Hi guys. I am a very new guy to Android development world, just two
days, but I love it so far :)
Yusuf --- thanks for the very useful steps describing how to get
around the deprecated MapView.GetZoomControls().
Here a suggestion to android creators --- I would suggest that when
making a
Well I can't get this working. I've gone as far as step 6 of the
tutorial, where it says You can actually run this now, but all it
does is allow you to pan around the map. So my class is very simple:
public class HelloMapView extends MapActivity {
LinearLayout linearLayout;
Hi again, in another net my issue is solved. Maybe proxy...
Thanks Yusuf
2009/7/22 Neilz neilhorn...@googlemail.com
Well I can't get this working. I've gone as far as step 6 of the
tutorial, where it says You can actually run this now, but all it
does is allow you to pan around the map. So
Hello, i have the same problem, this is the log:
07-21 07:37:53.715: INFO/ActivityManager(568): Start proc
com.android.inputmethod.latin for service
com.android.inputmethod.latin/.LatinIME: pid=731 uid=10003 gids={3003}
07-21 07:37:54.073: INFO/jdwp(731): received file descriptor 20 from ADB
Here's my Logcat output... there is an error, but it doesn't mean very
much to me!
07-21 08:39:03.489: WARN/dalvikvm(728): Class resolved by unexpected
DEX: Lcom/test/android/stuff/HelloMapView;(0x43597748):0x192368 ref
[Lcom/google/android/maps/MapActivity;] Lcom/google/android/maps/
Unable to resolve superclass of HelloMapView could mean anything,
but did you make sure to subclass HelloMapView from Activity? Is
Eclipse properly set up with the SDK?
This may not be relevant, but the HelloMapView tutorial uses the
deprecated MapView.GetZoomControls() API. To fix it:
Step #7
Hi Iñaki, in your case it appears you are not connected to the
internet, although there could be any number of related reasons the
app is not able to resolve the hostname. That kind of error Unknown
host is a standard internet error you could get on any platform/
language. Except Perl. Perl would
Hi Yusuf, thanks, the weird is that native´s applicactiones works fine, like
maps, navigation...
App show with google´s logo but no maps...
Thanks
2009/7/21 Yusuf T. Mobile yusuf.s...@t-mobile.com
Hi Iñaki, in your case it appears you are not connected to the
internet, although there could
Did you obtain the Maps Api key and insert that in android:apiKey in
the layout file? Also make sure that your application has requested
the INTERNET permission.
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Yes, everything is in place as specified in the tutorial.
On Jul 20, 4:34 pm, Jack Ha jack...@t-mobile.com wrote:
Did you obtain the Maps Api key and insert that in android:apiKey in
the layout file? Also make sure that your application has requested
the INTERNET permission.
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Did you see any errors in logcat?
Make sure you have the following line in the manifest file:
uses-library android:name=com.google.android.maps /
Can you post your source file and manifest file here?
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