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Seems others are also experiencing problems since the new SDK.
Note sure how to fix it yet (so I'd suggest compiling against Android
1.6, if possible)
S.
On Dec 11, 4:27 am, Syl sylvain.guyoma...@altran.com wrote:
My application has resources files in English and French and works
My application has resources files in English and French and works on
Android 1.5 and .
Inside the emulator, in Settings Locale Text Select Locale, I
can choose English or French. This updates the language of my
application.
However, when I use the Android Dev Phone 1, only English is
In my application, I don't want the activity to restart when user
changes his mobile's orientation or when he opens his physical
keyboard.
So, I have to assign the following XML attribute to all my activities
in the manifest file :
android:configChanges=keyboard|keyboardHidden|orientation
I
-developers.blogspot.com/2009/01/avoiding-memory-leaks
Hope this helps,
Daniel
On Nov 26, 3:42 pm, Syl sylvain.guyoma...@altran.com wrote:
In my application, user can click on a button and then he can select a
picture from his gallery.
This image is then displayed.
However, when
In my application, user can click on a button and then he can select a
picture from his gallery.
This image is then displayed.
However, when the user performs 3 or 4 times this operation, the
following exception is thrown, due to memory allocation problem :
11-26 18:31:34.119:
I have the same problem problem of you Muhammad.
I manage to detect SMS receive using a BroadcastReceiver and then
delete the specified SMS in inbox.
However, status bar notification always remains.
I think it is not possible to remove this notification because it's
sent by the Messaging
Does it exist an Android view equivalent to a select HTML input
element ?
In my application, user should fill a form.
I know that ListView can display a list of elements but I think it's
not relevant for a form.
Thanks.
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I have tested installation from Internet but only with the Emulator.
Inside a web page, I set a link toward a APK file (for example : a
href=/myApplication.apkClick here to install/a).
From the web browser in the emulator, when I click on the link, the
file is downloaded. Then, when I click on
is a fairly nebulous
concept on Android. You should do this kind of stuff in Activity -- for
example, as long as you have an activity in the start state, then continue
running your work thread.
On Wed, Nov 18, 2009 at 2:02 AM, Syl sylvain.guyoma...@altran.com wrote:
I would like to know how
I would like to know how to execute code before exiting application.
My application is composed of several activities. When the user starts
the application (from the launcher menu or from a notification in the
status bar), he goes in an InitActivity where I process some
initializations. From user
I met an issue to use the Google Maps API, even using the sample code
available in Android SDK dir/add-ons/google_apis-4/samples/
MapsDemo directory and modifing the android:api-key attribute value
with my own Maps API key in the MapView element.
The MapView always stays grey.
I create a project
I've been looking at various tools and reading various articles around
TDD on the Android platform. A common thread seems to be that the
testing framework is very poorly documented - and indeed that seems to
be the case. From what I can see, standard JUNIT testing (not using
activities) is very
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