The Android Boot loader Interface-file is the android_winusb.inf
that you should have unzipped in step 9. As mentioned in step 10, you
need to place it in the correct location within your Android SDK
directory that you downloaded and set up in step 8. In step 13 (the
one you quoted) you must
Weird, works if I type it in the browser but not if I click the link.
Try this one:
http://www2.immersion.com/developers/index.php?option=com_contentview=categorylayout=blogid=110Itemid=503
Also, Dianne is correct that the particular hardware used to create
vibration varies between devices and
Changing the intensity of vibration is not supported through the
Android SDK. However, there is a free SDK that you can use for the
Xperia Arc and other Android devices to adjust and manipulate
vibration in a variety of ways. You can find it at:
www.immersion.com/MOTIVandroid
Danny Zubiate
As stated on the Unlocking the Boot Loader article at
http://unlockbootloader.sonyericsson.com/, you may void the warranty
of your phone and/or any warranty from your carrier if you unlock the
boot loader. The warranty is only voided if you unlock the boot
loader. Getting the code from the
. The one example that
even has a Java component merely passes input through JNI, nothing
about setting the content view of the NativeActivity, which is what my
question here is about. Know of anythe examples somewhere on how to
do that?
On Oct 20, 7:22 pm, Danny.Zubiate danny.zubi...@gmail.com
Hi Paul,
I suggest you visit the following link and take a look at the tutorial
and the code examples there. They should help you to do exactly what
you are trying to do with the NativeActivity. The tutorial and code
examples provide a couple different methods to add on and manage the
necessary
If you are trying to change the size of the rectangle the .left and
.top should use the opposite operation from the .right and
.bottom. So if you want to increase the size of a rectangle, you
should use -= for top and left, and += for right and bottom.
/Danny Zubiate
Developer Support Engineer
Hi Stephen,
The article you linked is published along with other resources you may
find helpful, such as tutorials and code samples, at:
http://developer.sonyericsson.com/
You can also take advantage of the Device Loaner Program, linked there
as well, to borrow a device to test your
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