Hello,
I'm trying to find a workaround for the following bug:
http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=5277
Short summary: installing an application from a .apk file and then
running it with the 'Run' button in the Package Installer will cause the
application to run subtly wrong, which
I appear to have found a bug in the Adreno 200 OpenGL driver which is
used on the HTC Desire (among others). Specifically, if you're using a
32-bit config, and you call glReadPixels(), it crashes.
I've got a bug containing a test case here:
http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=10825
In order to keep some native code happy, I need to launch an activity in
a new process. Does anyone know how to do this?
I can set the activity's process attribute in the manifest, but this
will cause *all* instances of the activity to appear in the *same*
process, which I can't have.
I'm
On 29/07/10 12:37, Mark Murphy wrote:
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You're saying you want to use *several processes* for one app? Not
one, not two, but many?
That is correct. It's an environment for running alien applications;
each application goes in a process, but they're all instances of the
same activity. Believe
I have an application with a multi-instance activity. I would like each
instance of the activity to appear in a *new* task and process.
Does anyone know how to do this? By manipulating the manifest I can
cause *all* instances of the activity to appear in a specific task and
process, but I haven't
On 27/07/10 07:34, FrankG wrote:
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When I read your email it sounds for me that you are able to adapt
the email app on your platform.
No. I'm looking at the email app source code to try and figure out how
this whole area works, as it's largely undocumented. I don't have the
ability to
I would like my application to be able to send and receive files via
OBEX on Eclair. We have our own IANA MIME type.
My investigations of the (undocumented) Bluetooth APIs seem to suggest
that Eclair is hard-coded to only allow transfers of images, audio and
video. From the Bluetooth package
My app wants to send a data file by email.
However, the data only exists inside the database. There is no physical
file containing it.
In order to make it possible to send this using INTENT_SEND, I need to
return a file descriptor in ContentProvider.openFile(). This means I
need to write my data
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I'm trying to fetch the telephone number of the device. I'm calling
TelephonyManager.getLine1Number(), and it's returning null.
A trawl of the intertubes shows that there's a potential problem
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I was informed that its a SIM issue, and that some SIM cards do not
store the telephone number in the appropriate way to retrieve the
number
That's what I originally thought, but as I said, Settings-About Phone
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I'm trying to fetch the telephone number of the device. I'm calling
TelephonyManager.getLine1Number(), and it's returning null.
A trawl of the intertubes shows that there's a potential problem with
some SIMs not containing this information; however,
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Dianne Hackborn wrote:
Also you definitely do get paused when the screen is turning off, so you
really should be able to fix things by doing whatever you need to there.
What I'm trying to do is to work around bug 3755:
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Is there any way where I can detect that the screen is about to turn
off, so I can do some work *before* it happens?
I need this to work around bug 3755: OpenGL apps sometimes crash when
the screen gets turned off because they don't get
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I've got an OpenGL game with a SurfaceHolder being used to manage the
screen.
If I use the HOME button to temporarily switch away from the game, I see
the following sequence of callbacks:
Press HOME -
onPause()
surfaceDestroyed()
onStop()
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I have an application that uses EGL. It creates an EGLSurface in the
normal manner, draws on it, etc. Then the user presses the HOME button.
The EGL spec says this:
Following a power management event, calls
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How would I go about generating the hash code? I am intending on
using the ime.
If you're in the UK and you want to keep track of customers' IMEIs, you
may need to get legal advice --- there's a good chance you'll be liable
under
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I have an application that uses EGL. It creates an EGLSurface in the
normal manner, draws on it, etc. Then the user presses the HOME button.
The EGL spec says this:
Following a power management event, calls to eglSwapBuffers, eglCopy-
Buffers,
I'm trying to do something incredibly simple: I want a layout which
evenly divides the space up among its children, so each child is the
same size. I cannot figure out how to do this.
LinearLayout appears to assign space to all of its children and then
allocate the *remaining* space --- so a
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Tom Gibara wrote:
Try setting the width of every child in your LinearLayout to 0, and their
weights to 1.
Yup, that works. Thanks!
(But good grief, it's hardly intuitive. I'd have never have thought of
that on my own.)
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I want to initialise my database on app startup from a file containing
quite a lot of SQL.
I can't find any way of executing multiple statements at once.
SQLiteDatabase.execSQL() is restricted to running *one* statement at a
time. I know the SQLite library is capable of doing this; is there
Chris Stratton wrote:
[...]
Pretty soon we'll be talking about a custom runtime linker that loads
up a patched version of the existing sqlite... there must be a better
way?
You might be interested in HSQLDB:
http://hsqldb.org/
It's a pure-Java SQL engine. Being pure Java, it has the
I would like my app to start an email app such as GMail with an attached
file.
For various technical reasons we can't use a file: URL for this --- we
have to pull the file out of our ContentProvider. So, I need some way to
make a content: URL behave as if it were a file.
We've got it
Chris Stratton wrote:
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I wonder if its expectations are close enough to those of the sources-
provided non-gmail Email application that you could debug it against
that and then switch back to gmail?
Yes, of course I can...
For reference, what GMail (and Email) want is a cursor
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Bear in mind that the Android emulator runs in a virtual machine (qemu).
Just because you can get to the FTP server from your desktop does not
necessarily mean you can get to it from the virtual machine.
Also, don't
Tane Piper wrote:
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File k = new File(j, rowId + .jpg);
k.mkdirs();
k.createNewFile();
[...]
However, it keeps failing on the line k.createNewFile(); with the
error:
WARN/System.err(10727):
; it is the obvious place
for hosting this sort of thing...
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My APK is 1.2M. I've searched for ways to reduce it in size without
success. Any pointers?
Alas, Google Pages is no more (unless you happen to have signed up for
it before they started to shut it down), but sites.google.com is a
similar free website hosting thingy that's nothing
that the only thing this needs to work is that
email apps declare themselves as supporting the mailto: data scheme? Do
any Android email apps do this already?
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MediaPlayer.seekTo() to change the
position in the stream.
But if it *hasn't started playing yet*, you can't change the position.
In other words, you need to wait for it the buffer the initial part of
the stream and start playing before you can call seekTo().
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(Incidentally, if anyone can point me at a real datasheet for the
MSM7201A, I'd be interested to see it. All I can find are marketing puff
pieces.)
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David Given wrote:
I'm trying to play streaming music. The user has previously requested
that the stream start a certain way into the stream. How do I do this?
[...]
Does anyone have any suggestions on how do this? If I can't make this
work, my app is basically stuffed, and nothing I've tried
seconds while the buffer gets filled from the correct
location.
Is there any way of streamlining this? Can I tell MediaPlayer to *just*
read the metadata and not to try and fill the buffer, for example?
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I'm trying to play streaming music. The user has previously requested
that the stream start a certain way into the stream. How do I do this?
What I'm finding is that if I do:
mediaplayer.setDataSource(...);
mediaplayer.prepare();
mediaplayer.seekTo(...);
...then the seek happens *after* the
and fiddly.
Given that this is the sort of thing that people are likely to want to
do, are there any system services that will do it all for me, so I can
throw away all my custom code?
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I think this is similar to what the OP wanted...
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I have a layout problem with ImageView.
I'm trying to display an image, with a border drawn round it, at the
largest possible size that will fit in an area without changing the
aspect ratio. I'm doing this with a simple ImageView, with the border
drawn using a Drawable attached to
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swimming in almost literal circles
because I was a few metres away from an old magnetised torpedo, that was
causing a complete 180° deflection. Even unmagnetised metal has a severe
effect. Of course, if you're *not* standing on top of a lump of iron,
+/- 46° does seem like a lot.)
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but I'll try that later... are you sure Android doesn't support ogg? Ogg
support was announced with some fanfare with the m5 SDK. Has it been
removed again?
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My application extensively uses menus constructed from activities
declared in the manifest, using Menu.addIntentOptions() to get the
system to automatically merge in any appropriate menu items based on the
current activities' URL. This is working very well.
Unfortunately, I haven't figured out
Ian Vaughan wrote:
There must be a way in, if there is a way into the iPhone, then there
must be here!?
It's worth remembering that Android, while it uses the Linux *kernel*,
does not use the Linux userland, and should not really be considered a
normal Linux system. Other than adb, which is
ThemePark wrote:
Point taken. I didn't think it would use up a lot of battery power,
but you're right, a lot of little bits certain would.
It would be entirely possible to have the app only run when the device
is charging; given that most people with smartphones leave them on
charge overnight,
Jason Parekh wrote:
[...]
As an interim solution, you could, in your onCreateOptionsMenu, go
through each menu item and do:
Intent intent = item.getIntent();
if (intent != null) item.setIcon(packageManager.getActivityIcon(intent));
Thanks, that ought to do it --- but I can't seem to find
I'm trying to stream an ogg file over the network, but without success.
MediaPlayer.setDataSource() throws an IOException:
java.io.IOException: setDataSource failed.: status=0x8000
I know the destination file exists, and the same code works fine with
mp3s, so this seems to be something
hackbod wrote:
[...]
In other words, if you use private APIs, you can -only-
distribute the resulting app by having a carrier bundle it with a
phone.
Just out of interest, do you have an offline API checker app that could,
say, be run against applications before they get uploaded to the App
Romain Guy wrote:
That's what the SDK is for. If your app compiles against the SDK, you're good.
Yes, but I'm more interested in making sure that *other people's*
applications aren't doing anything they shouldn't be.
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a system for running C on Java by compiling the C into MIPS machine
code and then converting the machine code into Java bytecode (which
would then get converted into Dalvik bytecode). The result will be
slower than rewriting the app in Java, but that may be sufficient for
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projects refer to.
does that do what you want?
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, but that would provide an easy way for people to get their hands
on an unlocked device and so avoid the 2-year T-Mobile contract, so I
doubt it will happen.
(I'd love one. Not on that contract.)
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I'm drawing a ListView. My graphic designer has specified a texture for
the selected item; that's fine, I just put it in a drawable and set the
ListView's listSelector attribute.
However, he's *also* specified a texture for unselected items. I can't
figure out how to do this. What I've tried:
-
Romain Guy wrote:
There's a way to do this. Simply set your background texture on the
list items, but use a selector for the background. For the state
android:state_selected=true, simply use @android:color/transparent
as the background. This way, when an item is selected, its texture
won't be
Does anyone know if there's any documentation for the shape XML
language used for specifying drawables? I haven't been able to find
anything, and
http://code.google.com/android/reference/available-resources.html#drawables
doesn't mention them.
Currently I'm working from the examples in the SDK,
I have an app that wants read-only access to a fairly small MySQL
database held on a remote server. For speed, I want to hold a copy of
the database locally. (It only gets updated once a week or so.)
What I'm currently doing is I've got a PHP script on the remote machine
that dumps out the
, and so can't read application-owned files unless
they're o+r (which is what WORLD_READABLE maps to). My files were being
created with the default umask.
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the buffering effective?
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Josh Guilfoyle wrote:
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Also, in my tests, the MediaPlayer buffers poorly. It seems to take 2
- 5 seconds to even gear up and make a connection for some reason, and
then it seems to buffer more than is necessary in certain
circumstances. I'd like to load a simple test up on the HTC Vogue
Steve Oldmeadow wrote:
Where are you storing the file? There is a change with the
MediaPlayer where it can't open files in the application's data area
for security reasons.
Yes --- that was the problem. I now have it all working. Wonderful! Thanks!
(Oddly enough, though, I'm still seeing an
I'm currently working on a custom audio player app for an online music
site. It has the following main requirements:
a) I need to be able to play music without waiting for it to download.
b) I wish to cache the music locally so that the user's favourite tracks
don't need to be downloaded again.
I have an application that's a specialised streaming audio player,
designed to play music from a particular online archive. I'm using the
time-honoured technique of downloading into a file and telling
MediaPlayer to stream from the file.
This all worked on m5, but on 0.9 it fails: I call
Joa wrote:
Here's one more link which describes permissions
No, there isn't! Did you mean to include something?
I've had a look at the permissions, but don't see anything obvious ---
the only two audio-related permissions appear to be
MODIFY_AUDIO_SETTINGS and RECORD_AUDIO, neither of which
Megha Joshi wrote:
[...]
Your ADT error might be due to the keytool issue related to locale...see
the link below:
http://code.google.com/android/kb/troubleshooting.html#signingcalendar
I'm UKian, and as far as we know we use the Gregorian calendar too...
Creating and building an empty project
nazurro wrote:
Hello,
I have the EXACT same problem, want to try developing for Android but
I just can't get it to work:
Ubuntu 8.04
Eclipse 3.3.2
JVM: java-6-sun
I would be very happy for suggestions.
Beats me. Sorry. (That is, in fact, almost exactly my setup --- I'm
using Eclipse
I have just upgraded from m5 to 0.9 on Linux using the ADT on Eclipse
3.4, and (after fixing my program) I am finding that it's refusing to
build anything. The project I'm using was created on m5 and I'm now
using it on 0.9.
I get the following in the Problem pane:
Type: Generic ADT Problem
is
only uses the Linux kernel, it's not a full Linux operating system, and
as such is missing lots of things needed to make arbitrary applications
work (like X). You will very likely only ever be able to run specially
built Android applications on an Android device.
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Josh Guilfoyle wrote:
This isn't entirely true. While Java is the only officially supported
language, a quick Google search has revealed that folks have figured
out how to use the ARM toolchain to build native C applications and
even JNI libraries for use in Java.
Yup; however, it is
I fed it a malformed .ogg file.
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Mark Armendariz wrote:
Josh, I have to agree with Joa. Thanks for the inside info!! The
fact that sdk updates are withheld from the earliest of adopters is
ridiculous.
Yes, I agree that this is clearly unacceptable. Obviously we should
immediately demand our money back.
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It's a bit more complicated than that. I would like to create a common
code to run on Android and Sun JVM.
Android UI and swing UI Apps would be using that common code.
Inside that common code, at time of init, I would like to know what is
the VM type in order to
and
undocumented errors, which probably all boil down to 'not supported yet'.
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is, and it *still* gets very
confused (and crashes) if you use oggs instead of MP3s.
But this is strictly a workaround, and a pretty clunky and unreliable
one. MediaPlayer is *supposed* to be able to open remote URLs directly,
but that doesn't work yet.
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and they've sourced a reasonable number of private beta testers.
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Wiktor wrote:
Gee... I really believe that Google developers are just hiding
Android's real progress, and hoping it's doing just fine. But I do
admit that even if Google has many innovative applications and ideas
they can't do simple stuff like proper documentation.
Well, I used to work for a
Nickname wrote:
[...]
With M5 SDK, the current Logcat window always loses log messages every
time application is re-launched, so I need to close the current Logcat
window and re-open another one to get the log messages for the re-
launched application.
I don't use the logcat window because I
still
massage the data any way you like when populating the spinner.
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Mark Murphy wrote:
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Simplest solution is probably to use a custom ViewBinder on your
SimpleCursorAdapter that adds a '(no selection)' row to the spinner.
Can a ViewBinder add rows? I don't see how given the API.
Yeah, if you're mapping the Spinner's data directly onto
Wesley wrote:
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1. Basically the error mean I did not declare activity in manifest
where generate this error when I start activity... What I intent to do
is to start activity without declare it at manifest... How can I hard
code those manifest info inside my code to start an activity?
I'm
Mark Murphy wrote:
[...]
For that matter, are there any rules as to how
an application should use SD card space?
You'll need a Googler to answer strictly about rules.
That being said, I recommend you consider the SD card contents to really
be the user's prerogative in terms of layout
I'm trying to scale quite a large image (500x500 pixels or so) to fit on
the screen. The standard Canvas scaler appears to use a simple
nearest-neighbour algorithm, which results on really nasty aliasing and
horrible jaggies.
Does Android contain any interpolating scalers?
My next step is to
Mark Murphy wrote:
[...]
If you're sure your data set won't be a-changin' underneath you, you
could try using an unmanaged cursor. However, if other activities have
the capability of modifying the data you're showing in the list (e.g.,
it's a public content provider), then I suspect you
Has anyone ever gotten MediaPlayer to play audio streams directly off
the network without having to download them first?
Here is my naive code straight out of the manual:
---snip---
_player = new MediaPlayer();
_player.setOnPreparedListener(this);
_player.setOnErrorListener(this);
Liang Yang wrote:
[...]
Is it possible to access the file in emulator, such as files in the below
directories :
If you mean from the host computer, try 'adb pull'.
If you mean from an Android application, the standard Java file I/O
functions work as you would expect (although Unix file
A simple but vital question...
There seems to be no KEYCODE_HASH symbol. However, there is a
KEYCODE_POUND symbol.
Is KEYCODE_POUND supposed to represent # or £?
If it's supposed to represent #, then what symbol represents £?
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hello u there??
Um, you only posted your message three minutes ago. You may want to wait
a little longer before following up, like about 24 hours.
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All Java types are unsigned (except char). Yes, that's dumb.
No, all Java types are *signed* except char.
D'oh! Indeed so. I seem to have missed a ! from the beginning of that
statement.
It's still dumb, though.
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Is there anything else I need to do register a MIME type handler than
just put it in my manifest? Do I need to, for example, provide a
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have this *working*? If so, how?
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with. While you can bodge
it and make it work, sort of, it's not very reliable. I'd suggest you
limit your code to simple calculations and do all your I/O through Java.)
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UnsatisfiedLinkError. If your library loads but doesn't contain an
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UnsatisfiedLinkError when you call the native method (which I think is
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Activity receives the Intent, it hasn't had its Action set to the value
in the filter.
Any suggestions as to how I can resolve this? Other than subclassing
InstallerActivity, of course.
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qvark wrote:
[...]
The set of algorithms executed with a Sun JVM (1.6.0_03) take less
than 20 secs but when I execute them within the emulator (in the same
machine), they are taking over 7 minutes! That's more than 20x slower!
AFAIK, the Dalvik VM is currently an *interpreter*... running on an
for a thread with the title 'Unresolved symbols JNI' for more
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whenever you call
setPixels() it does lossy format conversion. You may want to turn off
dithering, as this will introduce noise.
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sasperilla wrote:
If I try and download a file type with the web browser that's not
supported. I get a message saying Unable to download file as content
type is not supported. Is there a way I can register my application
as a supporter of a particular content type or mime type?
AFAIK, you
it by looking at
ComponentInfo.metaData for the activity.
http://code.google.com/android/reference/android/R.styleable.html#AndroidManifestMetaData
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