[android-beginners] Submitting user login details to a web site

2008-07-11 Thread AnuR
Hi, I have a login page to login to a site they provide XML and SOAP apis for subitting the authetivcting data. How can i login to a web site from my android application. say I m creating an application in which i want to login to a site, say orkut or any shopping site. how can i submit the

[android-beginners] Re: custom component in a list

2008-07-11 Thread Sylvester Steele
I don't know how you have created your Adapter for supplying to your ListView subclass. I am assuming that you implemented an Adapter subclass that overrode getView() and is returning your row objects on demand, perhaps instantiated via ViewInflate. arrayAdapter1= new ArrayAdapter String(this,

[android-beginners] Re: custom component in a list

2008-07-11 Thread Mark Murphy
Sylvester Steele wrote: arrayAdapter1= new ArrayAdapter String(this, R.layout.component, R.id.name); is how I initialize my adapter. I do not override any methods. component is my custom component and name is a textView that takes the value. That may make things more complicated for

[android-beginners] Bug in AutoComplete4 example?

2008-07-11 Thread Ashok Singal
Hi Friends, After setting the correct permissions(READ_CONTACTS) and adding some contacts in the emulator, when i am running the AutoComplete4 example provided in the APIDemos, i found that the auto-complete functionality is not working. No matter what i type, it is showing me all the names of

[android-beginners] Install process on real handsets

2008-07-11 Thread petter
I've had some fun doing some tutorials with Android, it looks supersweet :) One question though, how are applications installed on real handsets? Is it similar to J2ME, where you enter a URL in your browser and installment goes from there, or is it necessary to compile the OS with the new

[android-beginners] Re: custom component in a list

2008-07-11 Thread Sylvester Steele
Mark, a couple of questions: 1. I looked at the getView funtcion:ViewgetView(int position, View convertView, ViewGroup parent). I can understand that position refers to the particular element on the list and ViewGroup parent to the custom view I am using for the list items. But what

[android-beginners] Re: custom component in a list

2008-07-11 Thread Mark Murphy
1. I looked at the getView funtcion: ViewgetView(int position, View convertView, ViewGroup parent). I can understand that position refers to the particular element on the list and ViewGroup parent to the custom view I am using for the list items. But what does View