I have an application that requires digital signing plain text messages on
the client (Android and IOS) and the signature verification is performed on
J2EE server.
For example, on Android, when the application is registered with my app, it
generates a keypair on device. The private key is stored
My company still uses the old version of Eclipse (3.4 and 3.5). When I
tried to install ADT within Eclipse, it shows the latest ADT, which,
unfortunately, does not work with the older Eclipse. I seemed unable to
find the old version of ADT to install. Question: where does Google store
its old
I have a need to generate X509v3Certificate on Android device. Since
android supports Bouncycastle, I downloaded the latest BC library (1.46)
and installed onto Android. I have code already that generates the X509v3
cert. I modified the existing code by explicitly include the BC provider.
It
Hi,
I'm trying out Android full disk encryption feature now but not sure
how to verify that the device is encrypted. What I've done is :
[Test 1]
1) Push test.txt to /mnt/sdcard
2) Do full disk encryption
3) Pull the test.txt to my local
[Test 2]
1) Embed test.txt into an apk as raw data
2) The
I'd like to build a password swipe panel for my application. My basic
requirement is when user tries to start my application, rather than
presenting a traditional login page with username and password and submit
button, I'd like to challenge the user with a panel of 9 balls, user needs
to swipe
I have android 2.2. and I downloaded gson 1.6 and used it for deserializing
json messages from web services. The java object implements serializable.
and has instance varialbles string, Long, Bigdecimal, and byte[]. The
json array is generated by the gson on the server side. I assume that the
I have two local html pages. At start, one page is loaded with a few input
text fields and buttons. One button triggers the second pages to be loaded
with a few input fieds and buttons. Now, my JavascriptInterface on the main
activity tris to populate the second page's input test by calling the
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