Hello,
The emulator and API provides a couple of ways of tracing and
profiling your applications:
1. the android.os.Debug provides some methods like:
startMethodTracing(), startNativeTracing()
2. the emulator could be run with -trace option in order to later
accept the start tracing command (F9)
Kevin Tan wrote:
Ideally, I would like to write some independent code that would
recognize that the ctrl (or any key) was clicked when a 'file-like'
selection was made in another application by the user.
For the purposes of this response, your application is the one with
the intent receiver
I use the coordinates from the paint demos to simulate accelerometer
and compass inputs...
On Jun 17, 5:57 am, renegade [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey,
Does anyone know how to send key event to some other activity (known
by package name, class name or task id).
I have to simulate keyboard on
Hi,
can anybody tell me on which Java platform Android is based or which
Java platform Android uses. Is it the J2ME platform or the J2SE?
Do Android uses the all of the classes of these platforms?
Thank you
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can anybody tell me on which Java platform Android is based or which
Java platform Android uses. Is it the J2ME platform or the J2SE?
It is neither. The Dalvik VM is, at present, unique to Android.
Do Android uses the all of the classes of these platforms?
No. It has many
Mark is quite correct. To expand a little on his answer, Android
applications are written in Java, but Android does not execute Java
bytecode. A subset of J2SE classes are supported by the Dalvik VM.
Cheers,
Justin
Android Team @ Google
On Jun 18, 7:07 am, Mark Murphy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No its not from the browser.
I am getting the link of a file from the server and would like to
download that onto the emulator. Is it possible!!
On Jun 17, 3:07 am, Megha Joshi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you are trying to download a file from browser inside a emulator, that
feature is
Hi,
I was wondering if its possible to start a program automatically in
the background as soon as the emulator gets started? The idea is to
show some message on the status bar.
Thanks
-J
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Hi everybody,
I'd like to know if it was normal to get this kind of error when I add
the javamail librairy and when my application is built. I'm using the
eclipse's plugin.
UNEXPECTED TOP-LEVEL EXCEPTION:
com.google.util.ExceptionWithContext: no such label 0104
[2008-06-18 09:18:18 - gmvv]
Hi everybody !
I'm working with the eclipse's plugin and I'd like to know if it is
normal to get this kind of error when I just add the javamail librairy
(mail.jar) into my eclipse project and when the compilator build it. I
don't write any code using mail.jar and I get the following error :
Android broadcasts a message on boot. See
http://code.google.com/android/reference/android/content/Intent.html#BOOT_COMPLETED_ACTION
If you have something listening for this broadcast then it will start
as soon as the
boot has completed.
Regards
D.
On Jun 18, 11:18 am, Jaikishan [EMAIL
No its not from the browser.
I am getting the link of a file from the server and would like to
download that onto the emulator. Is it possible!!
There are APIs for making HTTP requests in Android. My personal favorite
is the Apache Jakarta Commons HttpClient (org.apache.http.client), but you
Or, to be pedantic, the applications are written in the Java
programming
language (but are indeed not executed as Java bytecode on Android,
they're converted into Dalvik bytecode during the development
process).
Besides that, some of the Android development tools are written in
Java, and some
hi,
I am using the AutoCompleteListView - it's displaying the hints but
once the hint is selected the text from the TextView vanishes along
with the popup menu...
Please help me quickly :)
Kisses,
Julia
P.S. This is the code I use:
textHint = (AutoCompleteTextView)
No it's not - I've tried without it and when I click on an item it
doesn't do anything :/
On Jun 18, 6:43 pm, Romain Guy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
You need to remove your OnItemClickListener. The AutoCompleteTextView
will do that automatically, you are just interfering with it.
On
AutoCompleteTextView does work without doing this. Are you clicking
the item with your mouse or pressing enter? I think there was a bug in
M5 where the touch clik (== with the mouse on the emulator) would not
work.
On Wed, Jun 18, 2008 at 10:00 AM, Julka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No it's not -
Hi,
Thanks again, Mark and David.
The suggested ideas seems too complicated (I was hoping to simplify
the solution. and not the other way around...).
Therefore, I would probably have to add some fictive records to
database tables. It isn't such a legitimate software design, but it is
the
you should be able to mmap files rather easily in Java, and the file size is
not accounted for in the heap limit if I remember correctly...
I believe this is correct. Since a memory mapped file can be easily
unmapped and remapped, its memory is fairly free for reuse.
Cheers,
Justin
Android
oh - that may be the case :)
thank you
:)
On Jun 18, 7:04 pm, Romain Guy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
AutoCompleteTextView does work without doing this. Are you clicking
the item with your mouse or pressing enter? I think there was a bug in
M5 where the touch clik (== with the mouse on the
Is there a way in which someone could view the androidmanifest.xml and
see the uses-permission's tags associated to an app?
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Yeah, I'll just add a bit more to this, the addIntentOptions() and
related mechanisms are operating on activities -- so you must declare
the matching intent-filter in an activity. It isn't for use with
broadcast receivers, and thus couldn't be used with a dynamically
registered broadcast
There are no APIs in the current SDK to get this information. Is there any
particular reason you want this information(Use cases)?
On Tue, Jun 17, 2008 at 8:58 PM, dreamania [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear all,
How to get information of a streaming video during streaming.
Such as Duration, the
The tools to process and view these files are not shipped with the current
SDK. So , the native tracing isn't supported in the SDK yet. You can only
use the method tracing for now.
On Wed, Jun 18, 2008 at 1:56 AM, Horia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
The emulator and API provides a couple
Do I understand it right, that if I look at the architecture of the
Android operating system
that the J2SE libraries are the core libraries in the Android runtime
(3rd Layer)?
Or where do I have to see them in the architecture model?
Thx
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Hi Taras,
Thanks for your help. I think your suggestions resolved the problem, even
though I'm getting other errors now. By mistake I sent the email only to you
which I think resulted in me being the only recipient of your response. I
include your response and my follow-up below, as someone else
Hi,
Thanks for the reply. I understood what you are saying. I wrote my Intent
Receiver which will receive to this broadcast message. Now I want to run a
background process which keeps running forever ( which do some update after
every sometime t). My approach to this problem is this : I am going
Some of the APIs implemented by the core libraries would
indeed look familiar to J2SE programmers.
JBQ
On Jun 18, 12:45 pm, MobileBen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do I understand it right, that if I look at the architecture of the
Android operating system
that the J2SE libraries are the core
Hi, Megha
I'd like to show these information to users as many Media Player in
PC.
And I think this is an common requirement from many users.
thx a lot.
dreamania.
On Jun 19, 2:39 am, Megha Joshi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are no APIs in the current SDK to get this information. Is there
Thanks Steve for the links.
How sure is the fact that InnaWorks is working on an Android porting ?
And what external libraries ? I mean could I still use them and thy'll
be ported on Android ?
Thanks
On Jun 17, 7:57 pm, Steve Oldmeadow [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not ME4Android but here is a
If you're interested in specifics on how to store to the SD card, it
is not unlike storing files to a desktop machine with J2SE. The path
(and other useful information) can be found by using the
android.os.Environment class.
On Jun 18, 9:06 am, Mark Murphy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No its not
You can't currently. I don't believe this is an inherent deficiency
in the design of TabHost, but rather that you ought not construct a UI
that behaves this way. You are presuming to reveal a tab to the user
and then hide it through some event. Will this be extremely clear to
your user why
Unlikely, as this is a contentious topic. For example, in some
countries it is illegal to record voice conversations without the
other parties consent and knowledge, and in many others it is simply
dubious behaviour.
Also, the hardware may (and probably does) simply process the signal
and
Thas incorrect, there's an image that is loaded that is needed to uninvert
the signal coming from the cell site and also manage the WBR. I've asked about
this already and it does not seem like anyone knows enough about the WBRs to
answer my questions.
Sent via BlackBerry
-Original
If you are doing periodic updates I would think about using the AlarmManager
to kick off the process after specified intervals. If you create a service
it's possible that it will be killed by the OS to free resources.
http://code.google.com/android/reference/android/app/AlarmManager.html
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On Jun 19, 10:03 am, Lex [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Steve for the links.
How sure is the fact that InnaWorks is working on an Android porting ?
It is just a rumour but an Android solution should be much simpler to
create than their iPhone and BREW products.
And what about external
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