Thank you for the answer.
Suppose i have a textual file with a secret digital certificate app signing
key checked into version control. How can i encrypt this file not having to
use the password? For example Can it be automatically decrypted for
specific logged in user, machine name or mac
Hi,
RTFM perhaps ?
- https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/android-api/signup
You should store your maps api key safely & securely for future reference,
offsite backup copies or version control is a good approach, at a minimum
email it to yourself. However you don't really need to
Hello.
The bug has been confirmed by Google :
https://code.google.com/p/gmaps-api-issues/issues/detail?id=7619
Best regards.
Le vendredi 6 février 2015 09:54:50 UTC+1, ps-geolives a écrit :
Hello.
In our Android mobile application (compatible with Android versions 4.0
and upper), we use
Hello.
The problem seems to come from the use of the setPadding method of Google
Maps API to position the Google logo so that it is always clearly visible
on the map :
@Overrideprotected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState){
...
// Initialize map
...
I'm guessing that you are trying to open the native Android Google Maps app
with a web url and hoping that the native app is going to fetch down your
custom map and display it locally.
There is no intent that I am aware of that does that PREMIUM or not.
I think you need to create an intent
Thanks ,you guessed right,take a look a this new tool,has more parameters
takes longer,but actually you can generate a key to use in android
http://www.google.com/earth/outreach/tutorials/spreadsheet3.html
Sign Up for the Google Maps API
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uses-permission android:name=android.permission.INTERNET/
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I'd try calling up the Google Maps app via Intent first. See if it
fits the UI flow and provides what you need. If so, I would run with
it. Reason: Except for being pulled though new API levels, the Maps
API has been pretty much abandoned. By now, it is roughly a couple
years behind what Google
Oh ok, thats what i thought would be the best solution for my
application. I was looking into the Google Maps api and it did look
like a lot of stuff wasn't available.
I do have still this question however, would do i go about making this
feed that i need to.
All i want is something that i can add
On Thu, Jul 19, 2012 at 11:07 AM, JP joachim.pfeif...@gmail.com wrote:
I'd try calling up the Google Maps app via Intent first. See if it
fits the UI flow and provides what you need. If so, I would run with
it. Reason: Except for being pulled though new API levels, the Maps
API has been
Just as a warning: the Google Maps terms of
usehttps://developers.google.com/maps/termsstate:
*(c) No Navigation, Autonomous Vehicle Control, or Enterprise Applications.You
must not use the Service or Content with any products, systems, or
applications for or in connection with any of the
Thanks Nobu Games for the heads up, that makes my direction alot
clearer. I am going to use the intent format for the lap and long
data.
TreKing - Thanks for the answer, you answer my question just by saying
RSS reader, i need to know the best way of being able to pull data
from a website and
On Thu, Jul 19, 2012 at 12:44 PM, Jaison Brooks jaisonbro...@gmail.comwrote:
Do you know of any good RSS reader source code examples of any sort?
I don't, but this is not that complicated.
1 - Connect to website, get input stream.
2 - Feed stream to XmlParser, parse the data.
3 - Convert the
Sweet, Thank You so much Treking
I really appreciate you giving me info you have.
Helped direct me to what i need to start on.
On Thu, Jul 19, 2012 at 12:36 PM, TreKing treking...@gmail.com wrote:
On Thu, Jul 19, 2012 at 12:44 PM, Jaison Brooks jaisonbro...@gmail.com
wrote:
Do you know of any
if you are using the map key generated with your release key store then you
have to sign the apk before running it...
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I have both the debug key and production keys. The debug works fine,
but when I change the key to the production and export my app, I too
get nothing but the grid. Anyone have any ideas why this would
happen?
On Apr 7, 1:05 am, Stephan Wiesner testexpe...@googlemail.com wrote:
You need to have
You need a separate Maps API key for the production signing key.
On Fri, May 6, 2011 at 11:09 AM, wfilla wfi...@stchlibrary.org wrote:
I have both the debug key and production keys. The debug works fine,
but when I change the key to the production and export my app, I too
get nothing but the
I know it is hard to be 100% certain, but his phrase, I have both the
debug key and production keys. was probably meant to imply that he
knew this, and used the debug key for debug, and the production for
the signed production app. But it is hard to be certain, because the
very next sentence, ...
You need to have two keys. The one shown looks like a production key?
Then it only works if you export your app. For development you need to
use your development cert file (see google docu).
Sunny greetings from Zurich,
Stephan
On Apr 5, 8:43 pm, BroOf kontaktpl...@googlemail.com wrote:
I just
Hi
does any one manage to find the workaround for the problem.
On Feb 19, 12:16 am, SEWilco sewi...@gmail.com wrote:
Benign to the app, perhaps. Not benign to the developer's time wasted
trying to make it go away.
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does any one manage to find the workaround for the problem.
The workaround is to ignore that message.
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TreKing
Benign to the app, perhaps. Not benign to the developer's time wasted
trying to make it go away.
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Thanks for your answer, GPS Breadcrumbing seems to be really
interesting but unfortunatelly that's not what I'm working on.
The key to my project is to compare every point of a route (maybe all
points of the showed Google Maps API Polyline) and its GPS data to a
certain fixed location. That means
The Google Maps API does not offer the structured data that you are
looking for (that I am aware of).
This is not stashed away somewhere on the device, it isn't available.
The data exchange between the client and the Maps server side is based
on rastered (bitmap) map tiles. You'll have to find
Thanks a lot. That is really helpful for me and gives me a lot of
safety for my project.
But I just stumbled over the following:
http://code.google.com/intl/en/apis/maps/documentation/directions/
At Directions Responses -- JSON
overview_polyline: {
points:
There I could get an code, in
I suppose you've found a decent answer yourself. I didn't think of the
Directions API. That could be a piece of the puzzle. When you query
the Directions API with a start and end address, you receive a series
of steps that lead from start to finish. You can try to extract the
start and end
It sounds like you are working on GPS Breadcrumbing.
If you take a snapshot of Latitude, Longitude (optionally Altitude) at
defined time intervals during your trip you will be able to calculate
Bearing, Velocity between points and distance of each point to a fixed
other location using the handy
Pls check your
AndroidManifest.xml,
and make sure
uses-library android:name=com.google.android.maps /
is a child of application .
On Sun, Nov 14, 2010 at 2:07 AM, Chister Nordvik cnord...@gmail.com wrote:
Did you ever figure this one out? I tried to create a very simple map
application,
There was a mistake!
Like a comic cloud, not could! Ops! :-)
On 25 Nov, 10:25, pedr0 pulsarpie...@gmail.com wrote:
hi at all,
I am currently developing an little application which use API Maps and
I have some problems:
I would like shows an comic style comic could (like Web Google Map)
Thanks so much!
I have some question about the layout component that you use in that
program:
1) balloon_inner_layout, balloon_overlay_bg_selector are Android/
Google standard components or are components which you have developed
personally?
Ops!Only one question!
On 25 Nov, 14:17, Mark
Neither. I did not write that code, and there are no balloons in the
Google Maps SDK add-on.
On Thu, Nov 25, 2010 at 9:40 AM, pedr0 pulsarpie...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks so much!
I have some question about the layout component that you use in that
program:
1) balloon_inner_layout,
Link? GitHub is a big place, I only know of the android source in
android.git.kernel.org and I don't see maps in there.
Adam
On Nov 14, 8:10 pm, Nicholas Albion nalb...@gmail.com wrote:
There's an opensource port of Android on GitHub which includes a
(slightly dated) implementation of the
I have a class I wrote that uses the maps and works in a activity, but
still returns the stub error when I attempt to instantiate it in a
live wallpaper.
It's supposed to be in a MapActivity, but I figured since Google uses
maps in a live wallpaper I could use it as well, although I know this
is
There's an opensource port of Android on GitHub which includes a
(slightly dated) implementation of the Google maps API. It supports
OpenStreetMap and a couple of other map sources. I managed to adapt
it to support Bing maps.
On Nov 14, 7:14 pm, Adam Hammer adamhamm...@gmail.com wrote:
I have
Did you ever figure this one out? I tried to create a very simple map
application, but got the stub exception at startup both on device
and in emulator:
E/AndroidRuntime( 263): Caused by: java.lang.RuntimeException: stub
E/AndroidRuntime( 263):at
well it worked well for me :/
i did exactly as in the official tutorial
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That is the entire error. 2 Line stack trace, I called the function
and I get the Stub
I've managed to get MapView working in a activity with Opengl and
using offscreen rendering. It's actually performing very well.
I'll go back and try in a LWP once I iron out all the activity bugs.
On Nov 1,
Thanks.
On Jul 14, 12:52 am, Steve Howard ste...@android.com wrote:
Likely the same as this:
http://code.google.com/p/gmaps-api-issues/issues/detail?id=664
http://code.google.com/p/gmaps-api-issues/issues/detail?id=664Steve
On Tue, Jul 13, 2010 at 1:15 PM, oriharel ori.ha...@gmail.com
Have you considered using the Maps v3 JavaScript API (in a webview)?
Would that work with a live wallpaper? There's a static map API with
that as well. I believe the terms of the Google Maps API - v3 allow
such a use, as long as you have it available free in the market that
is.
-John Coryat
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Thanks for the info! Hmmm, static might work, though the image sizes
are limited to 640x640. From looking at some of the Google API terms,
using static maps or javascript does not allow for commercial use,
though the Google Maps API for Android does. So, it appears I need to
figure out how to use
JP- Thanks for your feedback! It has been very enlightening.
Overriding draw() sounds like a great idea that would cover any
possible form of interaction with the Map.
Just to make sure I'm clear on the basic idea here: you're saying
create an additional, empty MapOverlay, and purely using that
On Apr 5, 11:15 pm, patbenatar patbena...@gmail.com wrote:
Or would it be OK to use my already
existing, subclassed ItemizedOverlay to do this?
I use an existing one; no need to use a separate Overlay. The
performance hit in draw() is not noticeable
There's a residual chance that you
Hello,
I'm running into the exact same issue you are, I need a way to figure
out when the user finishes moving the map around so I can fetch fresh
data from a XML source. This is really easy to do using the Maps API
for Javascript, but the Android Maps API doesn't have anything like
it.
I've
1. Here's my initial thoughts (but strike that, it won't be
sufficient)
Subclass MapView, and override onTouchEvent() as well as
onTrackballEvent().
The latter to cover cases where users use the trackball to manipulate
the MapView.
A MotionEvent is passed to these methods which allows the capture
Alright just had a revelation on my drive home from the office... If
there is no built-in functionality to handle this, here's what I plan
on doing:
After a finger up event, start polling the map for it's centerpoint
every 50ms or so and store the point in an instance variable. Check
the stored
one more thing... I did install a version of the APK on the phone with
a different key, but I fully uninstalled before installing this
version. could there be a G1 keystore issue?
Clay
On Jan 1, 9:33 pm, Clay claytan...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello Everyone,
I am here with my hat in hand begging
so for some unknown reason this resolved itself, I did a clean sweep
and uninstall, regened the keys and followed the above cookbook
identically, and it now works
at least I created an ok tutorial.
Clay
On Jan 2, 9:11 am, Clay claytan...@gmail.com wrote:
one more thing... I did install a
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