Are you running on an emulator?
If so, I believe I've seen others post that they have had to configure some
port settings to get things to work.
Have you tried other apps that use the internet (like the Browser) to
confirm they work?
Have you tried running your app on an actual device and seeing
Thanks much! It turns out that I didn't follower the tutorial to retrieve
the MD5 fingerprint but downloaded a generation software to generate the
fingerprint. Big mistake!
On Thu, Dec 31, 2009 at 4:39 PM, TreKing treking...@gmail.com wrote:
Are you running on an emulator?
If so, I believe
I need some advice, on designing and implementing a good coding practice for
user interface development.
This is what I am trying to acheive
UI 1
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| button1 | button 2 | button 3 | button 4 |
Hello community,
Wishing you a very prosperous new year 2010 ahead.
May this new year bring with itself health and happiness for you and your
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Also looking forward to experiencing exciting new features of the android
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Wish you very happy new year.All the best to all of you.
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Hi Justin,
Thanks a lot. No need to provide examples for the SharedPreferences,
there is enough on the web:
http://thedevelopersinfo.com/2009/11/19/using-preferences-in-android/
Best
Alex
On Dec 31, 5:11 am, Justin Anderson janderson@gmail.com wrote:
Don't put anything in the xml file for
A few thoughts;
1 - contacts: have you considered reusing the contacts API, or
activity, I think it would provide for a more robust and familiar user
experience allowing users to pull from their phone's contacts which
are also maintained online (gmail) rather than maintaining 2 distinct
set of
alexk-il
You should not be spawning threads yourself, as it is against Android
best practices. Instead look at ASyncTask, which provides methods for
pre-execute, onUpdate, and postExecute, and are automagically handled
by the Activity manager, so you don;t need to worry about killing
them in
Smelly Eddie wrote:
You should not be spawning threads yourself, as it is against Android
best practices.
I wouldn't say that. There are plenty of scenarios in which you need to
manually create threads:
-- need finer-grained control over a thread pool than AsyncTask offers
-- waiting on
What is the best way to handle dialogs during screen orientation changes?
Do you save then dismiss on the onDestroy() and recreate again on the
new onCreate()?
Seems like there should be an easy way to do this?
Examples and thoughts are appreciated.
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overlays.add(positionOverlay); is breaking the application when I add it
to the code.
What does is breaking the application mean? Exception gets thrown? Doesn't
behave as expected? Your phone physically falls apart? What?
Anyone has a solution for this?
Don't add that line to the code?
I've literally been up all night trying to get this to work, and I'm
at my wits end. I'm trying to start getting into writting applications
for Android, but this little issue is in my way.
Upon installing Eclipse, and finally figuring out how to get it to
find my JDK, I am now trying to install
I saw someone say the same thing: That you need to update the adt
and it magically works. Unfortunately I am so noob that I don't know
what that means. Can you give a little detail? I've been working at
this for a few days on and off. It works perfectly fine on my desktop
(after some screwing
Same exact thing here. It is VERY unlikely that the screen size is the
problem, as so many have said. If it were, why would the build targets
be in the dialog box when you do test project but not when you do
android project. VERY frustrating.
Let me know if you figure it out...
On Dec 25, 11:35
I am new to this. I have downloaded the Android SDK and the android platform
components up to 2.0.1, Java Netbeans IDE 6.7.1 and can't seem to find
where to pull the nbandroid files into it? I have not used netbeans before
and I am learning, when I open a new project I don't see it listed in the
I'm trying to load the parsed html data from an rss feed using a
WebView, but the webview claims that the page:
data:text/html;utf-8,[The html I'm trying to display]
is not available.
I find it strange that it seems to be putting the html data into the
url, when I just want it to display it.
I think there is multitouch support in the framework, but AFAIK no
multitouch capable virtual keyboard has been published...
I wonder why google has not published a multitouch keyboard, I would
like to think they did test the new multitouch capabilities with
something like... a multitouch keyboard
I have followed the instructions for the Hello World tutorial at
http://developer.android.com/resources/tutorials/hello-world.html
It all builds as expected, but when I run the application I get ...
[2009-12-30 14:26:09 - Android Hello World]Waiting for HOME
('android.process.acore') to be
I am trying to run the program mentioned in the link below and i
sucessfully have got the api key from the MD5 certificate .
http://developer.android.com/guide/tutorials/views/hello-mapview.html
. I was able to run the Hello Android tutorial sucessfully .
the method findViewById(int) is undefined
Hi,
The MapsDemo working fine.
But in my app, same coding as MapsDemo, but still not working, only
grids are there.
I am having this problem since last 3 weeks but not get any solution.
I have done lots of experiment for that but the result is same.
And how to open port to internet access?
Can
how can i start sending packates through gprs even though wifi is
availabel?
is there any gprs api?
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I am running my application in Emulator.
While I am running MapsDemo its work fine with my maps Api key.
While I am trying to use in my App it showing me only Grids.
I have set all the permission for that.
Browser working fine in my app.
But not picture showing in google map.
What will be the
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Those errors can arise due to not using a Google APIs build target.
You can check your build target by right clicking on the project in
Eclipse, selecting Properties, then selecting Android.
On Dec 30, 8:26 pm, sanjay rao rsan...@gmail.com wrote:
I am trying to run the program mentioned in the
Nevermind I got help from someone by adding
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Intent i = new Intent(this, HelloAndroid.class);
mTabHost.addTab(mTabHost.newTabSpec(tab_test2).setIndicator
(Ask).setContent(i));
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in place of the second mTabHost
On Dec 29, 11:13 pm, tysmailbox tysmail...@gmail.com wrote:
I have an app with 2
Hi,
Happy New Year to all.
I am trying to implement a SAX parser in my android application.
I placed my xml file in res/xml folder and declared my path as
/res/xml/book.xml.
SAXParserFactory spf = SAXParserFactory.newInstance();
try {
SAXParser sp = spf.newSAXParser();
I haven't used SaxParser, but wouldn't what you're doing be relative to the
file in which you're running that code?
So unless your source file is in the same root folder as /res/, I wouldn't
expect that to work.
here is a useful tutorial on the subject, the author used to answer
questions quickly back in the day not sure if he still does
http://www.anddev.org/parsing_xml_from_the_net_-_using_the_saxparser-t353.html
On Dec 31 2009, 11:38 pm, Yousuf Faheem yousuf.syed@gmail.com
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Hi,
Happy New
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