, it says waiting for
location details.
Correct. You need to simulate another GPS fix.
Can someone advice me what is wrong.
Nothing is wrong. The emulator emulates GPS fixes, which are transient events.
I am not clear how
to setup location permanently.
You can't -- sorry.
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It is not possible, sorry.
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Any idea what might be wrong?
1. XML resources are converted into a binary XML format as part of
the build process.
2. XML resources are not raw resources.
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keys?
I don't know how else to explain your map symptoms.
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If I create the variable in this activity and blank those lines out it
works, but I need the variable bringing accross.
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On Tue, Aug 3, 2010 at 1:59 PM, Kevin Brooks bear35...@gmail.com wrote:
I just joined the new group. Hopefully Mark Murphy will decide to join as
well an Volunteer to be a Moderator.
Personally, I would recommend people use StackOverflow.
For those who find StackOverflow to be ineffective
anymore.
BTW, since you're one who is decrying the shutdown of this list --
IMHO, this is nowhere remotely near a beginner question.
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multiple configurations, one per user,
regardless of what your device expects. Similarly, most households and
businesses do not have one WiFi access point per user. I don't know
where your other accounts are going to come from.
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is now a gray grid, and that in the distance the theme music to The
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effect?
Just call finish(), please.
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Which loads up the new page fine, but then causes a error and forces
close.
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For that purpose, I would highly recommend Beginning Android 2 by some guy
named Mark Murphy who shows up in these forums on occasion :-).
I dunno. I hear he's balding. Can you really trust a book from a guy
who can't keep
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a documentation patch and
see if it gets approved. Or implement the capability using a
documented means -- Kostya's suggestion of
setOnPreferenceClickListener() is probably simplest.
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., dedicated IntentPreference class). In fact, if
you wanted to be super-safe, implementing an IntentPreference class
may not be that difficult, and you then aren't dependent on an
undocumented feature.
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inside the listview no matter
what i do although yours came close to doing what i want.i want a
button outside the listview and doesn't get highlighted by the list
viewthankyou for your time.
Which is precisely what Nick and Kostya have supplied in the answers.
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the XML the button gets displayed multiple times not 1 time multiple
times
The XML that was supplied is not for the *row*. It is for the
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I want to read words from a flat text file in res. Is that possible -
snippet of code please?
getResources().openRawResource(R.raw.your_file_name)
Also, can I write to a similar file in resources.
No, sorry.
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, .src. Is there a restriction on dir names
(other than the common rules that apply on most OSs)?
You can create them. You can't see them. Directories with leading
periods are normally suppressed from directory listings. This has been
standard Linux behavior for a very long time.
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I new to the SDK and have intermediate Java skills and I am having an issue
with adding an AlertDialog to a Receiver I have created.
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attribute to your activity element in the manifest:
android:theme=@android:style/Theme.Dialog
http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/ui/themes.html#ApplyATheme
Then in my receiver class call the startActivity()?
Yes.
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Pick your poison.
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On Tue, Jul 27, 2010 at 11:50 PM, kypriakos demet...@ece.neu.edu wrote:
is there a way to view what is enclosed (file list) in the dex file?
http://dedexer.sourceforge.net/
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when the Show About menu item is
selected? Any sample xml code around like that?
No, but you can add the relevant options menu methods to your
PreferenceActivity subclass, as with any other activity, then load
that layout into a dialog or separate activity.
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for a Preference that launches another activity,
there isn't one in the SDK. You would have to write your own, or
possibly see if the Settings application has one that you can mooch
from the Android open source code.
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Call finish().
On Wed, Jul 21, 2010 at 7:14 AM, Bhaban N and...@gmail.com wrote:
How can I go to the previous activity by pressing some
button programmatically instead of pressing default back button on phone.
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that
appears when the user presses the drop-arrow.
How can I make them look the same
Use the same layouts in your adapters.
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in calling Activity:
�...@override
protected void onActivityResult(int requestCode, int resultCode,
Intent data) {
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cases where that
is the right method to use, I can't think of any of them off the top
of my head. Certainly if you're trying to do anything with the GUI,
getApplicationContext() is lobotomized -- your Activity is a far
better Context for methods that need one.
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and build your APK
and you're done...assuming the JAR is Android-friendly. For example,
here is a sample project using a re-compiled edition of the BeanShell
interpreter:
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it in the assets dir I can see it being wrapped inside the apk.
I suspect having it there will be useless.
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back to A but the app crashes , how
ever if i go from B to a normal activity ,it works perfectly well ,
so the problem is in A being a tab activity , please help
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editor, contact the author to see how to integrate your code with
theirs.
There is no text editor built into Android.
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work. If just this is insufficient, then the class reference
needs to be whatever Context class this code is in, such as the name
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do i have to modify the android manifest file as well to add the activity?
Your Category activity needs to be in the manifest file. Your current
activity presumably already is there.
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Ok thanks but what do I use instead of MAIN
You do not need an intent-filter if you are starting the activity
via the class (Category.class) in your Intent.
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This is the weirdest thing yet - an object just disappearing like
that. Any ideas?
FWIW, take a look at my WakefulIntentService to see if it gives you any ideas:
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You are missing some key pieces of information, like the thing to send.
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of your OverlayItems.
I have not combined MyLocationOverlay with invalidate() before, so I
do not know what other options there might be.
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for your application, or Environment.getExternalFilesDir() for the
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What package carries the getFilesDir()?
That is a method on Context, and therefore is available to all
subclasses of Context, like Activity.
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The possibly-tolerable answer: on some server, convert the Word
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On Tue, Jul 13, 2010 at 12:44 PM, kypriakos demet...@ece.neu.edu wrote:
You can?? That's super - where can I find documentation on that? Or is
it straight
forward?
You just run the app.
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So, the only way of calling a localhost web service from the emulator
is by using the actual network IP address?
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How do I
a ) Restrict special characters from being entered into an edit text ?
I have no idea what special characters are.
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If not an integer-array, what should be the type of the parallel
array for the ListPreference?
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it appear non-rectangular. Since the background is a StateListDrawable
defined via an XML drawable resource, this is eminently doable, but
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Place CommonTempLogic in the try catch block and see.
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The Market and Web-Browser apps seem to share a nice download manager;
is there a way to use that in my own Apps?
No, sorry, that is not part of the Android SDK at this time.
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Any ideas on where I should look for the problem?
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It has behaved this way for over two years.
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onBackPressed(), so such behavior will not be hidden too often.
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You received this message because
are attempting to do
something there that cannot be done in a constructor or initializer.
Move that code to onCreate() of your service, and you should be in
better shape.
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On Sat, Jul 3, 2010 at 12:31 PM, Rick Liu totoroliu1...@gmail.com wrote:
I have a software application written in Python.
How to install Python interpreter and run Python program on Android?
See the Android Scripting Environment:
http://code.google.com/p/android-scripting/
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being called. What should be my next
debugging step?
Continue reading your stack trace. Look for the Caused by: line to
find out the actual exception.
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[native method]
That is not an exception. It is a stack trace. You are missing the
exception part, and the Caused by: portion.
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But getWritableDatabase is not calling the SQLiteOpenHelper.onCreate
method which is where the DB gets created.
Then you already have a database.
How can I cause onCreate to
be called?
Delete the existing database (e.g., using DDMS's File Manager). Then
call getWritableDatabase().
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If you continue execution past this point, your exception, with a full
exception message and two-tier stack trace, will be written to logcat.
This will be accessible from Eclipse via the DDMS perspective, in the
LogCat tab, in red.
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your.package.name is the package you gave your application in
the manifest, and your.database.name is the name you gave the
database.
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