After a fresh install of ubuntu 9.10 and the Android SDK, I discovered
that the emulator has no internet access. All websites produce the
Page not available screen when accessed by the Android browser
(1.6). I do not have a firewall and my internet access from my
computer is fully functional.
I have the exact same problem with a fresh install in Ubuntu 9.10. I
have to close the project and reopen, even though there are no errors
in the xml. Bizarre!
On Oct 26, 4:02 am, kjell.w.krona kjell.w.kr...@gmail.com wrote:
I now found out, that if I close and the reopen the project, the
I found a solution to the problem of running the Android SDK manager
on Ubuntu 9.10. For some reason you first need to export
GDK_NATIVE_WINDOWS=true. The following command works:
br...@erisa:~/android-sdk-linux/tools$ GDK_NATIVE_WINDOWS=true ./
android
To install the Android ADT plugin
I did a fresh install of the new SDK on an ubuntu 9.10 system and was
unable to install any components. I first got the HTTPS SSL error and
solved that by editing the androidtool.cfg directly to force use of
http://. The SDK manager shows all of the packages as available, but
after checking them
You are not alone. I too am trying to get 2.0 running on ubuntu 9.10
and am having the same problem. I did add the line
sdkman.force.http=true to .android/androidtools.cfg, which at least
got me a list of all the available components. But clicking on
Install Selected produced nothing. If you
subdirectory, all to no avail. I am truly at a loss.
erisa
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I have several buttons on a screen, each of which makes a WebView on
the layout visible and loads a different Url. Pushing the back return
while viewing the URl makes the WebView gone and returns the user to
the button screen.
My problem is that often, but not always, pressing the back button
I have a very simple screen consisting of an EditText for entering a
number, a bunch of TextViews that display results based on the number,
and a RadioGroup to select a mode.
What I want is the screen to do is recompute the results when the user
finishes entering a new number either by pressing
On Oct 16, 7:57 pm, Brian Hsu brianhsu@gmail.com wrote:
I'm really excited about the Android 1.6 release and its new feature.
I installed android-sdk-1.6 on my Gentoo box using the following
command.
# emerge android-sdk
It successfully installed and I could create an AVD named
Using setCompoundDrawablesWithIntrinsicBounds() worked perfectly.
Thank you. But why did that work and not setCompoundDrawables()?
Bruce
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I cann ot seem to get an icon and text on a button using set
drawables. The following code displays just the text; no icon. Any
ideas?
package com.example.hellodrawable;
import android.app.Activity;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.widget.Button;
public class HelloDrawable extends
I am struggling with the following problem. I need an activity that
lists seven items, each corresponding to a day of the week. It should
be scrollable. Each day item consists of a date heading and below
that one or two items, call them tasks, each with an icon and text.
Clicking on a task
Thanks Mark. I'll experiment with both, but the logic for #2 looks
like it might be tricky. I assume in #1 that there is a way to
eliminate any child group indicator (and the possibility of collapse
as well) so I could get a clean list.
BTW, by coincidence I just received your Programming
When I click on an EditText view, the virtual keyboard obscures the
view, so I can't see my edits. Any suggestions would be greatly
appreciated.
I am using the following layout (from the NotePad tutorial):
?xml version=1.0 encoding=utf-8?
LinearLayout
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