Hi Kevin,
Thank you very much !
Guillaume
On Jan 25, 1:49 pm, Kevin Duffey wrote:
> I see 2. One is free, one is $9.80.
>
> On Sun, Jan 24, 2010 at 9:24 PM, Guillaume wrote:
> > Hi All,
>
> > Can someone in the US help me out?
> > Can you go to the Android Market, and search for 'nanonavi' to
String wrote:
On Jan 25, 5:39 am, Carlo wrote:
We shall explain and handle case by case
our potential users's concerns and educated them about our
application. Like previously said, state into the app description the
reason why the permission is needed is a good start :)
If you don't have roo
On Jan 25, 12:54 am, jotobjects wrote:
> If Activity1 and Activity2 are part of the same task and Activity2 is
> foreground when pressing the Home key, then I thought that choosing
> that app on the Home screen would return you to Activity2.
Something to remember is that "choosing that app on th
I think I found the answer myself.
It seems Android directly push the settings to the WPA-Supplicant,
which is not available with wifi switched off. So (at the moment) it
seems to be impossible to control this settings without activating
wifi.
Henning Rogge
On Jan 14, 11:14 am, Henning wrote:
>
Under "Samples" in the platform you desire to work with, in the SDK.
There's actually a lot of good stuff in the samples directory.
-John Coryat
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On Jan 25, 5:39 am, Carlo wrote:
> We shall explain and handle case by case
> our potential users's concerns and educated them about our
> application. Like previously said, state into the app description the
> reason why the permission is needed is a good start :)
If you don't have room in the
You can query the MediaStore content provider to get the details. In
the Android docs, search for this, and you will get a lot of
information.
Kumar Bibek
On Jan 25, 9:00 am, Manjunatha M wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have downloaded a media file. (say mp3 file). I need to get the attributes
> of the file,
Hey,
Of course it can make calls, to other emulators, and it can emulate
GPS too
Checkout the emulator options in the DDMS perspective to see these
options.
Kumar Bibek
On Jan 22, 10:10 am, Sudhir Nallagangu wrote:
> I am curious on limitations on AVD /Emulators. It is clear that it
> canno
It doesn't matter what minSdkVersion you specify. As of 1.6 (and every
version there-after, including any devices running 2.0, 2.1, and later
versions), you need to have this permission to be able to write to the SD
card. You can get this permission (and thus have the warning shown to the
user) e
The Java book is good.. Oriely has some great books as well for learning
Java. Perhaps the best resource I've found on Android.. I keep plugging
this so I am thinking I'll get a free year out of it (Mark?? ;).. is Mark
Murphy's online books. For $40, you get 3 online books that are updated
every s
I had the similar issue and solved it with a work around. In your table row
add a TextView and makes its visibility GONE and set its text as 0,1,2,4...
for respective rows. Add a single listener for each row. When some row is
clicked the listener will give you a clicked view. From this view get the
Yes we have already taken that path and to be precise, they are not
really yet our users since they did not install it, they just reported
their concerns and we replied them. Now, future will tell if they will
decide or not to install it.
On Jan 25, 2:44 pm, Kevin Duffey wrote:
> Carlo,
>
> You
I see 2. One is free, one is $9.80.
On Sun, Jan 24, 2010 at 9:24 PM, Guillaume wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Can someone in the US help me out?
> Can you go to the Android Market, and search for 'nanonavi' to see if
> you can see 2 versions?
> One is paid and one is free.
>
> Thank you very much for your
Carlo,
You must have a very protective unique group of people using your app. I've
asked dozens of droid users and not one of them pay attention to the
permissions. Like others said, they want they app, they install it and so
far everyone I've talked to doesn't look at the permissions thing at all
Well, sounds like we do not have that option to switch back to 1.5
after all, we do call OpenGL 1.x API within the native code and it
seems not supported in 1.5. We shall explain and handle case by case
our potential users's concerns and educated them about our
application. Like previously said, st
whenever the orientation is changed the current activity is destroyed and
new one is created and onCreate fuction is called again (unless you handled
it). Means your activity is refreshed.
Before orientation change happened onRetainNonConfigurationInstan
>
> ce() is called. You can save you act
whenever the orientation is changed the onCreate fuction is called again
(unless you handled it). Means your activity is refreshed.
before orientation change happened onRetainNonConfigurationInstance() is
called. You can save you activity state in this function.
And then in onCreate you can get
Hi All,
Can someone in the US help me out?
Can you go to the Android Market, and search for 'nanonavi' to see if
you can see 2 versions?
One is paid and one is free.
Thank you very much for your time.
Best regards,
Guillaume
On Jan 22, 12:06 pm, Guillaume wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> This question may
Thank you for your feedback, I rather not based my business on guess
or bet but on fact, we got 25 emails from users about this issue on
launch day 1, i think we should listen to them. I believe we have a
quality app and soon people will know about those permission, however
in the meantine, we are
Hi all
I have updated my android sdk to 2.1 version and was trying to build
one application on that target.My application was bulid properly bt i
am unable to launch tha emulator with the target 2.1.
Its showing the message as:-
"System image file too large for device's hardware configuration <74M
I have a 3 nested ViewFlippers which seem to be working ok except that
when I change the screen orientation the view flip back to the first
one of my views, giving the user the impression it went back a few
steps.
I am a bit stumped as to what to do and was hoping someone had some
experience with
Hi John / Droidy,
Can you please tell me where these API demo APPs are please ?
I am just starting out learning Android and want to glean as much
information as I can.
Tried posting this question before to both of you, but it seemed to
have got sucked into the void. Not sure why.
Regards
Anthoni
Yea I caught that on my own. Here I went even further to convert the
version to string, and prevent a null pointer by using an empty string
that exists.
String versionNo = "";
PackageInfo pInfo = null;
try{
pInfo = get
Hi Sanj,
I was also in this same predicament a few days ago.
Desperately wanted to learn Android programming, but knew smatterings
of Java code.
What I did was the following :-
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Purchase "Java Generic
Honestly, I hardly think average users actually look at the
permissions...
On average, people don't care too much. If they want the app, they
will install it anyways. The best way is to build a quality app and
build dev reliability/a dev brand, and that way people will trust you.
On Jan 24, 2:1
HI
This will work
I tried and got result succeded.
http://www.anddev.org/webservice_soap_with_complex_data_type_and_ksoap_client-t2195.html
On Mon, Jan 25, 2010 at 2:32 AM, Hitech wrote:
> It seems to be very buggy as i search couple of android forum, but no
> one has right thing which is wor
You are definitely going to want to learn Java first. Android should come
long after it. You can try, but will find yourself missing quite a bit and
getting stuck a lot if you try to learn Java and Android at the same time.
Android is one of those things you do after you understand Java. To
underst
Hi,
I have downloaded a media file. (say mp3 file). I need to get the attributes
of the file, like ARTIST, TITLE etc.
Can anyone help me on this???
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i think your problem is the ip address..127.0.0.1 is the device/
emulator itself not the machine on which you are programming...if you
need to call localhost u should try this address-->10.0.2.2
read this too-->http://developer.android.com/guide/appendix/faq/
Regards
Gino
On Jan 22, 12:44 pm, sa
You can dump the buffers in audioflinger and play it in some raw pcm
player and find out if you are not giving the PCM data properly or
there is some problem with playing back.
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I think it would be extremely difficult to do this in current
architecture of android(you need to have a sound server running in
android to do this kind of task).Basically you need to change your
alsa driver to do that.By just calling audiotrack api's it would be
difficult to get both the device(pl
I think it would be extremely difficult to do this in current
architecture of android(you need to have a sound server running in
android to do this kind of task).Basically you need to change your
alsa driver to do that.By just calling audiotrack api's it would be
difficult to get both the device(pl
Got it figured out... The word I was missing in the search was
intent. After seeing that word around more and more I used that and
came across this...
http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers/browse_thread/thread/4ab2dd070eb4e407/f7077d9b791cc200
Which said to use this...
Intent i
You need to use an intent
startActivity(new Intent(Intent.ACTION_VIEW, newUri ));
On Jan 24, 8:59 pm, Breezy wrote:
> When a user clicks the "about" button in my app's menu I want it to
> open the browser and go to a specific webpage... Is there like a one-
> liner out there somewhere to do thi
You're supposed to query the device with a GetMinBufferSize call
first, and then check that for any error codes. I'm guessing if you do
that you will get correct error codes. Don't rely on the AudioTrack
creation to give you the error codes for testing the device's
capabilities. Use AudioTrack.GetM
>Not 100% sure about the earpiece, but you specify a stream when you
>create the AudioTrack and I think a stream encpsulates audio routing
>and volume amongst possibly other things.
>If you set the stream to STREAM_VOICE_CALL it might come through the
>earpiece as this is where a call would be rou
>Not 100% sure about the earpiece, but you specify a stream when you
>create the AudioTrack and I think a stream encpsulates audio routing
>and volume amongst possibly other things.
>If you set the stream to STREAM_VOICE_CALL it might come through the
>earpiece as this is where a call would be rou
When a user clicks the "about" button in my app's menu I want it to
open the browser and go to a specific webpage... Is there like a one-
liner out there somewhere to do this? Seems simple but Google is not
being helpful right now - or I'm just searching the wrong thing.
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Hi,
There is this android.util.Log class in Android but it only used for
logging but not displaying. Not sure whether there is any other way.
Thanks In Advance,
Perumal
On Jan 23, 8:09 pm, perumal316 wrote:
> Meaning I have to use Android NDK?
>
> On Jan 14, 1:19 pm, Frank Weiss wrote:
>
> > I
Hm. The difference between task state and activity stack is not easy
to grasp (for me). You always start a new activity-stack when you
return to Home as I understand it. At any point you can switch to
another task by long-pressing Home to get the recent task list.
If Activity1 and Activity2 ar
I am attempting to use XP-64 with Eclipse to develop my first Android
app and I want to test it on my Nexus One. I successfully installed
the USB driver and the device manager shows Android Phone > Android
Composite ADB Interface, so everything looks OK. The phone is
connected via USB to the PC a
On Jan 15, 9:35 pm, Philip wrote:
> I've just uploaded the latest version of cocos2d for android. It's
> available for you to grab it at:
>
> http://code.google.com/p/cocos2d-android/
> ...
> Please check it out and let me know what you think. If you find a
> problem and even better come up with a
It seems to be very buggy as i search couple of android forum, but no
one has right thing which is working.
I am trying from last 2 days , but i always get the result for
START_TAG error.
Android sdk need to incorporate JAx-WS apis inbuilt as it is in
Jdk1.6 , to have smooth development for ws c
hi,i m very new on mobile application development. i want to learn
Android. but i dont know where to start actually. i tried defferent
web including developer.android and i deffernt books as well. But
problem is i dnt know java at all. And all most everywere i found they
write some code and then tr
i am using android 1.6 , and need to connect to my wireless network of
institute which implements authentication over proxy i do not
want to root my phone ... any solution please
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Have you tried without the header "Expect: 100-Continue" ?
HttpProtocolParams.setUseExpectContinue(client.getParams(), false);
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On Wed, Dec 30, 2009 at 11:50 AM, Radek Skokan
wrote:
> As you can see from the sniffed packets, the problem is not in
> establishing network connection, but o
I am new to the android platform. I am a graduate student and I am
researching ways to reduce energy consumption for on-line games
through methods such as turning the wifi off during known periods of
inactivity or by reducing CPU clock speed through dynamic voltage
scaling. Are there power usage
I had the problem on Win7x64 using http worked fine,
i made a tcpdump of what happens when AVD tries to use https location
and compared it to downloading the same file with chrome
AVD sends a SSLv2 Client Hello while chrome sends a TLSv1 Client Hello
then the Server Hello, Certificate, and Server H
So, it turns out that anything you put into your own ExternalSource
will never get parsed and therefore (theoretically) never show up. Or
am I doing something wrong? The code looks like it will parse only
the information in ContactsDataKind and not the EditField node from
the following:
http://s
Frank, yes.. in short, badly behaved (coded?) applications that are not shut
down can drain battery life. I agree with Streets tho.. don't use
System.exit, just call finish() on the activity, and make sure to implement
the onPause and onDestroy correctly, cleaning up all threads, etc. Try
teaching
On Jan 20, 10:49 am, Burk Hufnagel wrote:
> Tim,
>
> This is not an Android thing, it's a Java thing. Because the anonymous
> instance of OnClickListener can exist after the onCreate method
> completes its execution, you have to declare that builder is final
> otherwise it will be cleaned up with
Daffo0,
I would like to know how you solve this because I have a similar need
with a background service doing a job and the background service would
like to push updates to an activity (if the activity is running).
What are the preferred communication techniques between Service and
Activities? Yo
Hi,
I have not tried to use in ddms, the kml I have written is
specifically for use with google maps/earth.
Regards
On Jan 24, 11:19 am, Artak Kalantarian wrote:
> Is the KML you create compatible with DDMS Location Controls KML import?
>
> I found that KML files created by "My Tracks" cannot be
I am using the following xml for a view:-
For this view, I got the following output from layoutopt tool
...This TableRow layout or its TableLayout parent is useless
I am not sure if I can remove TableRow or TableLayout. How can I solve
this? I don't want the TextView to be covered by Check
Hey
I need top specify a URI when opening an intent using the following
line:
Intent intent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_VIEW);
intent.setDataAndType(mediaUri, "image/png");
My ContentProvider is all set up, but I have NO idea how to point the
Uri to the resource or asset. the following does NOT wo
Hi Dave,
I was unaware that some providers are specifically blocking protected
apps, should they not be required to advertise this fact to allow folk
to make a better informed decision when purchasing a phone from them?
Would a solution be to ask t-mobile to unlock the phone due to these
unadverti
I think you may be over reacting. Users are most likely not going to
care if you write to the SD card. I would bet that 99 out of 100 users
don't even read or care about what permissions you're asking for, the
100th person is probably searching the skies for black helicopters
anyway, so it's highly
and believe it or not, but potential customers seems to have some
worries about...not "writing to the sdcard" but with the word
"modify" into the permission description text, they feel our
application is going to delete or do some modification to their
already installed files i know that so
I had the same issue when releasing one of my applications, the app didnt
appear on the Orange UK network.
This was, as TonyDoc referred to, due to the app being protected. There is a
link somewhere on the android site showing all providers who allow protected
applications. I was not aware of this
No because we have been too short with the 325char description and we
had no room to add this information at the moment, we have just
released the application (this is the first one) so this is an
unexpected issue, we did not expect the mass end-user to react this
way to this permission but clearly
Have you explained in your app description what you are requesting
sdcard access for?
On Jan 24, 2:36 pm, Carlo wrote:
> Yes, but that is not my point : if you need to write to external data
> storage (the sdcard) then the permission seems to be granted
> automatically if your app is under 1.5 (
Yes, but that is not my point : if you need to write to external data
storage (the sdcard) then the permission seems to be granted
automatically if your app is under 1.5 (or lower) so the end user does
not feel like.."hey you are going to write to my sdcard" and he does
feel secure (even if it is
I've seen as many as 8 neighboring cells at times. Usually I get
anywhere from none to 3.
On Sun, Jan 24, 2010 at 1:27 AM, 3D wrote:
> Hi, I'm curious to know approximately how many neighboring cells you
> typically detect Obviously this will vary with location but are we
> talking 1-2 neighbori
If you are explicitly supporting 1.6 and up, users are NOT shown these
permissions, since you have set android:targetSdk="4" so the platform will
not automatically add those permissions.
If you have not set the targetSdk to 4 or higher, then you are an older app,
and the platform must automaticall
Set android:launchMode="singleTop" on your first activity. You will then
get an onNewIntent() when you are re-launched from home. There you can
startActivity() for your second activity; if you want back from the second
activity to skip the first, you can call finish() in the first after
starting
Hi How are you
As you have suggested me I have installed the Ethiopian font in my
device. And I think the font is installed properly. But still the SMS
doesn't work. I don't know which part I can check. The message still
replaces unicode characters by space characters in the receiving side.
can yo
Hi.
I noticed something similar while developing for android...that is:
when I start the app from eclipse (either "debug as", or "run as") launching
Activity 1, then go to Activity 2, then press Home, and then restart the
app, I see that Activity 1 is shown (while Activity 2 should be on top of
th
We are receiving many emails from customers very afraid with the new
"SD card permission" that will "modify" their sdcard content. As all
developers know, this permission was granted automatically until OS
1.5 but not anymore. I hope there will be some "education" now to
the... "end user" to explai
Il giorno dom, 24/01/2010 alle 04.50 -0800,
ellipsoidmob...@googlemail.com ha scritto:
> android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE.
> I could just go ahead and declare it...but then I'd need to build for
> SDK 3 and I'd cut off any customers out there with version 2 devices.
I don't think there
I have a listView which contains TextViews. I append to it several
strings, and some of them are linkified.
SpannableString str = SpannableString.valueOf(text);
str.setSpan(new URLSpan(url), 0, text.length(),
Spannable.SPAN_INCLUSIVE_EXCLUSIVE);
text
They same happened to me, but with HTC Tatoo (no showing some apps) vs HTC
Hero and Magic...
On Sun, Jan 24, 2010 at 11:20 AM, TonyDoc wrote:
> My family has got three android phones, an HTC Hero, a Samsung Galaxy,
> and a T-Mobile Pulse, all are running android 1.5 with the latest
> manufactur
It seems like the apps that are missing are ALL protected apps, Seems
like google has not yet white listed the T-Mobile Pulse for use in the
market? I've had the phone for nearly three months now. Does it take
that long to white list a phone? Who should I contact? Google directly
or T-Mobile?
On J
It turns out that my account is being added, at least according to
this trace from logcat:
D/AddAccount( 58): account added: Bundle
[{accountType=com.example.bloa, authto
ken=WEbDlp4trjR3ajXPGn0GthNqrhPAUaJ6gWaKEAo0, authAccount=20341230-
xRIt1kiGskNUW
AsUYyRA0nw39p0ZlmKeUXr5jQfvp}]
That is the
Hi
I have an application on the market which writes to the SD card. I
only need the version 2 APIs but have tested for higher platforms (and
don't want compatibility mode to kick in) so I have it defined as:
One of my customers reported that writing to the SD card is not
workin
Hi..
Just a general tip:
It's better to put the use/printout within the try statement (or exit
the function etc if it catches the error), as pInfo (in this case)
would be null if the info isn't found, and then you get a
NullException instead...
so, either:
try {
pInfo = getPackageManager
Juan Delgado wrote:
a) A rough estimate when to expect 2.1 phones to have this fixed or
Not that it concerns me too much, but it's been said a billion times
that Google cannnot / will not be responsible for updating specific
phones, that is up to manufacturers. Google can only be accountant for
Is it already covered by Platform API Tests in CTS (Compatibility Test
Suit)?
On Jan 24, 8:54 pm, Evans wrote:
> We already use Android API. But sometimes I want to know is it
> verified or not? by whom?(e.g. Android team in google) by which one?
> (e.g. Unit test or Basic Acceptance Test for AP
We already use Android API. But sometimes I want to know is it
verified or not? by whom?(e.g. Android team in google) by which one?
(e.g. Unit test or Basic Acceptance Test for API) Do android team have
any test report?
Because this is a platform for smartphone. For example, if there has
any probl
Hi,
> a) A rough estimate when to expect 2.1 phones to have this fixed or
>
Not that it concerns me too much, but it's been said a billion times
that Google cannnot / will not be responsible for updating specific
phones, that is up to manufacturers. Google can only be accountant for
release dates
Romain Guy wrote:
The bug reported below was fixed the day it was reported to us. I took
care of it personally.
That is very good to know. Still, it would be very good to know either:
a) A rough estimate when to expect 2.1 phones to have this fixed or
b) Some kind of workaround (in particula
i see, it is apache, can we use it freely for commerical apps ?
if i want to deploy an app of my choice, i will have to write a
servelet and publish in jetty server, right ?
regards
On Jan 24, 10:36 am, lucky4me wrote:
> Seehttp://code.google.com/p/i-jetty/
>
> On Jan 24, 10:27 am, Jags wrote:
My family has got three android phones, an HTC Hero, a Samsung Galaxy,
and a T-Mobile Pulse, all are running android 1.5 with the latest
manufacturer firmware.
On the T-Mobile Pulse, when searching for a couple of apps (ones that
I have installed on the other two devices), I get returned 'no
matche
Yes, it is in the apiDemo project that I am trying to get just
one GL example out. Impossible. :-(
Its one reason I hate eclipse - I never do any programming in
eclipse, I just try to work out its buttons and dialogues.
On Jan 23, 12:09 am, "Maps.Huge.Info (Maps API Guru)"
wrote:
> I'm guessing
Hi, I'm curious to know approximately how many neighboring cells you
typically detect Obviously this will vary with location but are we
talking 1-2 neighboring cells or are there many more? Thanks.
On Jan 5, 11:38 pm, Doughy wrote:
> I'm writing an android application that collects cellsignal
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