dsukhram wrote:
I am able to view error logs while debugging an app with logcat in
Eclipse. However I have run into issues where my app runs fine on the
emulator but throws errors when I put it on my G2. My question is,
how do I view the errors that it is throwing on my actual device?
i have a linear layout with two buttons. i'd like the first to be at
the left edge of the container, and the right to be at the... right
edge. layout gravity is advertised to do this but i don't seem to be
able to influence placement with it at all. i've had the gravity
affect the text inside
CursorAdapter is great, i'm a big fan.
i notice that both newView() and bindView() are passed Cursors,
indicating that extracting stuff from the Cursor and sticking it in
the view should happen inside those overrides.
however in the source for CursorAdapter.getView() i see that
bindView()
Actually, newView() should just create the empty views, so bindView() can
be used for binding in either the new-view or recycled-view cases.
yes, either newView() shouldn't be passed a Cursor, implying that
bindView() will set it up later, or newView() and bindView() should
be exclusive inside
the G1 hardware does support multitouch. there has been a kernel
browser hack available for a while which enables zooming, at least.
i played with it and adapted the java side for my own purposes. IMHO
there was a better way to do it, but it works well enough for what it
provides.
Does
I probably came across a bit harsh; that was a reaction to other posts in
this and related threads. I apologize for that.
the deodorant reference was funny, though.
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consider implementing cross-app preferences using a custom content
provider perchance?
(might be overkill, but nicer than hardwiring paths IMHO.)
I have a need to share preferences between two apps, where one app
writes the preferences and the other needs read only access.
I notice that
I agree. If you are starting the service by binding to it with the
activity, once the activity goes away the bind will go away and the
OS will think there is no reason to keep the service up.
If the service was started using a pending intent from the activity,
the service then is started by the
i use this mechanism and it works for me.
do you log out what's going on in this section and see if anything
untoward is happening?
I have a server that sends my android app a session cookie used for
authenticated communication. I am trying to load a WebView with a URL
pointing to that same
that means it's working :-)
Hello,
I am trying to use adb -d shell command to start a shell on device
(android dev 1 phone ) from my vista command line. But whenever I try
giving such command it does not open any shell or interaction on the
phone device. But instead it goes to the next line
adb doesn't tell you what's going on nor does it open a new window or
anything like that. the $ prompt is the shell *on the phone*.
what happens if you type ls at the $ prompt?
Hello Jason,
adb -d shell supposed to be opening a shell on phone deivce.
But in my case it is not happening.
Re
I am starting an external activity from my application and would like
the back button to return the user to the point in my application
where they started the activity. Is this possible?
that's the default action, unless you do something special in your
onActivityResult() or onResume().
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It is what I got working way back when, though I think 65px may be a
better height, and I have not yet tested the theory on QVGA, native 1.6
uses-screens, and whatnot.
I'm going to be doing some more research on tabs in different screen
resolutions tomorrow (for a new chapter in a new edition of
i implemented some full-screen fades and blurs for a recent project.
doing it in Java resulted in, er, suboptimal performance, so i went
native. i passed the results of image.getPixels() to the native
function and did the transforms there. on the G1 and ADP, the
performance was OK.
I want
yes you can. use a WebViewClient to deal with clicks on links, invent
some new URL schemes to implement app logic, etc. call back to Java
code using the Javascript interface.
we tried this approach, but gave up on it due to issues with the
WebKit interface and the performance of heavy
on that thanks, so i didn't need to go any
further :-)
Thank you Jason.
I was hoping it's possible with Java.
Do you use Direct Buffers to pass data from Java to C?
image.getPixels() probably creates a copy of actual image. And it also
seems as an area for improvements.
On Oct 21, 9:49 pm, Jason
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I ask for 24 hours, I get 17 or so. Everybody's in such a rush... ;-)
:-)
i waited a little longer to reply...
-- Skipping the 62px of padding and using a LinearLayout to stack the
TabWidget and FrameLayout is now working. So, you can have a TabHost
hold a LinearLayout which holds the
i think it's safe to assume by now that the OP has run out of invitations.
even if you think not, you might want to reply directly to him rather
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anyone any ideas about this? did the XML layout rules for TabHost
change in 1.5? i now don't have anything at all in my onCreate()
beyond the super() call, and i still get the same TabHost crash.
thanks in advance.
Tough to tell without seeing your code. If you're not using TabActivity,
be
Jason Proctor wrote:
anyone any ideas about this? did the XML layout rules for TabHost
change in 1.5? i now don't have anything at all in my onCreate()
beyond the super() call, and i still get the same TabHost crash.
thanks in advance.
Your FrameLayout needs to be a child of TabHost
I can state positively that the layout shown there works on 1.5 and 1.6.
You can grab full projects with that layout from:
http://commonsware.com/Android/
(scroll down and click on the Source Code link in the Details section,
on the right side of the page)
Look at Fancy/Tab, Fancy/DynamicTab,
No, that should still be supported, AFAIK. But, since it doesn't buy you
much, you may as well stick with what's working for you and be done with
the matter.
i wish it worked!
now i'm seeing the other problems - TabHost complaining it can't find
views that are clearly there, ListViews inside
well, i'm sorry to bang on about this all the time.
are there caveats to putting ListViews in tabs? something to do with
a ListView's infinite height (kinda) etc? scrolling views in tabs?
the symptom i'm seeing is that a ListView will draw over the tabs in
the TabHost. i've tried making them
Nope. I have an application that has four ListViews in four tabs on its
main activity.
*something* seems different. i can swap out the ListViews for other
kinds of view, and everything looks fine. switch back to a ListView,
and boom.
Your ListViews then are not children of your FrameLayout,
well the solution was to leave the TabHost to its own devices. in a
somewhat weird departure from usual Android layout habits, i made
everything inside the TabHost fill_parent, then just balanced the
weight of the TabHost against other top-level elements in the layout.
does layout_weight not
i take it back. the real fix was adding paddingTop=62px to the
FrameLayout. is this what makes the room for the TabWidget?
feels a little odd...
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assumptions may be wrong.
At any rate - I am happy things are running better.
Thanks for the improvement!
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On Mon, Oct 19, 2009 at 12:46 AM, Dianne Hackborn hack...@android.comwrote:
Yeah, I don't know
just a knee-jerk here, but i think the problem
might be that the recorder requires random access
to the resource to write meta information etc.
easy to rewind a file and update it, not so easy
on a socket.
Can you explain better your problem ? Can you receive data side
server ?
On 19
in my app i replaced the window title with a custom graphic, but no
matter what i set the title layout's parameters to, i get a few px of
grey border at the left, right, and bottom. is there any way to get
rid of it?
(i'd just take the title away and replace with a graphic, which looks
fine,
Jason Proctor wrote:
(i'd just take the title away and replace with a graphic, which looks
fine, but my app has a TabActivity and AFAIK i can't put a graphic
above the tabs. if someone knows a solution to this (too), then
great.)
Sure you can. Just put it above your TabHost
Jason Proctor wrote:
thanks. i did wonder whether this was possible, but i ran into all
kinds of crashes inside TabHost until i started doing most of the
setup in Java, which wasn't the idea at all.
I'd publish some code, but the example I have at the ready was for a
consulting customer
Tough to tell without seeing your code. If you're not using TabActivity,
be sure to call setup() on your TabHost after you get it via
findViewById(). If you are using TabActivity, be sure to ask it for your
TabHost.
yes, i'm doing that. currently i can only get it to work right if i
make the
Tough to tell without seeing your code. If you're not using TabActivity,
be sure to call setup() on your TabHost after you get it via
findViewById(). If you are using TabActivity, be sure to ask it for your
TabHost.
trying again for declarative tabs here --
!-- contacts_view.xml --
confuse the user.
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On Sat, Oct 17, 2009 at 6:45 PM, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.comwrote:
Jason Van Anden wrote:
I am setting setEnabled = false for a Context Menu item.
The item appears grayed out ... but I
else notice this?
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Cool ... in this particular case I am glad its not me ... otherwise I might
not touch any of the code again!
Jason
On Sun, Oct 18, 2009 at 4:33 PM, Nikolay Ananiev devuni...@gmail.comwrote:
My game's animations are way more smoother in Android 1.6. Google did a
great job optimizing 1.6
I am setting setEnabled = false for a Context Menu item.
The item appears grayed out ... but I can still click on it. When I do, the
menu closes.
This does not seem to like the correct behavior to me.
Is this a bug or a misunderstood feature? Anyone else experiencing this?
Using 1.6
Jason
I know this thread is talking a lot about task management. I think
the original post was about making alarms that still occur even if the
app is closed. This is how I do it:
1) Use AlarmManager service to schedule PendingIntents in the future
(I.e. xx min from now)
2) Creat an
:34 pm, Jason B. jason.ba...@gmail.com wrote:
Using that approach works great for my app. That way it doesn't
matter if my app ever gets killed. The alarm will trigger in the
future and the intent will restart my service
I believe the point of this thread is that Task Killer apps will kill
my app has a main activity with a list in it which then launches
activities on it in response to pokes at the list. each list item has
two Bitmaps associated with it, one small and one potentially large
(~1mb). pokes at the graphic flip which Bitmap gets shown.
after the user pokes too many
the dialog that comes up when you long-click on a contact is
actually a contextual menu.
i've done this in my app for much the same reason and it's
straightforward. call activity.registerForContextMenu(view), then
implement View.OnCreateContextualMenuListener in your activity. when
the user
does Android allow calling signal() to catch native code crashes?
arranging for signal reception then communicating to the Java space
that there's been a native library crash might be an option if so.
Um. Regardless of how quickly the system restarts your activity,
this is a wretched user
.
Thanks.
On Oct 15, 1:00 am, Jason Proctor jason.android.li...@gmail.com
wrote:
the dialog that comes up when you long-click on a contact is
actually a contextual menu.
i've done this in my app for much the same reason and it's
straightforward. call activity.registerForContextMenu(view
Wouldn't these words apply to any app? Is this resource available to the
public?
Jason Van Anden
http://www.bubblebeats.com
On Mon, Oct 12, 2009 at 3:51 PM, Brian Conrad brianjto...@gmail.com wrote:
I haven't noticed if Android has done this but at least one other
non-phone platform I
Super idea.
Thanks,
j
On Tue, Oct 13, 2009 at 11:00 AM, Steve steveoliv...@gmail.com wrote:
Look in the RES folder under platforms in the SDK. There's all of the
localized strings to support the default apps, so you can get things
like, yes, no, cancel, etc.
On Oct 13, 5:54 am, Jason Van
How have non-multilingual indy devs gone about translating their apps for
different languages?
I don't mean how do you localize ... I mean, how did you get translation
done (paid, bartered, online translator, ...)?
Did you notice an impact on downloads?
Jason Van Anden
language
should I translate to? If my app was localized in Spanish would I get more
downloads from Spain and Central America? If German would the German
numbers look more like the UK numbers?
Mostly asking this to see if anyone else can shed some light.
Jason
On Mon, Oct 12, 2009 at 12:45 PM
is there something that gets called off a View when its visibility
changes? i'm not seeing an onVisibilityChanged() or equivalent in the
docs or code.
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On Wed, Oct 7, 2009 at 4:40 AM, Michael push0...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Tom,
i received the following error:
There were problems with the following fields:
* Url is too long (maximum is 75 characters)
But there's no URL input field visible. (Using Firefox 3.5.3 on WinXP)
On 6 Okt.,
I had this problem with both XP and Vista. I can't remember the exact
label but here is what I did to eventually solve it:
1) Install the Android SDK (the \android-sdk-windows-1.5_r3\usb_driver
\x86 folder has usb drivers)
2) Connected my G1 via any USB cable (used a couple different ones,
Of course the other problem is that there are clearly
devs gaming the system. In entertainment this is particularly a bummer. I
wish I could switch categories BubbleBeats is surrounded by sexy girls
and 'soundboards' ... both of which contain collections of content that
seems to violate
Hello.
I'm trying to run J2SE JAVA Application on Android.
As you know, the main problem is that J2SE classes such as awt,
applet, and etc are not supported in Android.
Consequently, this means that I should replace those many java classes
with Android classes.
So, Do you have some idea or
the easy way to do this is to have each word be a link -- you can
style it so that it doesn't look like it -- and then have a custom
WebViewClient handle the link and do whatever you want.
another way would be to have javascript pick up the touch and somehow
determine which part of the DOM
You can look at the java docs for the things in android.text that
related to
this, and ask questions you have from there.
..seems as if some people are too arrogant to give concrete help?
Sorry, no offense ;)
advising people to do a bit of research of their own before
offloading their
!
I have 1.5 setup under Eclipse, did not deal with 1.6 yet.
Advice appreciated.
Thank You,
Jason Van Anden
www.bubblebeats.com
On Mon, Sep 28, 2009 at 2:15 PM, Xavier Ducrohet x...@android.com wrote:
On Mon, Sep 28, 2009 at 9:00 AM, Sheridan Hutchinson
sheri...@shezza.org wrote:
I just
something weird is happening when i inflate a particular view and i
wonder whether i'm running into some kind of namespace collision
inside the resource/class space.
i have a few custom views in my app and generally i park them in
discrete XML files. the views are declared --
// myview.xml
From the javadoc:
* @return The root View of the inflated hierarchy. If root was supplied,
* this is the root View; otherwise it is the root of the inflated
* XML file.
So in your case, parent is returned.
ok, i get it, thanks.
i'm not sure why this return
do this, since
if the first PendingIntent hasn't actually been used yet, and you try
to create another one to be used later, it will match and grab the
first and modify it, effectively getting rid of the first logical
PendingIntent that would have been used.
Jason
On Sep 26, 6:59 pm, Jason B
seems like we need an android-adc list, too...
If you post the name of the app, I'm sure the users on here can let
you know if we have seen it.
On Sep 28, 2:53 pm, omnitial omnit...@gmail.com wrote:
i dont have an android phone, so i cant use the judging application. I
dont know whether my
i'm running into some issues inflating layouts and i wonder whether i
have something basic wrong.
i have a ListView with a custom adapter etc, and of course the item
View is custom too. i've been creating the item View in code, and
everything works fine, including recycling them and all that.
zero.
thanks in advance!
The code would help :)
On Mon, Sep 28, 2009 at 1:56 PM, Jason Proctor
jason.android.li...@gmail.com wrote:
i'm running into some issues inflating layouts and i wonder whether i
have something basic wrong.
i have a ListView with a custom adapter etc
in the custom item View...
LinearLayouttop = (LinearLayout) findViewById
(R.id.contact_top_layout);
Try contactView.findViewById().
thanks for the response.
that's effectively what i'm doing, as the findViewById() call is done
from inside the ContactView.
sorry if the code
parent.addView(theInflateChild),
since ListView will do its own magic later on.
On Mon, Sep 28, 2009 at 2:11 PM, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
Jason Proctor wrote:
i thought by now you could read my mind :-)
assuming that the XML enclosed in the post is in
res/layout
own magic later on.
On Mon, Sep 28, 2009 at 2:11 PM, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
Jason Proctor wrote:
i thought by now you could read my mind :-)
assuming that the XML enclosed in the post is in
res/layout/contact_view.xml
in the custom ListView...
LayoutInflater
Ah, yes -- sorry, but the custom View was causing a mental block.
There is an onFinishInflate() method you can override that gets control,
well, when the inflate is finished. There, your children are ready and
you can have them do what you want.
onFinishInflate() is perfect, thanks.
all my
since I last worked on my app. I tried a
few of the suggestions on the board - deleted debug.keystore and tried
opening Eclipse using sudo. Neither did the trick.
Anyone else? Suggestions super welcome.
Thank You,
Jason Van Anden
www.bubblebeats.com
was simply trying things I
found mentioned here in the forum.
j
On Sat, Sep 26, 2009 at 1:30 PM, Jason Van Anden
jason.van.an...@gmail.com wrote:
Today, when I try to run my app from Eclipse, I get Error generating
final archive: Debug certificate expired on 9/21/2009 6:11pm.
I ran Software Update
time for setData().
Lee
p.s. also see the flags you can use at the end of the getService call
(read
the PendingIntent docs). There's something like
'FLAG_REPLACE_CURRENT'.
On Sep 25, 9:39 pm, Jason B. jason.ba...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I'm creating an intent that I'm pushing
Hi,
I'm creating an intent that I'm pushing to the AlarmManager so that a
service will be run at a later time. I have a single string value I
need to pass with the intent so the service knows what to do when
it's onStart() is called.
Here is the code that sets up my intent and pushes it to the
i'm also seeing some occasional WebView crashes with multiple views
up. seems to have calmed down without any code changes from me.
my app contains a regular ListView which has a dynamic number of
WebViews in it depending on various factors. most of the time it
works splendidly, and WebView
we have this thing called Google now. a simple search led me to this article --
http://developer.android.com/guide/tutorials/views/hello-mapview.html
-- which was enough for me to get Maps and Overlays going.
hth
I want to display a overlay in maps ( as Overlay of MyLocation - The
circle
quick correction here -- i don't use WebViews inside ListViews. i
meant a regular LinearLayout with a dynamic number of WebViews.
sorry for any wasted keystrokes along the lines of *don't* do this
hi all,
I'm getting fairly regular crashes using WebView's in the underlying C
code
you can do this with a very long-running AsyncTask which causes
dialogs to be shown via the reportProgress() mechanism.
i know i sound like a stuck record, but AsyncTask is very well
thought out. props.
Hello,
One thing that you'll need to make sure to do is run this code on the
UI thread.
do you have a WebViewClient installed in this WebView instance?
(personally i think that WebView should follow redirects, as that's
usually the intent of the user/caller, but defeating the default
behaviour ain't so bad, so...)
I'm using WebView#loadUrl() to load page inside my app.
IMHO, this purpose would be better served by adopting a more liberal
library type licence like LGPL or Mozilla.
full GPL puts a lot of people off, for reasons already covered.
Thanks for the suggestions guys, really appreciate it. I've had dozens
of suggestions and thankyou's emailed in
is that
the WebView is handling the redirect as a click on a link, and going
through the installed WebViewClient. suboptimal, IMHO.
Jason - I do want to redirect. What I also want is to stay in the
original WebView window, right now it starts there but then app pops-
up mobile browser and page
I was hoping I could simply apply the theme in xml rather than have to
create an Activity and apply it in onCreate.
Thanks for clearing that up.
Jason
On Sat, Sep 19, 2009 at 3:08 PM, Dianne Hackborn hack...@android.com wrote:
(Btw, Api demos has one or two examples of creating custom themed
example.
Thank You,
Jason
On Thu, Jul 23, 2009 at 8:17 AM, Mohamed Amir mohamed.a...@gmail.com
wrote:
Is there a way to make the Toast last for longer time?
I have tried this code
Toast t = new Toast(this);
View v = View.inflate
I am close to sorting this out ... I will post my code when I know I got it.
There are a few threads on this topic that offer advice where an
example would be more useful (IMHO).
j
On Sat, Sep 19, 2009 at 12:11 PM, Jason Van Anden
jason.van.an...@gmail.com wrote:
On Thu, Jul 23, 2009 at 6:34
:
http://brainflush.wordpress.com/2009/03/15/understanding-android-themes-and-styles/
I sincerely hope that I am making a stupid, obvious mistake.
Thank You,
Jason
On Sat, Sep 19, 2009 at 1:25 PM, Dianne Hackborn hack...@android.com wrote:
On Sat, Sep 19, 2009 at 9:47 AM, Jason Van Anden
i had all kinds of trouble trying to get WebKit to load local
resources, and implemented my own content provider to deal with some
kinds of content: URLs. i ran into issues even then, and eventually
had the content provider cache stuff from my assets directory in
/sdcard.
hth
Hi Mark,
I
yes indeed. we've scaled back a lot of the Javascript in our embedded
WebViews due to performance issues.
jQuery works fine for us, though, in places where it's necessary.
I think a lot of developers, especially ones from the web world,
forget that these mobile devices are like desktop
i'm having a little trouble getting a ListView with custom views in
it to look right, i wonder if i'm missing something basic.
i'd like the scrollbar for the ListView to remain at hard right, but
the actual view items to be inset inside the view frame. padding adds
space inside the item view
fighting
with WebView.
On Sep 18, 10:41 am, Jason Proctor jason.android.li...@gmail.com
wrote:
i had all kinds of trouble trying to get WebKit to load local
resources, and implemented my own content provider to deal with some
kinds of content: URLs. i ran into issues even then, and eventually
had
you probably want to set the web view client before calling any
variant of load().
there are some strange things associated with loadDataWithBaseURL()
and base URLs, search the archives. sometimes the WebView loads the
base URL instead of the provided data, i've never really got to the
and discovered that the BitmapFactory.decodeResource method now
performs scaling based on screen density.
wtf? IMHO decodeResource() shouldn't make any assumptions on usage.
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i'd do this with an AsyncTask and use the progress reporting feature
to communicate state to the UI thread.
AsyncTask ftw!
OK I'm reading this page:
http://developer.android.com/guide/appendix/faq/commontasks.html#threading
The code is as in the example (see below). In my application, the
if the apache server is running on the computer that's running the
emulator, then you need to use the 10.0.2.2 address rather than
localhost/127.0.0.1. the latter refers to the emulator itself in this
case. of course, if you really are running a server on the emulator,
then you have a
On Sep 15, 5:22 pm, Xavier Ducrohet x...@android.com wrote:
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Thank you. Where is the ADP1 image?
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On Sun, Sep 13, 2009 at 1:12 PM, Mobidev android.mobi...@gmail.com wrote:
Its mid September and ADC team will soon launch the ADC 2 judging
application. So far its been a great job by the ADC team
discover AsyncTask and your worries will be over :-)
i do all my async stuff with it now. problem solved.
Again, I found the solution before the post made it through
moderation. Anyway, the workaround I found was to use a
android.os.Handler and use the postDelayed() function within it. If
hey i was hoping for some guidance on an intent issue.
my app has three main components -- a regular main/launch one which
handles most of the functionality, a broadcast receiver which listens
for phone state, and a view activity which shows stuff when the phone
rings.
the phone rings, the
management that one needs to do with notifications, and there are a
number of approaches you can take there depending on the semantics
you want.
On Mon, Sep 14, 2009 at 2:37 PM, Jason Proctor
mailto:jason.android.li...@gmail.comjason.android.li...@gmail.com
wrote:
hey i was hoping for some guidance
for me the activity granularity is where
functionality can be broken down to discrete
tasks. is this piece of the program standalone?
does it have defined inputs and outputs that
could be used by other activities? etc.
Generally speaking, it's better to design for simplicity and
officially, you can't replace the stock call UI. however, i've
discovered that if your receiver hangs out for a bit before starting
your UI activity, then you can displace the stock UI. it's quite
funny, you see the system obligingly slide the stock one out of the
way and bring in the new
well you could Thread.currentThread().sleep(period)
#hack :-)
So, your saying use something like a wait(); statement?
Since I really don't do much before running the activity, all is done
in services before hand
On Sep 11, 2:49 pm, Jason Proctor jason.android.li...@gmail.com
wrote
sudeep -- posting massively general questions like this to the
android dev list is probably not going to get you anywhere. if you're
looking to develop a secure client for Android, you'd be best off
coming up with a list of requirements for what that application is
actually supposed to do.
Was this ever resolved. I am looking to link to the Market from my
webpage - ie: someone visits my webpage, I tell them to download from
the market ... how exactly? Do I tell them to just do a search when
they get there?
Jason Van Anden
http://www.bubblebeats.com
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