OnEditorActionListener?

 Thanks.




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 Hi friends,

 I have 2 edittext fields where I need to enter text.While entering in the
 soft keyboard it is too slow ,keyboard pauses for 2 seconds after clicking
 on any character.

 I dont have any background threads running also.

 I referred this link
 http://stackoverflow.com/**questions/7683154/android-**
 softkeyboard-enter-the-**numeric-value-into-edittext-**very-slowhttp://stackoverflow.com/questions/7683154/android-softkeyboard-enter-the-numeric-value-into-edittext-very-slow
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 Any clues?
 Please respond .



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Re: [android-developers] Re:

2013-04-08 Thread vani reddy
HI,

I have only put the below code:

class DoneOnEditorActionListener implements OnEditorActionListener {
@Override
public boolean onEditorAction(TextView v, int actionId, KeyEvent event) {
if (actionId == EditorInfo.IME_ACTION_DONE) {
Log.v(*, Clicked);

return true;
}
return false;
}}



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 HI,

 Nothing else is in the code.It just returns true if the user clicks done
  or else it returns false.I referred the link which i sent in the previous
 mail.


 On Mon, Apr 8, 2013 at 8:08 PM, bob b...@coolfone.comze.com wrote:

 I would definitely suspect this code:

 txtQty.setOnEditorActionListener( new
 OnEditorActionListener() {
 public boolean onEditorAction(TextView v, int actionId,
 KeyEvent event) {
 Log.i(KeyBoard ,Inside the Edit Text);
 .
 } });


 What else is in the OnEditorActionListener?

 Thanks.




 On Monday, April 8, 2013 9:02:36 AM UTC-5, vani wrote:

 Hi friends,

 I have 2 edittext fields where I need to enter text.While entering in
 the soft keyboard it is too slow ,keyboard pauses for 2 seconds after
 clicking on any character.

 I dont have any background threads running also.

 I referred this link
 http://stackoverflow.com/**questions/7683154/android-**
 softkeyboard-enter-the-**numeric-value-into-edittext-**very-slowhttp://stackoverflow.com/questions/7683154/android-softkeyboard-enter-the-numeric-value-into-edittext-very-slow
 .

 Any clues?
 Please respond .



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