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gimped our ability to design lots of killer apps and thereby
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You could also use xmpp.
This requires a constant Internet connection, which keeps the GSM radio
alive all the time, which drains your battery in no time flat.
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So, the question is: with an open-but-quiet Internet connection on a
carrier data network, how much power draw is there from the GSM radio?
There's also the scenario of the device being on WiFi instead of GSM, but
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Thanks for the REST suggestion, are we able to accomplish the same set
of functionality (i.e. custom objects being serialized) etc?
XML-RPC takes data, encodes it, and sends it over HTTP.
REST takes data, encodes it, and sends it over HTTP.
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of the invisible element, which is exactly what I want to
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Like android bundled contact applicaiton. When I long press a contact,
then a sub menu pops up - to let me 'edit','remove' ...
how to implement that? I was confused for a long time!
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of the Button
you can click on both the row and the rating bar independently and
they all work correctly as expected.
I suspect RatingBar may not be focusable, which would explain the
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by using a new process I assume, that a
service is actually a new process
Only if you set it up that way in AndroidManifest.xml. And, again, this
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, not an attribute, despite appearing in R.attr.
Try adding style=?android:attr/ratingBarStyleSmall to your RatingBar
in the XML.
You can see an example of this in ApiDemos/res/layout/ratingbar_1.xml,
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When using the rating bar do you have to register certain sites for it
to rate or is it automatic?
RatingBar is a widget, like Button or EditText or ListView.
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How do I get a flash player on this phone it never let's me download
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There is no Flash player as yet, though apparently one is in the works.
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Can u please let me know the list of the Music file format supported
by Android and the Music Player supported by Android.
MP3 and OGG, perhaps others.
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on the first
job, two thumbnails on the second job, three thumbnails on the third
job, etc. So, I'm guessing perhaps the exception is occurring somewhere
inside setThumbnail(). But that's just a guess.
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I have been unable to find out how to launch the browser activity in
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Can any you give me some example, because i am new to Android.
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That example of DatePickerDialog can be found in the samples/ directory
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particularly if you were looking to deploy via a market, but it's
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There are probably other patterns here as well; this is just one off the
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_orifile_ =
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openFileInput() accepts relative paths only. No leading slashes are
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never caused a problem.
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Great book. I recommend it to all.
I like the subscription model also. Very cool.
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Have you tried accessing it on Wifi vs. cell data? Could also be a
t-mobile data issue.
My test was WiFi, FWIW.
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Can I install any external file xml or text file next to apk
like .config file?
If your program downloads or creates data, it can store the data on the
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to show the whole image via some
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same, with my Intent to stop this behavior. However, I've tried a few,
and nothing has worked.
Any thoughts?
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activity receives a new intent, to create a new window for it.
Thought that might be the case, but I figured it was worth asking...
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overboard on the permissions, as I too had frustrations with the
location stuff, during the M5-0.9-1.0 SDK shifts. They definitely work
under 1.0r1. I'll be trying them on 1.0r2 before the year's out.
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Notification...though I'm not sure if that will survive the service
closing down.
2. You can't even be assured onDestroy() is called -- the process might
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Thanks
Peli has saved our bacon yet again:
http://www.openintents.org/en/node/121
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hey please check this link.http://androidguys.com/?p=3100#comment-5168
once again mark has proved himself that he is always dere to help
android guys.
Thank Peli, not me -- I just added some more words around the research
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Can we write this Android code in C++ ?
Applications, no.
Changes to the firmware, possibly -- see http://source.android.com.
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If there are more than 6 menu items, the more menu item will appear,
and the rest of the items go to a popup menu. Can we set icons to those
menu items?
Nope, sorry.
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to stay running all the
time.
Why not a service with an activity front-end? Services are meant to be
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the defualt Menu and have the dialoge show and dismiss in
the same manner as the default menu?
Step 1: don't create a menu
Step 2: use onKeyDown() to detect the [MENU] press, and do what you want
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inflate to work with my new view?
inflate() returns a View. That is the View containing R.id.txtViewName.
View inflated=inflate(context, R.layout.myadaptercontact, null);
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getItemViewType(int position), to help them be more efficient about the
recycling process, to increase the odds that the convertView passed into
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at all? I guess either a
better explanation and docs are in order or a new API that makes sense
to non-smokers.
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I have seven blog posts on this and related topics over on AndroidGuys:
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Note that most are for the M5 SDK, so the literal code may not work
properly without adjustment in some cases.
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my_value ?
Manually, you can reset it by deleting the preferences data in your
emulator -- it's an XML file found in:
/data/data/your.package.name.here/shared_preferences
You can use adb shell, DDMS's File Explorer, or the like to get rid of
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of pretending to go through the normal menu
system when you're not planning on actually presenting a real menu.
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physical keyboard, based on the leaked pictures to date.
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You received
uses a REST-style API, HttpURLConnection or the HTTPClient
(org.apache.http.*) will work.
Or, if you wish to build a Web service client, and the Web service uses
XML-RPC, somebody else on this list posted a link to their XML-RPC
implementation for Android.
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http
part.
Use SQLiteDatabase. Use rawQuery() or query() to get a Cursor. Use
getString(), getInt(), etc. to get column values, after using moveTo()
or moveToNext() to get to the proper row.
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be the trackball would have to be inset to make that work...
Adjusting one's hands to go
constantly back and forth between the keyboard and the trackball is
difficult unless you physically put the device down on a table.
On the other hand, FWIW, I haven't found this to be a problem.
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to an example? I'm guessing it would be via
onCreatePanelView(), but that's not used in the SDK samples AFAICT.
Thanks!
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You
trackball's
horizontally, right?
Of course, now that I have some caffeine in me, I see that my comments
don't address the point you were making in your posting nearly as well
as I thought they did, so, um, never mind, and sorry for bothering you.
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