On 6 mar, 14:49, John Davis unicom...@gmail.com wrote:
Still looking for the best way to test my WebGL work on Adroid.
Are there any support for WebGL in Android?
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On 8 Maj, 12:55, blog536 blog...@gmail.com wrote:
I am using eclipse 32 bit IDE for andriod Development, when i run
application on andriod emulator it just show me a message that
emulator.exe has stopped working.
I am using windows 7 home edition, Thanks in advance.
Blog536.
I know
Please...
JSON should be compared to XML. Both is a way of serialize and
deserialize structured data (like converting between binary and text
representation).
SOAP is a way of calling services on other machines, to do RPC (kind
of) calls.
IF you want to compare SOAP with something using JSON,
On 31 Maj, 03:28, Streets Of Boston flyingdutc...@gmail.com wrote:
I would make this argument instead: REST or SOAP?
That was prob. the question that the orignal poster wanted to ask.
A big part of creating a seamless experience on mobile devices is to be able
to handle* limited connectivity*
On 15 Juni, 07:04, Sivasankar K sivasanka...@greatinnovus.com wrote:
in my app i am sharing some data via email. In the body of my app i have
typed some contents, along them i have added an url. I want the url to be
highlighted in blue and when the user clicks it i want to open the webpage
On 19 Apr, 07:48, Sasikumar Murugesan sasiikuma...@gmail.com wrote:
Im new to android so ilke to know about webservice and also i like connect
my android emulator with PHP server via webservices. so i need to help from
you step by step.
You might want to look for kSOAP.
Yours
Andes
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On 20 Apr, 07:36, Febi.M.Felix Maliakkal febimfe...@gmail.com
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Hi,
Hello.
If my url iswww.example.com/sender=21receiver=34msg=smiley to insert
then, how can i send smiley to the particular receiver using this url???
You can't, as mail (SMTP) is strictly ASCII plain text. It was
Hello
On 30 Apr, 21:24, ingaponteca ingapont...@gmail.com wrote:
I am trying to create a web server client in my android application.
Are you doing WS client (Web Service client) or some application that
uses a web server, that are a web server?
Web Server != Web Service
I created the web
On 2 Maj, 01:11, Carlos A Aponte Roa ingapont...@gmail.com wrote:
Sorry. My mistake. I created a web service client using eclipse wizard and a
wsdl and I need to add it to my android app.
Ok. As Mark and I wrote, there are no support for WS for Android in
Eclipse (only WS and standard Java
You are doing it again...
Could you please drop your shitty attitude or stop posting here at
all? You are spreading bad karma here. And you do that in at least
one other thread.
If you are forced to use Java, change project/job or live with it.
Don't take it out on the list.
If you try to be
As you need to read the program before you can execute it, you really
can't protect it from being copied. Proguard or anything else.
You can only make it more or less inconvenient to do that, and that
will generate more user support work for you.
And there are some collectors that just wan lots
Fun discussion.
On 5 Maj, 21:17, Jim Graham spooky1...@gmail.com wrote:
On Sat, May 05, 2012 at 09:31:00PM +0400, Kostya Vasilyev wrote:
And if you ever decide to have a Russian translation, just send me your
XMLs and I'll do them for you.
Thanks. I might just do that, if I go back to
Hello.
On 10 Maj, 07:56, Rajender rajender.g...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
which android phone in market has Environment sensors hardware?
That's the wrong question, unless you want to buy some devices to test
your app.
To check devices that work would give you a loong list in your program
to
On 6 Juni, 08:49, Akki akshay.iitr@gmail.com wrote:
I am trying to develop an android application, through I could share some
files or other applications in real time(can be thought as a miniature
version of remote desktop sharing). So I am thinking of trying to set up a *
P2P
On 9 Juli, 06:21, mohammed Nuhail nuhail...@gmail.com wrote:
I am doing chat Application in Android... I have to encrypt and decrypt
username and password and stored it in database.
You are using asmack I suppose for the chat application.
You get all that you need for chat applications with
On 5 Juli, 08:48, Remo crajesh2...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi All,
I am new in android, I dont know how to display static google map on an
imageview. Something similar to Whatsapp showing while share the
location. How can I do this?
From googly document i came to know that we need to pass the
Then you should look into Service in Android and how that should check
the server you use each intervall and send the result to your
Activity. Or use a propper solution like XMPP (asmack.jar would help
you with that).
On 11 Juli, 08:33, Akhil Malik akhil2ma...@gmail.com wrote:
Actually i am
HTTP are so wrong to do this so I don't know where to start. Use XMPP instead.
It is designed for multiple clients talking to each other.
No, it isn't a chat protocol. Jabber is just one application on top of XMPP.
Take a look at pubsub how to do exactly what you want to do. And as a bonus you
There exist a JDBC connection over USB that connect an SQLite on Android to
desktop programs in Java. If that's usable from .Net I don't know.
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Yes, http://google.com/ ;-)
No, I do not have access to the computer right now. You have to wait a week and
hope that I remember...
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Uselt XMPP and the pubsub extension. In that way you can have multiple
instances of your program all communicate with all others.
Examples of real uses are inform all about what you play, your position, play
chess and chat (jabber). Please note that this is extensions of XMPP and not
the chat
If you read the link you got, you should be abel to tell if it is OSS or not.
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Have you checked.Google's compatibility library for using 4.0 API on lover
versions of Android? Check the Android developer site on more information.
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Neither did your post. And yes, you sounded bitter. You shouldn't as you
apparently got to an interview. Shouldn't be to bad on a resume.
And by the way, you was only the best of the best. Google hire the best of the
best of the best. See previous posts. ;-)
But this is OT.
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Den måndagen den 29:e oktober 2012 kl. 20:59:05 UTC+1 skrev TreKing:
On Mon, Oct 29, 2012 at 3:39 AM, Jxn anders@gmail.com
javascript:wrote:
You shouldn't as you apparently got to an interview. Shouldn't be to bad
on a resume.
Actually, getting an interview and not getting the job
And I on that it was the best-of-the-best-of-the-best that get hired by Google,
not the best-of-the-best.
And more seriously that you shouldn't dwell so much on it. If you really want
to work there try again. They might have a position that they think suits you
better. Or just drop it. Showing
TreKing, then joke around with what is fun then. I have got enough with bullies
which think that only those with English as first language are allowed to
comment. No, it has not been you, therefore the surprise and anger. Thought you
was better than those. Take it as you will...
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Den fredagen den 23:e november 2012 kl. 05:26:57 UTC+1 skrev Raneez:
And you are not supposed to comment here, if you dont have any idea about
this.
Directing to a inactive forum is not a good attitude, give a hand if you
know something else go away!
With that attitude you will not get
Hello.
Den måndagen den 3:e december 2012 kl. 02:07:16 UTC+1 skrev dashman:
i've got an android app and would like to keep compatiblity back to
android 1.6
Have you tried to use the compatibility library that Google has? Check at
Android developer site for more information.
/Jackson
Den tisdagen den 19:e februari 2013 kl. 18:30:45 UTC+1 skrev Nobu Games:
Bob was asking for the string representation of an integer IP number. His
solution is correct, straightforward and does not require the instantiation
of three intermediate objects just for getting a simple string. Your
You want the app to be able to be transfered, installed and executed, don't you?
That means that it has to be read each step. That means you always can
decompile it, can't you?
So no, this can't be done, but you can make it harder to understand the code
with good obscuring programs that rename
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