Anybody know where one can obtain the source code for dx all in one
downloadable blob?
The following gives dx a file at a time:
http://www.netmite.com/android/mydroid/dalvik/dx/src/com/android/dx/
Thanks for any insight.
Cheers, Scott
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The USB connector to the G1 seems to be G1-specific. Plug in one G1
and the download goes fine. Plug in another and you get USB device
not recognized.
Anybody know why or more importantly how to support more than one G1
in a developer mode on one machine?
Thanks for any insight.
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What graphics package is recommend to create those nice Android icons?
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What is the drill to acquire the user's current or preferred or gmail
e-mail address from inside an application?
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Anybody have any recommendations on building a SQLite database on a G1
phone? On the emulator one can simply go to /data/data/.../databases
and build the database that your application needs.
Of course it doesn't have to be here but I can't find anywhere on the
G1 that I have write permission.
Thanks much for the suggestion, Mark.
A method that works during development when you want to test with
various populated databases
is to cd into /sqlite_stmt_journals and build your database there (or
in a subdirectory, of course).
sqlite3 won't run on the G1 so you have to build your database
Folks, there is a serious disconnect between the examples that are
provided, what the documentation says, and what the Version 1.0 SDK
actually implements.
For openers, it'd be of great help to get rid of examples posted on
this forum and in Android docs that only work on m5. I gotta believe
Anybody know how to load an ODBC driver into Android? For example, a
MySQL driver? The usual drill doesn't seem to work. Class.forName
blows out.
import com.mysql.jdbc.*;
class odbcConnection {
public static Connection getConnection() throws Exception {
Driver d =
Click on Contacts and you will cycle through all the possible searches
and probably come to your own. The SearchInvoke demo application
jumps right to its own Search window but I haven't figured out how.
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Does anyone have idea
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