Look for the caused by line after the NullPointerException. That should
give you the file and line number where you are getting the exception...
Thanks,
Justin Anderson
MagouyaWare Developer
http://sites.google.com/site/magouyaware
On Fri, May 6, 2011 at 9:17 PM, Tom taaki...@uwaterloo.ca
In thread
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4639778/how-to-monitor-each-of-sent-sms-status
it is described how you can monitor the status of a sent/delivered SMS
via broadcast.
However, I haven't found: how do you identify to which SMS the
broadcast belongs? There doesn't seem to be any
For my themes I used materials that are freely available. Namely, I
used the images found in Google images .
If you found them using Google images it only means such images are
published on the net. It does NOT automatically mean you are allowed to use
it for your projects nor that these
Can't understand what you exactly need ,for tabs you can visit below links
...
http://developer.android.com/resources/tutorials/views/hello-tabwidget.html
http://developer.android.com/resources/tutorials/views/hello-tabwidget.html
On back button you need to save the instance state of activity . . .
On Fri, May 6, 2011 at 11:51 PM, Kevin TeslaCoil Software
ke...@teslacoilsw.com wrote:
moveTaskToBack is what you're asking for, but check the rest of the
documentation about the lifecycle too to make sure it's what you
Hmm, but I see on market many themes like mine. They all will be banned
similarly?
You must have angered somebody and they filed a DMCA noticed. Google
responds to those complaints quickly and forcefully. The other apps
that violate copyrights are all subject to similar actions as yours,
it's
hi,
can anyone tell me what is the difference between progreessbar and
progressdialog?
In which circumstances we suppose to use progressbar and
progressdialog?
i want to make on progressdialog in which i want to set one image in
background and spinner.how can i do it?
please provide me an
Repeating Message
I also put this issue on
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5897093/android-expandablelistview-using-baseexpandablelistadapter
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5897093/android-expandablelistview-using-baseexpandablelistadapterbut
still not able what I am doing wrong to get the
I'd like to get a list of my applications that have the auto update flag
enabled. After searching the APIs and lots of googling, i can't seem to
find an API that would allow me to test if an Application has this set or
not. Does anyone know how to check for this behaviour?
Thanks.
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Froyo has only 26 languages, Gingerbread comes in with a 57
languages, included in this list is the Arabic, Hindi support,
among many others. I want to add the new languages from gingebread to
froyo. From what I have read the support languages are included in sdk
in system image but I don't
What might have caused this in the first place is:
The first time you run or debug a project in Eclipse, it asks how the
project should be run. The choices are: Android Application, Android
JUnit test, Java Applet, etc. You might have clicked on the wrong one here.
The setting is saved for
This has nothing to do with the SDK. You would have to recompile the actual
Froyo operating system.
Google are offering a compatibility library for fragments. If they would
offer something similar for languages that might be another option.
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Hello,
I'm developping a SIP application and want to know how to launch the
default UI for receiving and making calls.
Thank you very much.
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Thanks for the replies!
I guess I do not know much U.S. law, because I live in another
country.
I started making these themes after I saw similar products of other
developers on the market(and they sold them for a long time).
What about the second account, it turns out what I can't register
Hi,
I want to scale some (fixed length) text so that it nearly fills the
view that contains it. The size of that view depends on the screen
dimensions but, of course, is not exactly the width/height of the
screen due to decorations, action bars, etc. The question is, how can
you obtain the
so after a brief moment of success, I tried to change the program to
show the screen by xml instead of java. Now the program doesn't work
again. This time though it installs and then gets the error on the
emulator saying that the application has stopped unexpectedly and that
it has to force close.
My problem would appear to be simple but I can find no information
which tells me how to correct the problem. There must be people who
use a temporary table and then delete all the rows and reuse it.
I create a temporary table. I can display the table using a ListView
and am able to select a
Seems I can use an async task OR roll my own thread to do a background
task.
Is one better than the other?
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That is a runtime error.
You application did something wrong, and Android shut it down.
Use the logcat (in Eclipse Debug / DDMS perspectives) to see the stack
trace. Look for the lines that say Caused by: and below - that's the
reason for the crash, usually accompanied by a helpful
i want to ask how can i place multiple editTexts in a single tab.
2011/5/7 Me tonasirin...@gmail.com
Can't understand what you exactly need ,for tabs you can visit below links
...
http://developer.android.com/resources/tutorials/views/hello-tabwidget.html
Assuming that com.oys is your application's package, you have a null
pointer access somewhere.
The exact location is just below the lines you posted. You could also
use the debugger to step through, checking that variables are not null
before you access them.
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07.05.2011
07.05.2011 19:53, Droid пишет:
Seems I can use an async task OR roll my own thread to do a background
task.
Is one better than the other?
Not better, mostly just plug into the rest of your code somewhat
differently.
AsyncTask provides helpers methods, like onPreExecute, onProgressUpdate,
Am 07.05.11 17:53, schrieb Droid:
Is one better than the other?
yes, but it depends on what you want to do
if you only want a background task you can do it a thread. if your task
acts with the ui you can do it with both but it is easier with the
asynctask (your thread vs. ui thread)
Hello,
I just wanted to know that, inside Parcel::writeNativeHandle() , why
is the file descriptor duplicated?
Is it the only way a descriptor can be shared between two processes?
regards
-Nitin
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Can anybody reproduce this issue on Linux ?
On May 5, 4:59 pm, Jake Basile jakerbas...@gmail.com wrote:
This problem has not gone away, and is getting worse. I need to fully
restart eclipse so often now to get it to use my new code that I do it about
15 times a day.
Incredibly frustrating,
Images found in Google Images are *not*, repeat, absolutely *not* freely
available. Just because they are searchable does not make them available for
you to use -- for any purpose.
They are copyrighted. Every. Single. One. Some of them may have expired
copyrights. You can use those, but you
True enough, but the difficulty generally comes between step #1 and step #2,
in this sort of scenario of a rare, hard-to-reproduce crash.
Often you have to figure out everything you need to know to do step #3 (fix
the bug) before you can do step #2.
Even so, do it in this order. Write the test
Perhaps this example (showing a variety of techniques) will be of
assistance:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!search/authormsg:fametest,RtVO9WT4U50J$20after:2011$2F4$2F1$20before:2011$2F5$2F1%7Csort:date/android-developers/llVSftDzGFM/KoHt5eFYRqEJ
Among other things, it uses AvoidXfermode to
Use an AsyncTask -- unless both of the following are true:
- AsyncTask doesn't meet your needs somehow
- You know very clearly and well how to properly synchronize between
threads, and how to transfer work to the UI thread where needed, etc.
If AsyncTask doesn't meet your needs, and
It is understandable that if you have Activities (in the same task)
that can reference each other through startActivity(), that you could
have a circular loop where the user keeps going back/forth between the
Activities, and your Activity stack would keep growing without bound
until it finally
Why other developers are not blocked: It's like a speeding ticket that way.
You can't get out of a speeding ticket by saying to a cop that others were
speeding too and didn't get a ticket
Anytime you add artwork (images, sounds, etc) that you didn't create
yourself, you have to ask
Hello, I have a background image in my textview (like a chat bubble)
and want to make the text inside the background image. How Do i add
padding to the text, but not the image?
TextView android:id=@+id/text
android:layout_height=wrap_content
I would suggest that you don't do this. Tasks are for things the user
thinks of as applications -- things they launch from the home screen, see in
the recent tasks list, etc. If this is not what your application is,
abusing the facility for interaction within the app is likely just to lead
to
It is because the parcel needs to own the fd so it can ensure it is valid
for as long as it needs it.
On May 7, 2011 10:38 AM, Nitin Mahajan np.maha...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
I just wanted to know that, inside Parcel::writeNativeHandle() , why
is the file descriptor duplicated?
Is it the
It doesn't have a size yet in onCreate(). You should make a subclass of
the view and onSizeChanged() will be called when it gets its initial size or
that size changes.
On May 7, 2011 8:08 AM, burtoogle burtoo...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I want to scale some (fixed length) text so that it nearly
On May 7, 5:44 pm, Dianne Hackborn hack...@android.com wrote:
I would suggest that you don't do this. Tasks are for things the user
thinks of as applications -- things they launch from the home screen, see in
the recent tasks list, etc. If this is not what your application is,
abusing the
I've noticed this issue not working with Android SDK but with J2EE
project. In my case turning off autobuild option and cleaning whole
project fixed problem. After this few steps automatic build can be
switched to on again. I think this is IDE bug, so it should be
reported to eclipse developers.
Never mind, didn't realize that android:padding=10dp does this by
applying this only to the text and not the background.
On May 7, 2:35 pm, ArcDroid jacobrjohn...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello, I have a background image in my textview (like a chat bubble)
and want to make the text inside the
Hi Dianne,
On May 7, 10:48 pm, Dianne Hackborn hack...@android.com wrote:
It doesn't have a size yet in onCreate(). You should make a subclass of
the view and onSizeChanged() will be called when it gets its initial size or
that size changes.
Thanks for the quick response - I will do that.
Hi,
I've an ImageView inside a ScrollView that has the image and several other
controls.
The problem is that when I create the view I don't know the size of the
image, and when I know it and I put the image inside the ImageView it
doesn't scale.
I've tried all the ScaleType modes and also
Hi All,
I am trying to place the search widget [SearchView basically] in the
title part of an AlertDialog. Is that allowed i.e will it work? The
idea is to have the user enter a search word and when he/she presses
the Enter key on the keyboard, to use the search word entered to
search through an
Use the fragment support library mentioned by Xav in a recent blog post.
Task == Application. Each has its own stack. Just look at how application
switching works. That is tasks. Saying stack overflow exception doesn't
make sense here, you will never get such an exception. You may run out of
On May 7, 8:17 pm, Dianne Hackborn hack...@android.com wrote:
Use the fragment support library mentioned by Xav in a recent blog post.
Task == Application. Each has its own stack. Just look at how application
switching works. That is tasks. Saying stack overflow exception doesn't
make
In my app I am showing a map activity, with a marker marking the current
location.
I have placed two buttons Start and Stop. When the start button is clicked I
want to start tracking the users location, drawing a line over streets that
are travelled along.
When the stop button is pressed, that
How to create multiple notification in my statue bar, but with only
one icon represented on the top.
Thanks alot in advance
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in my app i am using the view flipper. One side of the flip i have placed
some text and edit text view. In the other part of the flip i have the map
view.
To flip between these two views i am using the swipe concept. I am able to
swipe from the text view to the map view. But to get back to the
Found the solution, using extras. When passing along extras to the pending
intent, it's important to add the flag FLAG_UPDATE_CURRENT.
Intent sendIntent = new Intent(SMS_SENT);
sendIntent.putExtra(message, formattedMessage);
sendIntent.putExtra(number, phone);
PendingIntent
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