I realized that it works after I reboot the device.
Att,
On Monday, April 8, 2013 3:31:38 PM UTC-3, Diego Nunes wrote:
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> Someone?
>
> On Thursday, April 4, 2013 6:27:39 PM UTC-3, Diego Nunes wrote:
>>
>> Good afternoon.
>>
>> I have an application that retrieves the location from the Provider
Someone?
On Thursday, April 4, 2013 6:27:39 PM UTC-3, Diego Nunes wrote:
>
> Good afternoon.
>
> I have an application that retrieves the location from the Provider
> network, the problem is that the location is no longer being recovered (
> not happening in onLocationChange) when using 3G, Wi-Fi
The problem was a bug removeing, and re-requesting updates very often.
The minTime as you all know if not a gurantee, so when you unregister,
and re-register and theres a gps update ready it gets fired right
after you request it.
If you then unregister and re-register ... :)
On 21 Jul., 21:00, Ja
I dont think there is any other programs requesting GPS, I have
navigation app, but not running when I tested my app.
I only request the update one place and before that I remove any
registered listeners.
LocationManager mlocManager =
(LocationManager)getSystemService(Context.LOCATION_SERVICE);
m
Is your app the only one consuming the GPS? Did you maybe register another
listener?
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IMHO hasSpeed() is an attribute of the LocationProvider, not the
LocationManager and most likely the GPS_PROVIDER doesn't have speed in
case of emulator.
In other words, speed is an optional attribute not every
LocationProvider has.
I would assume that any real GPS_PROVIDER has it but not
NETWORK_P
On Sun, Sep 12, 2010 at 12:09 PM, Mark Murphy wrote:
> On Sun, Sep 12, 2010 at 5:23 AM, Federico Paolinelli
> wrote:
>> I think a classic service would be more suitable than an IntentService
>> for this purpouse.
>
> Correct.
>
>> The intent service, and therefore your wakeful one, does its job
On Sun, Sep 12, 2010 at 5:23 AM, Federico Paolinelli wrote:
> I think a classic service would be more suitable than an IntentService
> for this purpouse.
Correct.
> The intent service, and therefore your wakeful one, does its job and
> then dies after the onHandleIntent is called.
> If you imple
>> Another option
>> could be periodically starting a service with an alarm, try to get the
>> location and then shut down the location updates. In this way I would
>> be pretty sure the radio is off when I don't need location updates.
>
> Right. Creating a variation on WakefulIntentService that su
On Thu, Sep 9, 2010 at 8:34 AM, Federico Paolinelli wrote:
> Would this be true also for coarse locations?
If you mean the network provider, that should be a lot less, but I
haven't experimented much with this provider.
> Another option
> could be periodically starting a service with an alarm, t
>> In this way I would use the resources only after the event I am
>> interested to (the change of the location) and could prevent me to
>> keep a service always running with an active location listener.
>
> Bear in mind that the battery cost of the GPS radio being on will
> swamp any other battery
On Thu, Sep 9, 2010 at 2:30 AM, Federico Paolinelli wrote:
> What I need to know (and probably I wasn't so clear) is:
> Will the locationmanager fire the pending intents even if the caller
> of requestLocationUpdate was killed?
AFAIK, it should, as that is typically how the PendingIntent-based
me
On 9 Set, 00:51, "Maps.Huge.Info (Maps API Guru)"
wrote:
> Just kill the listener in the onStop or onDestroy (depending how you
> structure your app) methods. That works pretty well.
>
> -John Coryat
Well, what I need to do is to react to changes of location in
background too, so it is the exact
Just kill the listener in the onStop or onDestroy (depending how you
structure your app) methods. That works pretty well.
-John Coryat
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just implement the LocationListener interface methods with the action
you want to perform (e.g. for every location change update your
application view) and instantiate the GeoDataGateway in your Activity.
On Jul 25, 11:31 pm, ArtworkAD wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am working on a gps gateway to provide
Thanks Mark, I'll give it a try ...
Emre
> Date: Wed, 26 Aug 2009 13:16:33 -0400
> Subject: [android-developers] Re: LocationManager always returns null ... ?
> From: mmur...@commonsware.com
> To: android-developers@googlegroups.com
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>
> > Anyway, the
> Anyway, the code seems to work fine, but locationManager always returns
> null even though I tried to send mock location data to the Android
> Emulator via the DDMS application using the "Manual Location" tab.
> Whatever I send seems to be ignored. I also tried establishing a telnet
> connecton
Okay, I managed to get it to work on a real phone (Google Dev Phone
1). But why doesn't it work on an emulator? Is there more to do than
just use the geo command?
Am 03.08.2009 um 19:02 schrieb Dianne Hackborn:
> Please look at the examples in ApiDemos.
>
> 2009/8/3 Lutz Schönemann
>
> I h
Please look at the examples in ApiDemos.
2009/8/3 Lutz Schönemann
>
> I have created a new project focusing on that problem.
> Now the PendingIntent.getBroadcast() method doesn't try to start an
> activity any longer.
>
> But the problem that the LocationManager doesn't fire the intent still
> c
I have created a new project focusing on that problem.
Now the PendingIntent.getBroadcast() method doesn't try to start an
activity any longer.
But the problem that the LocationManager doesn't fire the intent still
consists. I have a Activity that creates a PendingIntent and calls the
addPr
Is there any more to the stack trace? The only thing I can think of is
you providing a null criteria to getBestProvider().
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Hi chander, permissions are already outside the application tag.
Thanks anyway.
On Feb 4, 8:26 pm, Chander Pechetty wrote:
> Put the permissions outside the application tag. and try
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Mark,
Thanks for the reply, but I guess all permissions are in right place
as they are reflected in the Eclipse's view as well.
JS,
Thanks a lot for the suggestion. I'm able to see all the permissions
in the Eclipse's view but still application crashes.
No joy, we're really stuck here.
Any other
The permissions xml tags are wierd.
Try going to do "Permissions" tab in the Eclipse's AndroidManifest.xml
view. Now see if all the permissions are shown in the List. Making
sure they all show there usually solves my permission problems.
Anyone what changes?
On Feb 3, 6:12 am, Mark Murphy w
pulkit wrote:
> Pratap
>
> here is the logcat trace. What we understand from this is that it
> requires ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION permission
> which you suggested in first place. Now that we have specified it in
> our manifest.xml, what might be the issue?
>
> We define permissions as:-
>
>
>
Pratap
here is the logcat trace. What we understand from this is that it
requires ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION permission
which you suggested in first place. Now that we have specified it in
our manifest.xml, what might be the issue?
We define permissions as:-
Thank
post the stack trace of ur logcatso that i can kno wat kind of error
ur getting.
On 2/3/09, pulkit wrote:
>
>
> Thanks for replying Pratap, but unfortunately it didn't fix the
> problem.
> Any other suggestion please?
>
> On Feb 3, 10:23 am, PRATAP SOLAPUR wrote:
> > Add ACCESS_FINE_LOC
Thanks for replying Pratap, but unfortunately it didn't fix the
problem.
Any other suggestion please?
On Feb 3, 10:23 am, PRATAP SOLAPUR wrote:
> Add ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION permission and INTERNET permission
>
> On 2/3/09, pulkit wrote:
>
>
>
> > Hi,
>
> > We're working on Location b
Add ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION permission and INTERNET permission
On 2/3/09, pulkit wrote:
>
>
> Hi,
>
> We're working on Location based services with android emulator. But
> the issue is that the application crashes when any of the following
> statements executes:-
>
> Location location =
The emulator doesn't have a gps device. If you want to test it, you
have to use the location test tools that come with the sdk. In
Eclipse, there's a tool in DDMS that allows you to enter gps
coordinates for the emulator. Here (http://kurl.nl?44FE) is a tool
that converts locations to gps coordina
Hello nkijak,
I could not find your upated code.
Also, i tried running the maps, ( including kml file, manually sending
decimal) .But the Nullpointer exception exists.
Is there anyone here who as got gps simulation working in android
here.
Thanks
On Oct 23, 6:24 am, nkijak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wro
Hello,
I updated your code on that site to be more "correct". You should
stick with the static variable instead of hardcoding the string "gps".
You get a null pointer because you have to provide a location first,
meaning run the KML, then you can call getLastKnownLocation. When the
emulator star
does getLastKnownLocation have a location to give yet? try running
maps first then run your app
On Oct 22, 11:42 pm, CSUIDL PROGRAMMEr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
> I am a newbie android developer. I am trying to simulate gps
> functionality in android sdk 1.0.
>
> I am using location man
So I got it working now. I'm using the service thread to get the
location.
And that's the way I did it:
http://paste.pocoo.org/show/b67L69qf5QDNtq1pTzZz/
It works pretty fine. But you should add some timeout to the
condition.await() of the background thread.
Regards!
On 21 Aug., 16:45, code_a
"The LocationManager.request*Updates methods must be called from a
Looper thread, such as the main thread of an Activity. Additional
method variants have been added that take an explicit Looper argument
to allow for use outside of a main thread."
This could be the solution for my problem. Now I h
Thank you for your response. I will try handling this in a different
way now. If I'm struggling I will come back to your offer. :-)
Regards!
On 21 Aug., 15:38, Mark Murphy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> code_android_festival_way wrote:
> > In M5 I only called "getCurrentLocation()" and everything
code_android_festival_way wrote:
> In M5 I only called "getCurrentLocation()" and everything was fine.
> Now as the methode is gone I need to set this update request to the
> LocationManager in order to get a not outdatet position. To achieve
> that I have to loop inside my "geo location" class an
Well I'm starting a service from my main thread. (some activity) In
the service I'm starting a new thread and do some work. (communication
with external APIs (flickr)) While that work I need the position of
the device. To get the position I had written this class:
http://paste.pocoo.org/show/80yp
I agree. There's definitely a very good chance that the while loop is
blocking the listener callback.
Note: I believe he's running the whole lot in a new thread (and
forcing the update requests to fire on that same thread) rather than
the main event thread, but it still turns in to the same probl
hello dears,
sorry for this interrupted question but i'm tring to download the SDK 0.9
but the following error appears:
The requested URL /android/android-sdk-windows-0.9_beta.zip was not found on
this server.
any help !
On 8/21/08, code_android_festival_way <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
>
code_android_festival_way wrote:
> Could it be that my "while" loop blocks the class (thread) and so the
> listenere cant be invoked?
Sorry, I haven't looked at your code. But you may be right on this.
Android applications have the main event thread, plus any secondary
threads you create on you
Well I've chosen the 0 because the sample appliction provided by
google uses the same parameter value.
Could it be that my "while" loop blocks the class (thread) and so the
listenere cant be invoked?
On 21 Aug., 13:57, Reto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Getting the status bar icon is a good sign
Getting the status bar icon is a good sign -- that means the
GPS_PROVIDER is receiving the updates.
I've got one more cheap/easy idea for you. I'm not sure if 0 is a
valid limit to set for the refresh time / distance. Try setting it to
1000 (milliseconds) and 1 (meter) to see if that helps.
On 2
Thank you for your reponse.
I've changed the order the other way round but get the same result.
Waiting for the Listener to be invoked but nothing happens. I tried it
with the DDMS again and get an icon in the status bar (http://
img.skitch.com/20080821-eypgin7w8fd9ku3ftj1ix38s7.jpg) after pushin
I'm not at a PC I can test with, but try switching the order of your
setTestProviderEnabled and setTestProviderStatus commands. I know in
my code I've done it the other way around :)
On 21 Aug, 11:10, code_android_festival_way
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've added
>
> Location loc = new Locatio
I've added
Location loc = new Location(lP.getName());
loc.setLatitude(37.422006);
loc.setLongitude(-122.084095);
lM.setTestProviderLocation(lP.getName(), loc);
but the LocationListener doesnt get called. So I get no location
update.
On 21 Aug., 11:46, code_android_festival_way
<[EMAIL PROTECT
Ok. It was a silly question.
Looper.prepare();
added.
But I dont get any LocationUpdates. I have pushed locations to the
device through the DDMS interface but get no LocationUpdate.
On 21 Aug., 11:40, code_android_festival_way
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thank you for your reponse. I'm trying
Thank you for your reponse. I'm trying to implement the
requestUpdates() now. At the moment I'm faced with the follwing
problem. I've implemented the LocationListener but always get the
following LogCat error.
Can't create handler inside thread that has not called
Looper.prepare()
Well I'm calli
The getLastKnownLocation method will return null until the provider
you specify has gotten at least one update. In practice that means you
need to have an application (any application, doesn't have to be the
one your testing) request (and receive) updates at least once in your
emulator session bef
The getLastKnownLocation method will return null until the provider
you specify has gotten at least one update. In practice that means you
need to have an application (any application, doesn't have to be the
one your testing) request (and receive) updates at least once in your
emulator session bef
>Should I simulate location through code, bypassing the locationProvider?
This is what I plan to do.
I don't think there are any specific recommendations on what to do.
Some apps will probably use the mock gps provider and some more will
simulate location.
Since your app supports people picking
Hey Ram ,
I see I can't provide a 'provider' . Is there any recommendation
about what we should do? My app will be boring if it is stuck in
Mountain View on the gps the whole time. Should I simulate location
through code, bypassing the locationProvider? Or provide an option to
switch between the
That is good to know, btw please remember that you cannot use a custom
mock location provider for challenge-submissions.
The judges will not adb-push kml or properties files
On Apr 10, 9:08 am, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks Ram. I have a properties file and my provider
Thanks Ram. I have a properties file and my provider is working now.
However, I still get null from getBestProvider and
getLastKnownLocation. I guess I can workaround this for now.
On Apr 10, 12:22 am, Ram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >>I have realized now I can implement a mock location provide
Whoops! Sorry I did not see the other posts on this not working. I
guess I will have to write my own proximity alert function for the
contest until this one is working.
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>>I have realized now I can implement a mock location provider,
Btw you may want to keep in mind that as per
http://groups.google.com/group/android-challenge/browse_thread/thread/4412631fb4d5e285/27e9df98fd31c5c1#27e9df98fd31c5c1
challenge entries cannot submit kml files and so they cannot rely o
Made some more progress here.
Cut my kml file down from 280k to 10k and that sped up emulator load
time from 7 minutes to 2minutes. Also fixed a typo in my properties
file and got rid of the NPEs.
However, I still get NULL back from getBestProvider and
getLastKnownLocation everytime. getCurrentL
I also changed my filename to kml instead of location or location.kml
and I still have the same problem:
ERROR/JavaBinder(516): java.lang.NullPointerException
ERROR/JavaBinder(516): at
android.server.LocationManagerService.readLastKnownLocation(LocationManagerService.java:
226)
ERROR/JavaBind
Here is the exception I mentioned in the first post. I get this when
calling getLastKnownLocation using the gps provider:
E/LocationManagerService( 516): NumberFormatException reading /data/
misc/location/gps/location
E/LocationManagerService( 516): java.lang.NumberFormatException:
E/LocationMa
I have realized now I can implement a mock location provider, and have
done that by creating a kml file from google earth, creating a
directory parallel to gps, and placed 2 files in it: location and
properties. I have also tried location.kml, but both return null from
getCurrentLocation and getLa
No, only one emulator, but thanks for asking. After wiping emulator
data and launching in debug mode from eclipse a few times, I was
finally able to see logcat output. Ultimately it was a permission
typo causing the crash. Still no idea why I couldn't get log info
before.
For anyone who is cur
On Apr 3, 7:09 am, "Harsh Jain" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> are you running this in a second emulator by any chance ?
>
>
>
> On Thu, Apr 3, 2008 at 5:35 AM, JoeB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > Hi,
>
> > Any advice on this would help--I can never get a provider from
> > LocationManager (there
On Apr 3, 7:05 am, JoeB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Any advice on this would help--I can never get a provider from
> LocationManager (there is supposed to be a mock one at least, and I
> can see the data for it by using "adb shell"). I also can't get
> locations or anything else. Any
are you running this in a second emulator by any chance ?
On Thu, Apr 3, 2008 at 5:35 AM, JoeB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Any advice on this would help--I can never get a provider from
> LocationManager (there is supposed to be a mock one at least, and I
> can see the data for it by u
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