eventually leave the activity. If you are simply bouncing between a few
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ADP1 is explicitly supposed to serve both purposes.
Glad to hear it!
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Does anyone know of a way to get the version/build number
programatically?
Check out android.os.Build and android.os.Build.VERSION.
Note that some of these values may be unusual in the emulator (e.g.,
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on the user's selections
In that case, you would not invoke someMethod() when the user clicks the
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happened.
Double-check to make sure the MP4 file is following the rules spelled
out here:
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and here:
http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers/msg/2175bba33a09b262
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Myaz wrote:
I was wondering if its possible to have an application run on startup
of the phone and then run permanently in the background.
Nothing can be guaranteed to be permanent, but it is possible to run
an application at startup via the BOOT_COMPLETED broadcast Intent.
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How to i do to launch 2 instances of the Emulator at the same time??
http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/tools/emulator.html#multipleinstances
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ANDREA P wrote:
Is there a FileChooser for Android ???
As a widget, no.
Because I want to select a file from File System and after send it.
Consider using OI File Manager from OpenIntents.org:
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What should I insert there in the nameOfPreference in order for it
to find the value that the user saved?
Use PreferenceManager.getDefaultSharedPreferences() instead. It will
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If I have a checkBoxPreference, how can I enable/disable it?
setEnabled() in Java, or android:enabled in the preference XML.
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the back button.
Are you shutting down your background threads in onDestroy() (or
onPause() or onStop())?
I do not believe that background threads automatically terminate on a
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and how would I get this to work in the background? I'm
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Take a look at AlarmService.
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Is there a way to verify that the text that the user entered into the
EditText widget is actually an email?
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i need to push some images in sdcard for testing. when i use this
command
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it says read only file system.
The second parameter needs to be a path on the device/emulator, such as:
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, and I may still figure it
out, but the raw data is somewhat mystifying.
If anyone knows of open source projects that have done a nice job with
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Excellent!
I was probably aiming too complex, trying to determine the direction of
a shake.
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I do not believe you can. AFAIK, WebView does its own thing with respect
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as well be a part of an
ActivityGroup.
please provide help.
Somebody achieved this late in 2008. Please search this list, and you
should find the solution. You might also consider searching on
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Try a RotateAnimation.
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Could you provide us with the error details from the log? Use adb
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In particular, it would be useful to know what exception occurred and
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system/app/?
You would need to make your application be part of the firmware for
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Based on your other posts, I suspect what you want to do is not possible
without modifications to the firmware.
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compatibility, learn how to keep the APIs
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, If I have to wait for the libraries to be upgraded, is there a
release schedule I can track anywhere?
That I can't help you on...
Please file your problem, and the suggestion of the HttpClient 4.0
upgrade, in http://b.android.com, if you haven't already.
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alok Yadav wrote:
I have ported android on i.MX31 processor.I am suffering with a
browser issue with android porting.
Questions related to Android porting are best asked on a list dedicated
to Android porting:
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saravanan wrote:
What type of Database support provided by Android?
Android has SQLite (http://sqlite.org) integrated in.
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cmgreen...@googlemail.com wrote:
Is this a known issue?
Well, you posted an issue, so it's known now!
;-)
However, if you could attach some sample code to that issue that
demonstrates the bug, that may help get it resolved more quickly.
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reported issues with said drivers, and
partly because it's such fun to blame Vista... ;-)
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Mr. Sutton's comment regarding the SDK documentation was probably
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javax.mail.internet.InternetAddress is available in Android.
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Presumably, they are importing the source code or the JAR of JavaMail
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effectively terminated. All cleanup (stopping threads, unregistering
receivers) should be complete upon returning from onDestroy().
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sdphil wrote:
by the way, is there any way to know when Android is about to force-
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Not really.
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the time, battery life will suffer, but a SIP client is at least a
decent justification for it.
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android:layout_width=fill_parent doesn't work?
I'm also not quite sure what you're gaining by the single-row,
single-column TableLayout -- if that is all that will be in the layout,
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Please tell me it about Donut and Eclair as follows.
When are Donut and Eclair released?
What is the main features of Donut and Eclair?
Nothing has been announced about either update at this time.
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Who would have thought.
Yeah, it boggled my mind the first time I encountered it, and my case
wasn't even as dramatic as your missing Spinner drop-down arrow.
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labels, and change their font sizes. The
following link shows this technique, in this case changing the size of
the tabs:
http://wiki.andmob.org/faq-tabsize
However, this code will likely break in future Android releases, so you
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Keep an eye on that thread -- we're more likely to get answers there
than here, as I don't recall seeing a Motorola person comment here.
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javame_android wrote:
I would like to know whether Android handsets support CDMA network
also.
In the US, Sprint reportedly will have the HTC Hero later this year.
Sprint is a CDMA network.
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I cant find anywhere how to change the Text COLOR in a webview. I can
change the background color but not the Text.
Modify the HTML you are displaying in the WebView.
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Alex Tang wrote:
SystemProperties.get(status.battery.level_raw)
can get battery status instantly! Like typing #getprop
status.battery.level_raw in adb shell
This is not part of the SDK.
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android:text=Button5/
/RelativeLayout
/ScrollView
Thanks in advance.
Try HorizontalScrollView.
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//String []recipe=getIntent().getExtras().getStringArray
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the same id. How can I get just the first item?
getView() (or bindView()) knows the position. The first item is position 0.
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word out about what specific things developers need to consider for
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The program just crashes as i select an item in the list. Please can
someone tell me what im doing wrong.
What is the exception? You can get a stack trace via adb logcat, DDMS,
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If you implemented a context menu, override onContextItemSelected() in
your activity.
If you implemented one or more Button widgets, not a menu, call
setOnClickListener() on the widget and supply a listener object to be
notified when the button is clicked.
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, I'll write up the selector/StateListDrawable approach
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is there a unique phone id (not the phone number -- since that can
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on other phones it's called the PIN code.
android.os.TelephonyManager has getDeviceId(), which returns the IMEI
for GSM devices, and who knows what right now for CDMA devices.
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else return true line is telling Android hey, I am going to
handle external links (by not doing anything). You may wish to call
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But no devices is detected by adb.
Any help welcome.
Galaxy support should be available in a future release:
http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=3293
If you wish, that thread outlines a change to /etc/udev/rules.d/
contents and a patched adb that may work for you.
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could be the difference? Are there any different settings for
running javascript?
Javascript is disabled by default.
Call getSettings().setJavaScriptEnabled(true) on your WebView to enable it.
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Timothy F wrote:
I'm attempting to obtain raw picture data from the camera. According
to the Javadocs it can be obtained via the callback passed to
camera.takePicture(null, callback, null).
RAW is not available:
http://osdir.com/ml/AndroidDevelopers/2009-02/msg01493.html
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Beyond that, I suspect you will have to wait for Android 1.6 and
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(), and getComponent().
The last one will return a ComponentName(), which in turn has
getClassName() and getPackageName() getter methods. Persist all four of
those values. Then, when you need the Intent back, use setClassName(),
setAction(), and addCategory() to rebuild it from the pieces.
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Photics wrote:
I tried
to understand what you and Mark Murphy posted about Intents and
Activities, but I wasn't able to get it working.
startActivity(new Intent(Intent.ACTION_VIEW, http://thisismydomain.com;));
Replace the hardwired URL in the above snippet with whatever you want to
display
called
because of a breakpoint, or logging statements not shown above, perhaps
your service is not registered in the manifest or something. You should
see warnings or errors in logcat (via adb logcat, DDMS, or the DDMS
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Argy wrote:
What if I have this XML layout online (on a website) and I want to
create the layout on runtime?
Is there any way to do this?
No, sorry.
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of it.
Again, this is an educated guess, based upon what we had been told for
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'nuther system in mind now.
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has not been discussed much beyond this thread, and presumably
is the meat of Ms. Hackborn's upcoming blog post.
Like you, I'm awaiting more details.
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Is possible to make a call programaticaly without the dial? I want to
make an app that in background make a call, but i need that don't show
the Dial app, only my own app.
Anyone can help me?
Use the ACTION_CALL Intent. You will need the associated permission
(CALL_PHONE).
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would start with a
ViewFlipper.
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to deep sleep?
There is no notification when the CPU shuts down.
I want to do some
task before my application be killed by the system.
When the CPU shuts down, your application is not killed.
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Android 1.5
-the-header-of-a-httpurlconnection
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junker37 wrote:
Is there a way to get the phone type? For example, can I determine if
the phone is a G1, or myTouch, etc?
android.os.Build.MODEL is probably what you want.
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