[android-developers] App inconsistencies

2010-08-30 Thread tony obrien
Hi,

I have an app that uses Runnables, GPS, Sensors, the AudioManager,
MapView, Shared Preference storage;  in effect ---all manner of the
phone's capabilities.

When I run this app on my Motorola DROID, it functions consistently
--- all activities operate as expected  -- all dialog popups POPUP
when they are supposed to, all sounds are delivered when they are
supposed etc etc etc.

When a beta tester I have (with a new LG Ally) downloads and runs the
App  -- the results are all over the map (PUN intended ;)

Most times, it just seems to die BUT without any this application has
terminated unexpectedly dialog.
The App will stop at various places inside my activities. Again,
without any indication it has done so.
And even stranger, the app will not do the things it supposed to be
doing even though it IS still running.

And ***worse yet***, sometimes, it seems to work fine ... Until maybe
the next time it is launched (in other words, it was NOT re-Installed
or anything so severe.)

I am loathe to start adding all kinds of log output turning this
into a bloatware science experiment (but will if forced.)

Has anyone else had this kind of experience?

I am developing on NETBEANS, targeting Android 2.x -- and the LG Ally
meets these requirements.

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Re: [android-developers] App inconsistencies

2010-08-30 Thread Kostya Vasilyev

 30.08.2010 16:48, tony obrien пишет:

I am loathe to start adding all kinds of log output turning this
into a bloatware science experiment (but will if forced.)
Before you start doing that, I'd ask the user to download and install 
one of the many applications that can display logcat output, run it, and 
email the log to you.


You might see something interesting that's worth fixing.

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