You probably want to use android:configChanges=orientation|
keyboardHidden.
Also, where in your manifest did you put this? It's a parameter of
the activity section.
And it works when I do it :)
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#2 happens by default, there's no special configuration.
As for #1, what is chunk data? Most networking operations in
Android are done the same as in Java, with the Socket library.
For displaying data, why not look at the example applications included
in the source code, as well as the
Yes, now you need to have a real API key to use MapView.
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The Email application that comes with Android has quite a bit of
SSLSocket use. Check in the android source for that.
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Ah, proxy might be the issue, I don't know about using a proxy with
the emulator, I don't have to do that.
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That kinda seems like the wrong way to do things, simulating key
events.
But anyways, if you want to pass data between Activities, you add it
into the Intent. See putExtra() and getExtra().
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If by Browser you mean the web browser on an Android device then
no, it's just a web browser.
But of course you can write your own application for Android that does
TCP/IP sockets to connect to some other service.
(also, maybe post a new thread next time?)
I got started on this one myself, but then I realized there's no way
to analyze the audio coming in without first recording it to a file...
and that really sucks for tuning a guitar. So I gave up for now, but
you can bet I'll be writing one once the API makes that possible.
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Right but are there add-on rate bars?
What the heck are you talking about?
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Who's Code Would That Be? And what about the difference between http and htp
is there a code for each one?
See, now I'm starting to think you're a troll. What is 'htp'?
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for desktop applications...
So you're probably out of luck.
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Android there.
So at this point, I'd assume not. Contact the people who ported Linux
to it for more information - we don't have anything further here.
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it specifically for the Android SDK.
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Go look at what ice-e is - it's a framework for writing Java
applications to run on mobile platforms. Android is not supported by
it right now, so the answer to the original question is no.
If he writes his app in Java *using the Android SDK*, then obviously
it will run on Android.
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This is a bit off-topic on an Android development group, as there's no
Android content.
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). Probably you should warn the user about the
cert being self-signed, and ask them if they want to accept it.
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Yeah, it's known to have quite a lot of issues. Try this for now:
http://code.google.com/p/k9mail
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You will not be able to access /data on the G1 with the shell. It's a
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The problem was stated.
No, the original poster said that it has problems, but didn't state
what problems he thinks it has.
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Except the phones that don't support the networks they use. I.e. the
T-Mobile G1.
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that streamed to the internet, and I
suspect that it'd drain your battery fast. As far as I know, there is
no such player yet available - but one could be written.
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YOU can download one and how long does the batt last?
Download one what?
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I noticed that lots of apps have been making a mess of my SD card. So
when I had to store some data there, I made the decision to keep
things cleaner. The path I used is /var/MyProgramName/ and then
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Yep, join the club. Lots of us are complaining about the inability to
add certificates to the system keystore.
One way that people have been working around this (in apps like
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does not give an application the right to turn on data roaming. Is
there any way to do this other than the option in the main system
preferences?
On Dec 11, 10:00 pm, Dianne Hackborn hack...@android.com wrote:
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Probably look here:
http://code.google.com/intl/ko/android/intro/develop-and-debug.html
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You cannot currently install a shared library via an APK file. Or for
that matter, get it onto a non-hacked G1 at all.
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I think so but you would be able to use wep wpa etc not just one form
of encryption key..
WEP, WPA personal, and WPA Enterprise are all done differently.
Android doesn't currently support WPA enterprise, but wpa_supplicant,
the program which Android uses to handle this, does. So its
You won't be able to create a directory or any files in /data.
Besides that's the phone memory. You probably want to do this on
the SD card instead.
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You would be better off waiting for the next Android phone. These
things are generally not interchangable. And really, this phone was
made by HTC for T-Mobile, it's of no surprise that it's designed to
work with their network and not a competitor's.
Last I checked, T-Mobile didn't have a presence in Canada. Which
would mean, no Canadian G1.
From what others are saying around here, it's ATT who did this wrong,
using oddball frequencies.
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Your carrier has no way of knowing that you're using wifi, they're not
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I have an app that uses a background thread to fetch data, then posts
messages/runnables to keep the UI up to date. When the UI is not
visible, this thread is suspended.
Pretty much, onCreate/onResume/etc for the Activity starts the
background process if it's not running.
if it's not visible.
I wrote an IRC client for one of the pre-release SDK versions (mostly
as a test), and looking at it now, I realize I didn't handle this case
at all :)
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I notice that we can't remove the system packages either. I just
tried adb uninstall com.android.email and of course it didn't
work... got:
W/PackageManager( 48): Attempt to delete system package
com.android.email
from the emulator. Figured I'd see if I could save some space :)
On Dec 18, 3:05 pm, Xavier Mathews xavieruni...@gmail.com wrote:
Yea Delete your prefrence data... be sure that the xml can not convert
to rss! Then delete the older file from the explorer.
You realize that RSS is just an XML file with a particular schema, yes?
Ignoring the previous reply
1. be able to place and retrieve text files on gphone flash memory via
usb
You'd be better off storing things like this on the SD card, rather
than in phone memory. More space for one, and if you want to be able
to retrieve the files via the USB data
I second the mention of using K9 as reference. Check in the src/com/
fsck/k9/mail/store/ directory, specifically the ImapStore.java and
TrustManagerFactory.java files, among others.
Also note that this stuff isn't Android-specific, these are standard
java.* and javax.* libraries, and there's
I've had smartphones for years - 3-4 days is VERY good I think. You
imply your simple Samsung phone was just a phone... which isn't
really comparable to something like the G1.
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) When user moves finger on the screen, redo 1), 2) and 3)
Can anybody give me some suggestions? Is this a good solution? Or, do
you have ideas about how to do this with a better way?
Thank you very much for your help and suggestions.
Merry Christmas ^_^
Michael
start at http://code.google.com/android maybe?
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, the KDE stuff really
sucks anyways :)
2. Is it possible to run zimbra on the phone?
There is no Android version of Zimbra available right now.
Or to sync zimbra with it?
See my answer to #1.
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Heh, I think that using webkit for this is NOT the right solution.
Were I to do this, and I've done it a few times already, I'd be doing
it with HttpClient.
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Can it? Yes, of course. Should you? That's another question.
Sounds like I don't have enough information about what you're trying
to do to give you a proper answer. Are you trying to display a web
page to the user, or parse data out of it?
On Dec 22, 5:37 pm, Yoav Weiss
Ah. I misunderstood what you were trying to do then. Your original
post wasn't at all clear about this goal.
On Dec 22, 5:58 pm, Yoav Weiss yoav.weiss...@gmail.com wrote:
I want to display a full web page to the user, while measuring the download
times. This is why I was leaning towards
Yes, this is expected behavior, it's to prevent one application from
accessing the data of another.
But this does not get in the way of using adb to install/remove
applications. You are using adb install and adb uninstall yes?
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Does this ability is already provided now?
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Does anyone have a working Example of ALBUM_ART, I have tried every
example out there and cannot find any that actually retreive the art.
I'm doing this in an unreleased application. I made an account over
at Amazon.com, and make a simple HTTP request to their server,
retrieve the XML
This is already supported via the uses-sdk tag in the manifest:
http://code.google.com/android/reference/android/R.styleable.html#And...
Ooh, slick. Would the value of this be set to the actual SDK
version, like '1.0_r2' then?
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I've looked at Connectbot's source a bit, and it looks like their SQL
stuff was based on the sample notepad application in the SDK. Which
is what I've based my own SQL stuff on too :)
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Of course. There is a sample application in the SDK that would be a
great place to start. Get the SDK and play with the API Demos on
the emulator.
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I have a small team checking out Iphone and Android because we want
to make a practice app
any one tel how to and install k9 for android application
It's in the Market.
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Puneet Bhatia wrote:
I want to run Perl script on Android Emulator but when I tried to do
that, I got error, Perl : command not found.
Can you please guide me how I can use Perl on emulator.
You would have to port perl yourself to the Android platform, it's
currently not supported.
I want to setup a TCP connection between two devices running the
Android OS. Is this possible, If so, please tell me how to accomplish
it.
Just like you would with Java on any other platform. Perhaps pick up
a Java networking book?
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Im guessing you'll need a central server with which to relay files
between. I dont believe phones have unique IPs which you can directly
access from phone to phone - its been a while since I checked though,
maybe someone else can confirm this?
If they're on wifi, you can assign them any IP
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System.out.println(s);
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Thanks for any ideas,
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set the permission to record audio in the android-manifest.xml
file using
uses-permission android:name=android.permission.RECORD_AUDIO/uses-
permission
Thanks for any help!
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a professional team. Seawasp was contributed to
ADC2 just by luck, because it fitted into the time frame.
There are countless hours of work, a few thousand dollars and many
sleepless nights in Seawasp. I really hope you like it!
Thanks for your time,
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the size and performance impact
of the lowest- and highest compression rate.
Just an idea,
Michael.
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Hi Tom,
i received the following error:
There were problems with the following fields:
* Url is too long (maximum is 75 characters)
But there's no URL input field visible. (Using Firefox 3.5.3 on WinXP)
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Every since I submitted my
ive been trying to find somethign on broadcastreceivers for 2 days now
and I cant find anything useful.
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of my code that I could, and this behavior
persists (including disabling all touch and click handlers, all
selection drawables, etc...). If the basic ListView isn't working as
is, is there any alternative but to try and override every single
inherent list behavior to get it to work?
Michael
On Oct 7
this in AndroidManifest, with the
android:configChanges attribute of your application. However... you
have to be aware of what this means.
I'm with the other guys, you probably want to do that some other way.
Perhaps another thread or some kind of static class?
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What is it that you people think you need root access to the
underlying OS for?
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No, you seem to completely misunderstand sockets. Android can make
TCP or UDP connections (using the previously mentioned Java socket
library) just fine, it's up to you which one you use, and for what
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So what, you want to hire an android developer?
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This reminds me of the issue where the email client refuses to accept
self-signed certificates. Extremely annoying, they should have had a
way to say okay, I accept this certificate - because you know, as
the user, I know better than the device.
try this:
uri: content://sms/conversations/1
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Did you sign different versions of your app with different keys? I
had this error message when I changed from the debug key to a real
key, and what I had to do was reinstall the old version, uninstall it
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You want this to be a real functional app, or just be what's
essentially spam advertising?
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Without any real detail I'm sure we've got no idea what you're
doing. Perhaps you should be watching the debug log (run 'adb
logcat') to see where your application crashes.
As for starting one activity from another... well, read the API docs
on 'Activity' - see 'startActivity()' and the
of sensor-based
orientation changes, see onConfigurationChanged() in Activity for how
to handle this event.
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That's pretty intentional. Is there some reason you can't use the
emulator for this?
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I would think that you WANT the browser to show those. Lots of sites
use that mimetype because the browser will display it.
It'd be better for you to find another solution to send these links at
your application. I mean, a desktop browser works the same way as
Android's does here. And
Oh. Well of course. Make your application be a background service
that watches the sensor.
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It seems that too many people have believed the media hype, or were
under the incorrect impression that T-Mobile's G1 would be completely
open and free. *Android* (made by Google and the community) is open
source and free for use, but the T-Mobile G1 is somewhat locked down,
which is what
Eh, blocking on user input is rarely the way to do things. Your
activity has to be able to respond to other events - such as being
killed or put to sleep when the phone rings. A mobile phone is an
event driven environment - so Google built Android that way.
If I read your post right, I'd be
Fine. Yes, the only way to get a response from a button is via the
onClick() handler. So yes, you use that to start up a thread and put
up a progress dialog, then close it when the thread has done its long
transaction.
Or not have the progress dialog - then the rest of the UI is still
active
You could also do a lazy update like they do in the API Demos in the
sample code included with the SDK, see List13.
One thing I've got in my own code is having a thread update the data
in the List which the ListView is linked to, and posting to a handler
each time an item is updated, running
Look in the SDK documentation on http://code.google.com/android ?
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Maybe you could provide some sample code so we can figure out what
you're doing?
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Looking at my own code that does exactly this, I notice that I run
client.getCookieStore().getCookies() *before* I make the login request
(via HTTP POST). Perhaps you need to initialize the cookie store
first?
Otherwise, I'm doing pretty much as you're doing:
DefaultHttpClient client = new
examples.
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Um, what does downloading jar files have to do with this exception?
Perhaps you could post the code in question?
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List13.java.
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I'm in the same boat - I've got an app idea that needs to be able to
do realtime analysis of the sound being recorded - this doesn't seem
to be possible yet either. I guess we can only hope for it in a later
revision, or work on adding such things in ourselves.
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If you're talking about the /data/ directory on the handset, that is
correct, you cannot look in that directory when connected via the adb
shell.
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Via what type of connection? You could easily make a HTTP
connection...
We really need more detail about what you are trying to do.
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Is this an app you wrote? I have seen this with apps when I changed
the signature on the new one... perhaps uninstall the old app first?
I had one case where I had to reinstall an old version signed with the
original certificate, then uninstall, then install the new one with my
new certificate.
I'd love to have PEAP support.
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Evening all,
I was lookin for a little help on how i could take a .apk and unpack
it if i wanted to alter the code. i see some really genius stuff out
there but i want to tweak it. i.e. tetherbot http://graha.ms/androidproxy/...
so i think i have installed almost every program under the sun I
Again, what are you trying to do exactly?
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Works fine for me with the daemon running as my usual non-root
server. I suspect there's some other issue here. Device permissions
maybe?
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Ooh, that sounds like an excellent idea.
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