You would think java sucks until you try objective c. Imo c#.net is the
best language out of the bunch.
On Aug 13, 2010 1:54 AM, "Miguel Morales" wrote:
> I used to hate Java, I think that it's ok to good now. (Even better
> with the framework google provided to make apps)
> The thread handling
On Aug 13, 5:05 am, DanH wrote:
> Oracle upset about Android.
Take it from me, the people who drive these lawsuits are the types who
give a ratsass about anything that we think matters. Plenty of those
hired at other firms up and down the 101 as well, of course.
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Hi,
My HTC aria shows up when I run adb devices. It even shows the
correct serial number. However, I can't find it as a target in
eclipse. I am clicking on Run/Run Configurations. It brings up my
project and a "target" tab. The emulator is the only thing listed, not
my HTC aria.
Is there anoth
The biggest problem I, I find, is with the use of background images.
There you not only require l/m/h dpi images, but also portrait and
landscape (if you allow these). Haven't really found a good solution
to this other than either ignoring the problem (which doesn't look as
good) or generating a bu
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On 8/13/10 14:05 , DanH wrote:
> Acually, SUN has one of the worst JVMs available, and that's probably
> a big part of what's got Oracle upset about Android. (That and the
> money, of course.)
>
> I would assume that Google got one of the standard de
Am 12.08.2010 16:17, schrieb Kostya Vasilyev:
The serialization can be any kind you want or are able to implement.
It can be Java Serialization, sure. But doesn't have to be.
I am not at all familiar with Jena, so this is sort of generally
speaking
...for relatively simple objects with fe
You should not assume that your parent activity exists when your child
activity is being displayed. Try what I wrote above and see what
happens.
It is permissible (although very unlikely that) your parent activity
is killed (by the OS) while you are using your child activity.
On Aug 13, 11:04 a
User side Java has been limited mostly by the lack of a decent UI.
On Aug 13, 4:55 am, Fabrizio Giudici
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> On 8/13/10 11:39 , Miguel Morales wrote:>> I don't know of any popular fast
> java applications, despite all
> >> these features. A
Acually, SUN has one of the worst JVMs available, and that's probably
a big part of what's got Oracle upset about Android. (That and the
money, of course.)
I would assume that Google got one of the standard development
licenses from Sun, where they could do pretty much whatever they
wanted -- it
Yeah, "String[] arrStrings" makes more sense, since the full type
description is in one unit, separate from the name. But C/C++ syntax
is "String arrStrings[]" (with the prior order being illegal) so some
people prefer that order.
You may use either, but the first is probably slightly preferred.
One interesting detail, the code (and some variants tryint to use
Bitmap and BitmapFactory...) did not work in a 1.6 android Tattoo
mobile, BUT I've just tried in a magic (1.6 version too) and another
Android mobile (2.1 version) and the above code WORKED.
Tried in another Tattoo from another frine
Is there a way to check if such content exists?
If yes the message will get stored, else it will not. - This will at
least prevent app from crashing once the sms content is not available
anymore.
Thx,
Suzann
On Aug 12, 10:31 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> Bear in mind that your technique will break o
You told us that http:// works well only if the user "understood" that
it should click on Details.
As far as I'm understood using the HTTP:// the user will be prompted
with a list of possible software that can manage
that URL, so the default browser, Opera Mini for example, other
browsers and than
Yes it should be, although when I just tried it in Eclipse, the arrStrings[]
didn't give me arrStrings.length in the context menu (don't know why), so I
thought Ajay might be experiencing the same problem and thus asking the
question.
2010/8/13 Farjad Habib
> @Filip
>
> it doesn't matter both St
I can't believe I keep letting myself get sucked back into this
discussion...
On Aug 13, 11:30 am, sblantipodi wrote:
> at the moment I really can't understand why they used http:// instead
> of market://
LET IT GO. Both protocols work, if somewhat differently. Use whichever
one you'd prefer, a
Can you access the URL from your web browser?
https://dl-ssl.google.com/android/repository/repository.xml
If not, you have some sort of network, firewall, or similar problem.
You should be able to view that URL above in your browser.
Also check:
http://dl-ssl.google.com/android/repository/repos
Yes both the syntax are allowed...Thanks for the replies!!
On Aug 13, 4:05 pm, Farjad Habib wrote:
> @Filip
>
> it doesn't matter both String[] arrStrings and String arrStrings[] are legal
> in java...
>
> On Fri, Aug 13, 2010 at 4:01 PM, Filip Havlicek
> wrote:
>
>
>
> > Hi Ajay,
>
> > shouldn'
@Filip
it doesn't matter both String[] arrStrings and String arrStrings[] are legal
in java...
On Fri, Aug 13, 2010 at 4:01 PM, Filip Havlicek wrote:
> Hi Ajay,
>
> shouldn't it be more like:
>
> String[] arrStrings ... ?
>
> Then of course use the usual arrStrings.length
>
> 2010/8/13 Ajay
>
>
Hi Ajay,
shouldn't it be more like:
String[] arrStrings ... ?
Then of course use the usual arrStrings.length
2010/8/13 Ajay
> Hi,
> I have defined a string array in the resource and access it using:
>
> String arrStrings[] =
> getResources().getStringArray(R.array.arrayname);
>
> But, h
it ll have all the functions/variables that an array has...
simply use arrStrings.length;
On Fri, Aug 13, 2010 at 3:58 PM, Ajay wrote:
> Hi,
> I have defined a string array in the resource and access it using:
>
> String arrStrings[] =
> getResources().getStringArray(R.array.arrayname);
>
>
Hi,
I have defined a string array in the resource and access it using:
String arrStrings[] =
getResources().getStringArray(R.array.arrayname);
But, how can I get the size of this array?
Thank you,
AJ
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Hello I'm trying to make a photo calling the CAMERA Intent an after
returning to my application read the file, but altough I get a File
like /sdcard/DCIM/camera/.jpg if I try to open the file, it exist
and can be read (check with File.exist or File.canread BUT the length
of the file is always 0
Jeff
I did some benchmarking first. I have versions of my algorithms in
both C++ and Java. I sample at 22KHz for 12 seconds and perform an
SFTF on 2048 sample frames with a 75% overlap in order to transcribe
what the user has played on their instrument. I do some other stuff on
the spectrum to fig
Yes, you are probably right. This happens to me all the time in
Singapore, or at least used to. I don't remember seeing it for the
past month or so.
On Aug 12, 11:44 pm, MB wrote:
> My guess is that the date/time on Mathew's device is wrong. Digital
> certificates have an expiry date that the
Link
http://news.cnet.com/8301-30684_3-20013546-265.html
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excellent answer indicator.
at the moment I really can't understand why they used http:// instead
of market://
On Aug 13, 2:24 am, Indicator Veritatis wrote:
> You are misusing the principle behind the old saying, "to err is
> human, to forgive, divine". Sure, they writers are only human, but the
LibTiff is the right place.
http://www.libtiff.org/
- Anurag Singh
On Thu, Aug 12, 2010 at 2:37 PM, Reddy wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am not sure whether it is the right place to ask this question.
>
> Has any one implemented the codec for Tiff formated image? If any one
> is having any idea please sha
On 12 Сер, 20:26, Frank Weiss wrote:
> There are two levels of foreground/background, onPause/onResume and
> onStart/onStop. Please read the Activity documentation. Then explain
> what you issue is.
OK, I write more clear my issue.
I have parent activity, other activities extends that.
I want
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On 8/13/10 11:39 , Miguel Morales wrote:
>> I don't know of any popular fast java applications, despite all
>> these features. Again, Java is ok, great for what it does. But
>>
> just not as good as its alternatives. It's great for android
> because
@Frank Weiss
>I suppose you need to scroll the pushpin as well.
I cant scroll the pushpin.
@Farjad Habib
>use map layout...
I am not using any map api. This is image of building which shows
rooms/shop, where I can plot the small images on the main image of
building.
Hope you can understand.
An
I'm sure not all of us have the cash to pay for the amount of servers
the app engine requires.
Also, they pretty much use jetty for the frontend, they use an rpc
system to communicate with whatever their backend is coded in.
(at least from briefly scanning the the gae docs)
2010/8/13 François Masu
> I don't know of any popular fast java applications, despite all these
> features.
> Again, Java is ok, great for what it does. But
>
just not as good as its alternatives.
It's great for android because it's popular. It's stable, there's
tons of libraries, it's fast/efficient enough. You can o
What about the Google App Engine for Java platform ?
It's powered by Jetty though, not Tomcat.
François
On 13 août, 11:28, Miguel Morales wrote:
> > Do you know that most of the web sites, services and whatever on the
> > internet are powered by Java and by a good percentage by Tomcat? Java
> >
I forget! There is hope: NaCl is doing it right (IMHO)!
May be Android will one day get fast apps via PNaCl (
nativeclient.googlecode.com/svn/data/site/pnacl.pdf)
2010/8/13 Ralf Schneider :
> I was just pointing out a logical flaw in another post: The poster was
> defending Java and in the last pa
Look at AsyncTask.
The key thing is that you should never do anything that blocks or
takes a long time on the main (UI) thread. That especially includes
anything related to the network -- IO, opening/closing connections, or
even resolving hostnames.
A service by itself does not solve that, as it
I was just pointing out a logical flaw in another post: The poster was
defending Java and in the last part he suddenly told: C will rule
Android development as soon as there is video and audio access via the
NDK
Actually I agree. For: implementation, maintenance, and debugging ...
Java is far bett
> Do you know that most of the web sites, services and whatever on the
> internet are powered by Java and by a good percentage by Tomcat? Java
> = slow is bullishit at least since five years, so please don't spread
> FUD any longer.
Yes, I know. I used to be a sysadmin for a few datacenters. I k
Thanks for the reply habib. But my programs is doing none of the 2 things
you have mentioned...
On Fri, Aug 13, 2010 at 1:30 PM, Farjad Habib wrote:
> see if ur activity is persistent or is it getting modified by the phone
> state...
>
> On Fri, Aug 13, 2010 at 11:56 AM, Shashidhar wrote:
On 12 August 2010 21:52, Johan Gardell wrote:
> I'm trying to run some of the hello-gl2 code on my HTC Hero updated to
> Android 2.1 but i keep getting the error
> "java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: No configs match configSpec",
> which is in GL2JNIView.java on line 168.
get glInfo app from Ma
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On 8/13/10 10:18 , Miguel Morales wrote:
>
> Eclipse is not snappy, at all. Not even close. KDevelop is
> snappy. XCode is snappy enough. Azureus is slow too, you have to
> really tune the settings to get some decent performance, same with
> Eclipse
On Fri, Aug 13, 2010 at 1:34 AM, Ralf Schneider wrote:
> If Java is so great, why will the NDK(C/C++) become the language of
> choice - as soon as google provides a useable API?
>
The language of choice for what? Not most app developers. Except for
certain apps, Java is going to be a far better
I think this can be done.
In settings application, we need to add privacy lock features to lock
the defferent applications.
So suppose camera is selected for lock, then this entry has to be
maintained in DB.
>From camera hardware side,
1st function to open the camera is Camera.open(). This fu
> sucks? Do you back this up in some way? Java is a very good language. I am
> curious what you find so bad, what languages you think are vastly superior?
...
> it sucks". Anyway.. I am not opposed to other languages.. NDK.. as soon as
> it allows for direct audio and video access.. will be the l
Sorry you can't do that without being built into the system image.
On Fri, Aug 13, 2010 at 1:19 AM, Alex Xin wrote:
> Sorry for my poor English. I'm from China, speaking English is always
> a difficult task for me.
> I mean, if I try to use Intent to install a package, an install activity
> will
Hi All,
I came across an Application in Android Market which locks the use of
application. Meaning after locking an application can only unlock it
using password.
My question is, can this be done for hardware?
E.g. Password protect camera for example, so only can unlock it using
the same passwor
Sorry for my poor English. I'm from China, speaking English is always
a difficult task for me.
I mean, if I try to use Intent to install a package, an install activity
will activate and ask user if it could install that app, but market will ask
user only once, no that install activity shown up. Can
> Actually, I don't agree with your use of "slow" with the apps you mentioned.
> Eclipse is very snappy... I've not seen any difference in it over any other
> native IDE. Netbeans on the other hand I have found sluggish at times, but
> is usually snappy. Azureus is built on the same underpinnings t
The interesting thing is that the AIR for Android 2.5 emulator runs
Flash content in the emulator without any problems, but the emulation
is very slow compared to the device.
On Mon, Aug 9, 2010 at 8:16 PM, jeff.rinker wrote:
> How About Now?
> it's now a month later than the original post...
> d
see if ur activity is persistent or is it getting modified by the phone
state...
On Fri, Aug 13, 2010 at 11:56 AM, Shashidhar wrote:
> Hi,
> We are experiencing this strange problem. If I press screen off button
> When my activity is running, its again starting a new activity. If I press
> the
Just don't know anymore where to do the stopPreviews and releases...
just before the Intent onClick ?!
That order is not working for me..
On Aug 11, 2010, at 5:32 PM, Mark Murphy wrote:
You are getting "Method called after release()" triggered by a call to
stopPreview() from your surfaceDestr
I'm not going to pull any numbers as to why I say that most people
think java sucks, maybe it's just some. I've gathered this from
workplaces, forum/irc chats, etc. A lot of java applications are
hated upon due to being slow (Eclipse, Azureus, Tomcat?). Java browser
apps are generally slower t
Thaks all for your helpful tips.
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Hi,
I am using Bluetooth APIs to establish the connection. I using the
Bluetooth chat application as a reference to communicate with the
Bluetooth headset.
When I try to connect with Bluetooth headset I am getting IOException
with the reason Connection refused.
Can any one tell me the reason for
Pino,
You can always implement your own subclass of Preference.
The same thing can be done differently inside Android and in "regular"
applications, that's Ok.
Subclassing Preference is actually quite nice, since the base class
handles the drawing of title and subtitle strings, so your own
Is it possible to add FrameLayout in webview ?
Thanks in advance
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