Hi guys,
I have an app that uses the WebView.
In the webview, I have ajax polling going on.
I have coded up an exit button for my app, that calls activity.finish()
When this happens, the app closes, and is not present in the active
applications section of the task manager.
However, the app
Hi guys,
really urgent problem here.
I have an app that uses a web view and an ajax polling app.
As soon as I turn the screen off on the device, the polling stops?
But there are sometimes some small bursts of polling while the screen is
turned off (as I can see in the server logs)
How can I
When data is ready, then it notifies the user via a vibration, hence the
need to keep it alive in the background.
I used the partial wake lock feature, thanks for that James!
Problem solved!
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Hi guys,
I have an extremely simple webview android app.
When I press the home button, I understand that my app goes into the
background.
When I relaunch the app however, it seems to run the onCreate callback
again, reloading the webview and taking a long time to resume my app.
How can I
can anybody help me out here? I am at the end of my tether with this one
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I have built a really simple android app, that I can install on the S2 when
I do a debug build (which is the default build when you select build in
netbeans using the nbandroid plugin).
When I do a release build however, the app will not install.
I did a logcat and the following is the output
I have a strange error in my app with regards to setting a window format.
It only happens on a samsung galaxy s, but it doesn't happen on the S2.
I/dalvikvm(24119): DexOpt: illegal method access (call
Landroid/view/Window;.setDefaultWindowFormat (I)V from Landroid/view/c;)
I/dalvikvm(24119):
Is it at all possible to trigger the phones vibration from a web app in
android?
I know it is a long shot, and I am looking for any solution, however
lengthy!
thanks
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Hey, thanks for your reply.
It is slow on the archos 101.
I need it to be extremely responsive. The keypad is used to enter a
users login pin and it just doesn't respond fast enough to a keypress.
If you have a device, you can see what I mean by loading the app into
a browser here:
I have a small javascript keypad which is used for loggin into a web
application.
It is very responsive on the desktop, but when I view the web app
through the browser in the android tablet, the response is sluggish.
I need to be able to make the keypad very responsive, it will serve as
a kind
ok guys, time to have a re-think.
The system I am building is a point of sale system.
It may be best to buy a small linux server and then use the android
tablets browsers to access the server.
This begs one question, what is the current state of html5 support
offered by the chrome browser on
Hey guys,
I am building an RoR web app that I would like to have fully contained
in a tablet computer.
I would like to run the server on it, and also use it as the client.
Is this possible with any tablet computers out there at the moment?
I really am aiming to get it working on the android
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