I've made it work using an handler inside my activity and planned a
method called with handler.postDelay
On 2 juil, 13:31, Fräntz Miccoli [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've tryed with a Timer but it doesn't work the function inside
myTimer is called but it cannot access my progress bar :
I want to use ProGuard to obfuscate the android's src code,.
The steps:
1、using eclipse to export a jar file,say a.jar, of the android project
only include the java file, not include the res、asset directory.
2、using the dx tool to convert the a.jar file to apk file. if success,
I will use
Hi,
Are you working on a open source project or closed one?
If open source, which project is it? and can you contact me?
We are building a Android PMP and are looking for someone to make a
video player/recorder for Android..
Thanks
Eric
Portable Electronics Ltd
www.hdmp4.com
On Jul 2,
Sorry but it's a closed source project.
On 3 juil, 13:17, Eric [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Are you working on a open source project or closed one?
If open source, which project is it? and can you contact me?
We are building a Android PMP and are looking for someone to make a
video
Hi Oscar,
It looks like Retrotranslator haven't translated the ConversationProcessor
class if you see the following stack trace:
java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException: native method not implemented
at java.lang.Class.getDeclaredAnnotations(Native Method)
at
Hi Megha,
i checked ur MediaPlayerTest.zip example on android-sdk_m5-
rc15_windows environment
but for playing video from remote url.. i got null pointer when
mp.prepare method is called
even when i check mp.prepareAsync method.. it calls buffering
listeners upto 100% but on screen there is
I am having trouble with WebViews. When I use
mWebView.loadUrl(http://www.google.com;);
It just shows a blank white page, but if I use
mWebView.loadData(htmlbodyThis is working! WHY?!/body/html,
text/html, UTF-8);
it shows up. I have tried changing the size, but now I have it set to
Josh,
I looked at the manifest file and the service was indeed set as
remote.
android:process=:remote
Removing this let me stop on the breakpoint in the service.
The name 'remote' is just the name of the process. Ithas no special
meaning, am I correct?
Thanks.
Al.
On Jul 2, 5:01 pm, Josh
hi all,
i was fighting with video streaming issue.
do we have support of video streaming in android or not
i test MediaPlayerTest.zip example from Megha and when i given it some
http absolute url to my 3gp or mp4 video it is giving me error at the
line of executing mp.prepare() method call
i
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Quick question,
I have started to play with the WebView and inserted one in a
LinearLayout just below another LinearLayout containing some other
widgets (buttons, text fields...)
All work fine.
When I pass a URL to the WebView, the content gets correctly
displayed. Now when I click any links in
I don't know whether android support openoffice or not, so i have this
question. If not, i have to run it as native C application. But i
still wish it is supported or any one can give me an answer? thanks
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This isn't entirely true. While
There is a search function.
http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers/browse_thread/thread/819374b1b0f77ab8/f5228517366d3664?lnk=gstq=WebView+bug#f5228517366d3664
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It's not possible to call prepare in the onCreate method, I dunno why,
but it didn't work.
You should call it a bit later. Use handler.postdelayed for this !
On 3 juil, 11:26, nekin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi all,
i was fighting with video streaming issue.
do we have support of video
atilar wrote:
I don't know whether android support openoffice or not, so i have this
question. If not, i have to run it as native C application. But i
still wish it is supported or any one can give me an answer? thanks
No, OpenOffice doesn't work, and mostly likely never will. Android is
When I pass a URL to the WebView, the content gets correctly
displayed. Now when I click any links in the displayed web page, the
entire view/screen is replaced by the browser, therefore the widgets
in the upper Layout are not visible anymore.
I haven't played with that specific scenario,
Mobile Social Software (MoSoSo) - for a very rough definition see:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mososo
For the Emerging Communications (eComm) conference set for March 30th-
April 1st 2009 (www.eCommMedia.com), we will be setting a focus on
MoSoSo apps, particularly on Android and on the iPhone.
I think that there are 50 social software apps among the ADC winners; would
be a good place to start.
Shane
On Thu, Jul 3, 2008 at 11:27 AM, Lee S Dryburgh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mobile Social Software (MoSoSo) - for a very rough definition see:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mososo
For
Yes yesterday I took the 50 list and I've been studying what each is
doing, so for example if I pick the first 4 in aplhabetical order -
AndroidScan is not MoSoSo (but still very interesting and may be
worthy of a speaking slot) whereas Beetrun is; BioWallet is not but
BreadCrumbz is.
Thanks
There is a place on HelloAndroid.com where people have posted some of the apps
they're working on. There are a handful of social apps on there:
http://www.helloandroid.com/apps
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HelloAndroid.com
Android OS news, tutorials, downloads
On Thursday 03 July 2008 14:27:51 Lee S
Hi
I'm confused about the encoding parameter of loadData(). Since the
data argument is a Java String, by definition it's in UCS-2
representation. So what role does the encoding argument play? I could
see that you'd need encoding if the data was is some byte-oriented
format like a byte[] or an
pcockerell wrote:
I'm confused about the encoding parameter of loadData(). Since the
data argument is a Java String, by definition it's in UCS-2
representation.
I can tell you that the one loadData() sample in ApiDemos in the SDK
uses utf-8 for the encoding parameter, and in some code I've
Yes, I noticed that the samples use utf-8 too. That makes as much (or
as little) sense as any other encoding giving that a String is being
passed in. I guess unless someone from the Android team can shed light
on it, I'll just go with my theory that the encoding parameter is used
to encode the
Right, it is just your own name for additional processes associated
with your .apk.
On Jul 2, 2:09 pm, www.netthreads.co.uk
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Josh,
I looked at the manifest file and the service was indeed set as
remote.
android:process=:remote
Removing this let me stop on the
http://www.eitarosoft.co.jp/lamity.htm
Virtual world social app. Not sure if it is MoSoSo maybe ViWoSoSo or
MoViWoSoSo. Whatever it is its damn cool.
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