I want to create a little widget which displays a green bulb if there
is network connectivity and a red bulb if there is none.
Design:
a) register a BroadcastReceiver to listen for network connectivity
events
b) If the receiver receives a network down/up event, it will notify
the
Thanks. scrollTo() solved it for me.
On 2 oct, 23:35, Romain Guy romain...@google.com wrote:
mScrollX is not part of the public API. Use getScrollX() and
scrollBy()/scrollTo() to change it.
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mScrollX is a protected member of View, so should be accessible to any
subclass.
It should be but eclipse is flagging it. I presume one of Android's
eclipse Builders are flagging it.
Regards,
G
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In the android Launcher app, Workspace.java accesses the mScrollX
member variable.
http://www.google.com/codesearch/p?hl=frsa=Ncd=2ct=rc#4r7JaNM0EqE/src/com/android/launcher/Workspace.javaq=computeScroll
However it looks like mScrollX is not accessible to my ViewGroup
subclass.
Eclipse is
In my custom ViewGroup, I am returning false after handling the
MotionEvent.ACTION_DOWN event.
According to the javadoc:
For as long as you return false from this function, each following
event (up to and including the final up) will be delivered first here
and then to the target's
My android app contains a suite of mini apps. In short, every screen
contains a navbar with several clickable icons, one each for the mini
apps (and one for the Main screen). When an icon is clicked, the mini
app is launched. In total I have 4 mini apps. So you could imagine
that my main screen
Has anyone opensourced a TextView that will render urls as clickable
links (fire up WebKit on receiving a clickc event) ? If not, I'll
write one myself.
Thanks
Gavin
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Hi,
I want to run a query of the form:
select sum(salary) from people where department=23
I'm not sure how to do it via the SqlQueryBuilder? Is there an
alternative solution ?
Thanks all.
Regards.
Gavin
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Specifically what causes this to happen ? Thanks.
DEBUG/dalvikvm(927): Exception Ljava/lang/IllegalStateException; from
SQLiteCursor.java:403 not caught locally
INFO/dalvikvm(927): Uncaught exception thrown by finalizer (will be
discarded):
INFO/dalvikvm(927): Ljava/lang/IllegalStateException;:
I have a need to intersperse the flow between one Activity to another
with an intermediate Activity.
Let's call the intermediate activity INTERMEDIATE.
So imagine my application having a normal activity flow like this:
A - B - C - D
Now putting the intermediary activity into the flow, we get:
In JavaME, the version is specified in the JAD.
The documentation for AndroidManifest.xml does not describe any way to
version a package.
How do you handle this ?
Thanks
Gavin
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Consider the following:-
0Handler mHandler = ...
1Foo foo = new Foo( a );
2Message.obtain( mHandler, 1, foo ).sendToTarget();
Many threads will be calling line #2 using the shared Handler. Is this
thread safe ?
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Gavin
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Greetings,
I'm getting this error when running ant aidl.
[apply] /data/projects2008/android/iteration1/lib/src/org/android/
common/IAdUnitAvailability.aidl:5 parameter 1: 'Advert ad' can be an
out parameter, so you must declare it as in, out or inout.
In the package, I have:
a) Advert.aidl
Thanks Mark.
On 12 juin, 18:20, Mark Murphy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is only needed for non-primitive parameters to AIDL methods. So if
the ad parameter were a float instead of an Advert, you wouldn't have
received the error.
Observe that java.lang.String parameters are not required to
Hello,
My goal is to create a specialized service which will download images
based on a request.
From my readings, I will house this inside a :remote service which
resides in its own apk.
So I went ahead and created three separate android projects:
a) client
b) common
c) server
The Android
OK. There was an error in my intent definition. It works now!
The following question is about security.
From within a service within server.apk; I want to enforce a check
such that only a list of packages can call it.
I will do this via PackageManager.checkPermission( .. );
The problem with
Mark,
Temporary package attribute assigning a signature to the package. This
will be removed once real support for package signing is implemented.
So, I wouldn't count on that specific attribute being around.
Hmmm. That's the price I have to pay, playing with beta software.
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