The initial cursor position is before the first row. You have to
moveToNext() or moveToFirst( before you get any data out of the cursor.
On 12/09/10 01:36, kypriakos wrote:
> I have the following code that accesses data on a database residing
> in
> /data/data//databases (I copy my database from
On 11/09/10 16:51, SoftwareForMe.com SoftwareForMe.com wrote:
> Hello,
>
> What do you all know about AppsLib?
>
> I know they were a small startup store who partnered with Archos to
> provide them with an app store on their devices.
>
> Recently we found that they are distributing pirated software
On 10/29/10 23:07, kypriakos wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> some Android phones do not have Java installed on them - that's
> what their specs list. What does that mean? Isn't every app written
> for an Android phone developed for a java runtime? What do these
> phone lack?
>
> Thanks
>
>
Java support in
On 10/11/10 17:23, Jim Cortez wrote:
> Hello all,
> I am trying to send a Class object using the android.os.Messenger
> capabilities. The Bundle class does not have methods for adding a
> Class object and the Class object is not parcelable. Has anyone done
> this before? Are there any ideas on
On 10/04/10 22:14, Maps.Huge.Info (Maps API Guru) wrote:
> I got the e-mail and read the terms. I decided to stick with the
> Android market and forget this one. I think it's going to be a dud.
> Then again, what do I know?
>
> -John Coryat
>
>
I got the e-mail but did not agree to the NDA. I w
On 09/28/10 08:58, titleist wrote:
> I noticed that whenever httpPost is called, the exception is thrown:
>
>
>
> // Compiled from DexFile.java (version 1.5 : 49.0, super bit)
> public final class dalvik.system.DexFile {
>
> // Method descriptor #8 (Ljava/io/File;)V
> // Stack: 3, Locals: 2
>
On 09/20/10 23:18, mukgup wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> I am looking to make an application in which I have to read Email's
> from MS Exchange server. I tried to search on API's provided by
> Android 2.2 to do so but no luck yet. Is it possible to do so. Is
> android gave open APIs to read and reply emai
On 09/16/10 00:48, Jiang wrote:
> Hello, guyes.
>
> I need to get android version programmtically & dynamically when my
> application is running on device.
>
> I tried android.os.Build.Version, but it doesn't exist in Android sdk 1.6.
>
> How to get android version?
>
> Thanks.
> Jiang
>
>
androi
On 09/04/10 08:55, ben wrote:
> I've seen a few preview videos of Google TV pop up on the internet. I
> noticed they contained several apps such as GameTime and the Weather
> Channel. I was wondering how this is possible since there's no API yet
> and no announcement of one from Google.
>
> It's go
On 09/03/10 05:31, Droid wrote:
> WIndows did a system restore on a crash boot-up, guess what? yes, my
> keystore has gone now - for ever.
> I should have backed it up. But
>
>
> The problem is I have 20 Apps that I cannot now update in the Market
> as it will not accept a new key signing.
>
>
On 08/30/10 06:59, Alok Kulkarni wrote:
> Hi all,in my application I have a class as:
>
> 1.
> public class TouchInterceptor extends ListView
>
> and my main activity class as:
>
> 1.
> public class GUIEngine extends Activity
>
>
> in this class i initialize my ListView variable as:
On 08/27/10 22:42, Doug wrote:
> I'll follow up with extra info by pointing out that the string array
> extra also gets wiped when the device is rebooted. Both N1 and
> Droid. And I'm told by a user that apparently this was a problem in
> Android 2.1 as well.
>
>
I noticed the same problem wit
Encrypting the .apk is like forward-locking; it is easily defeated on
rooted phones.
On 08/25/10 13:33, keyeslabs wrote:
>
> That's not what I was picturing. Isn't there some way that we could
> do both? Apps downloaded from market could be encrypted and only
> decrypted by the OS when used (in
On 07/20/10 15:09, Michael Angerman wrote:
> Is this project Tiny ORM written by Shawn O. Pearce going to be
> equivalent to
>
> Hibernate in Java
> ActiveRecord in Ruby
> Doctrine in PHP
>
> http://android.git.kernel.org/?p=tools/gwtorm.git;a=summary
>
> Does any one know if Google is working on a
Seems like a work-around for that would be to have a base app that only
requests the base permissions, and have it on-demand install an optional
add-on that requests the additional permissions. The base app calls
into the add-on to do the additional functionality.
On 07/13/10 15:17, Jonas Peterss
Maybe the problem is you are not forwarding touch events to the
GestureDetector
I would expect to see something like
@Override
public boolean onTouchEvent(MotionEvent evt) {
return detector.onTouchEvent(evt);
}
On 07/06/10 21:07, zeeshan mirza wrote:
> Here is my own code w
On 07/07/10 10:52, gabri wrote:
> I've been trying to export it to a jar file but as there is no main
> method in my app this doesen't work. Can someone tell me how to create
> this executable?
> the executable is tu run the emulator and app both in computer not at
> phone!!
>
>
Android apps wil
On 07/02/10 16:26, Peter Ciank wrote:
> Dear People,
>
> very soon, I have to implement for my users something smaller than a
> notebook. I've been searching and researching and I found iPad and
> other Tablets with Android. I'm very interested in Android because, I
> think, it's more flexible but
On 06/12/10 17:22, Bill Lumberg wrote:
> I am running Eclipse Galileo on an Intel Mac and after using it for a
> bit, it becomes very slow. By slow I mean switching between tabs and
> scrolling through source becomes nearly unusable. I have to close
> Eclipse and re-open it, and that usually only
On 05/25/10 15:31, andreas wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Tell me if I am wrong, but Google tells us, there is a content
> provider for calendar:
>
> http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/providers/content-providers.html
>
> There you can read:
>
> "Similarly, the URIs for the table of recent phone calls a
On 05/25/10 03:34, Andreas Streim wrote:
> Hi everybody,
>
> my app uses the internal calendar via the not officially, but in some
> articles on the web mentioned methods. So I have some lines to read
> all available calendars:
>
> String[] projection = new String[] { "_id", "displayName" };
> Uri
On 05/20/10 11:44, Matt Joyce wrote:
> Are there any plans to produce an SDK that's Java free?
>
> I'd really like to develop for my phone, but the current SDK prevents
> me from doing so in good conscience. I am curious if I should just
> write my apps for another platform or if I should hold out
On 04/15/10 11:17, Ne0 wrote:
> Thanks, I hadn't, but i have now and it did not work. pdg was a typo i
> meant.
>
> ..
> Uri path = Uri.fromFile(new File("assets/UserGuide.pdf");
> ..
>
> Any other suggestions?
>
>
I don't think other apps can access assets that are part of your .apk
directly--y
On 04/08/10 08:23, Bob Kerns wrote:
> HOWEVER -- as a developer, I can find no way to list my paid app on
> their site. This makes me very suspicious. Are the developers getting
> paid, or are these pirates?
>
>
100% pirates
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On 04/07/10 09:19, Brill Pappin wrote:
> If your rewriting the email app, I'd be willing to help... coming from
> the iPhone, I'm not all that impressed with it on the Android and
> would like a better alternative.
>
> - Brill
>
> On Apr 6, 9:17 pm, patbenatar wrote:
>
>
The K9 mail project is
On 03/29/10 13:42, Mark Murphy wrote:
> ole! wrote:
>
>> Hi All:
>>
>> We have an app that needs to be distributed to a large but limited
>> audience.
>> We are doing this through our own web site.
>>
>> Now that AT&T will not allow any downloads to the Flip except through
>> the Android market,
On 03/18/10 11:11, Brion Emde wrote:
> I just got a new computer, a Mac-mini, and I'm working on getting my
> Android development going on the new machine. I'm migrating from
> Vista, where my application currently runs correctly.
>
> It does not build correctly on OSX. I can create a new project,
On 03/15/10 18:19, Hari wrote:
> Hi,
> I am new to ANDROID application development. I am in the process of
> learning ANDROID framework and trying to understand the examples. I
> noticed that the data manipulation was using native SQL. Is there a
> ORM tool for ANDROID framework? (Like, Hibernate f
On 03/14/10 21:03, Samsyn wrote:
> I wonder if this could be a Verizon thing. What strikes me as odd is
> that the UrlConnection works fine, and that must also be using tcp, so
> is fundamentally the same as my subsequent Socket connection, which
> fails.
>
> The differences are:
>
> * different s
On 03/09/10 02:00, Pali Gill wrote:
> Hello All,
> I am developing an Android Application for which i would be using a
> high level SQL-Lite Wrapper. Can anyone suggest me a high level
> wrapper for SQL Lite
> Thanks a lot
> Pali Gill.
>
>
You might consider sqlitegen, a lightweight ORM-type cod
On 03/05/10 10:06, Abhi wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to install and run Android NDK on my windows xp machine. I
> am new to NDK and looking for some help in understanding the
> installation process. I have downloaded cygwin and GNU Make 3.81 but
> running the build host-setup.sh command results in
On 02/22/10 07:55, Ferm wrote:
> Hello
>
> I just installed the latest version of Eclipse IDE for Java Developers
> together with the ADT plugin on my Mac (2.8 GHz, 4 GB Ram).
>
> - Opening new files from the package explorer. For example, opening a
> layout xml file takes 1-2sec- And the mouse poi
On 02/08/10 10:30, Streets Of Boston wrote:
> Did you check if you service is being destroyed (onDestroy) or being
> killed (entire service process is being killed by Android) and re-
> created later at points in your code that are unexpected?
>
> Put break-points in your service's onCreate, onDest
Rich wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I've been looking around trying to find a definitive answer on this
> with no success, perhaps you guys can give me something concrete?
> Also, it doesn't help that Android dev has teamed up with the
> StackOverflow website, as it means that any questions relating to
> ACTU
Pablo Szyrko wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm having the same issue. Is it needed any additional configuration?
> thanks in advance, Pablo
>
> On 7 ene, 13:25, Mark Wyszomierski wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I'm trying to verify this - my app has the following in its manifest:
>>
>> > android:smallScreens="true"
The android.jar that you build against only contains stubs of the public
API functions. Private functions that are part of the implementation
aren't there, although they are part of the runtime system that gets
installed on the phone.
EricWang wrote:
> When I debug a program on Android, the debug
I've had bad Linux/hardware interactions with the emulator from audio.
The emulator AFAIK uses the SDL audio libraries. Try starting the
emulator from the command line with the -noaudio flag and see if that
works better.
brian.schim...@googlemail.com wrote:
> To answer your questions:
> I was us
Is this right? The documentation clearly says that
is a child of .
Justin (Google Employee) wrote:
> The issue is that your manifest file structure is incorrect. screens> should be a child of . Does the SDK throw a compile-
> time warning? We should probably throw an error here though.
>
> Chee
Although there is probably _someone_ at Google China who is responsible
for liaison with the Chinese government and so would be concerned with
any filtering being done of Android, you're not going to find them here,
nor are you going to find anyone who knows who they are. Your best bet
is probably
Happening to me as well--
Regular T-Mobile G1
Marc Lester Tan wrote:
Yup happens to me too, download doesn't work and FCs when
installed manually. Argh
On Sat, Nov 7, 2009 at 1:37 AM, dadical
wrote:
Is
anyone else seeing problems with the ADC2 judging app throwing
I don't think this is as hard as you think. You don't need to have
multiple versions of the application.
If you want to support different resolutions, just change (or add) the
targetSdkVersion attribute in your Android manifest to 4 (which is
1.6). If you don't change the minSdkVersion, it will
The method you are calling is not static, but you are not calling it
with an instance object. You are calling it with the class object
instead. Probably you want to make the method you are calling static.
zhangho wrote:
> JNI problem : from c Languege call Java
>
> i think from c Languege cal
I was thinking of doing something similar, but now I won't have to.
I'll look at the code.
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Watermarker wrote:
> What about If I want to use some of my own build very simple library.
> How I can export it and use it on android platform.
>
You can make any library you want part of your application, provided
that the library only uses the Android APIs. Just include the library
in the E
The entity is another node. You have to get the next node (the entity)
and append it to the value from the previous node, and then add any
ensuing nodes in the value (characters or entities)
Marcus wrote:
> I have the same problem.
>
> I'm using the org.w3c.dom namespace for reading and parsing
You have to specify the full path when opening the SQL database, instead
of using the helper that derives it from the context.
Just Checking wrote:
> I tried that, and it didn't seem to work. In both manifests, I
> specified:
>
> android:sharedUserId="org.mydomain.projectname"
> But no luck.
>
>
Keroro wrote:
You need to supply variable names for all your function parameters, not
just jinit j.
> Why build error?
>
> build and Error Message:
> ../mydroid$ make libmax
> target thumb C: libmax <= development/max/max.c
> development/max/max.c: In function 'Java_testdll_set':
> development/
I don't think there is much to help you do this kind of processing on a
whole large image at once within the phone on the current SDK.
I think you might have to read a part of the image, process it, and
write it out filter style, implementing all the image
compression/decompression yourself.
Or y
Michael MacDonald wrote:
Sorry - meant to say that developer phones can't see copy-protected apps
in the market.
> Developer phones can't see paid apps in the market. This is because
> the root access available on the developer
> phones breaks the Market copy-protection mo
Developer phones can't see paid apps in the market. This is because
the root access available on the developer
phones breaks the Market copy-protection model.
The Market copy-protection model ignores that there are many consumer
phones that have been rooted...
Eric Schott wrote:
I have a
Environment variables will only be visible in processes descending from
the process that sets them. Since the app processes in android aren't
spawned from your daemon, you won't be able to see the environment
variables there.
Charles Lu wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I wish to get the environment variabl
AFAIK, bitmaps *are* created outside the Java heap, and there is a limit
of 16MB imposed on the *sum* of the Java heap and the total of the
allocated bitmaps.
I don't know what you can look at to tell exactly how big the bitmap is,
but I think they are essentially the size you think they would be
Switch statements generally compile to very efficient code. You might
change it to something table driven, with an array of options, and it
might be easier to maintain that way; but for speed of execution a
switch statement will work very well.
HotHeart wrote:
> I have switch with 255 cases in m
Google does not have the private key which you would need to sign new apps.
Moral of the story: Make sure your keystore is backed up off-site
*before* you publish an app (If nothing else you can mail it to your web
mail account as an attachment)
Avraham Serour wrote:
> couldn't you ask google th
Rename won't work because they are on different file system. You'll
have to physically copy from one to the other.
yves...@gmail.com wrote:
> I want to move some files from sdcard to /data/data/myapp/files
> folder, I can use OpenInputFile and OpenOutputFile and write to it,
> then delete the or
I think the system might be assuming the ImageView is opaque and so not
drawing what's behind it.
Try using a custom Drawable in the image view and return the correct
value from getOpacity()
quakeboy wrote:
> I am currently at the verge of releasing a game for android. While
> creating menu vie
There are already ways to release apps without releasing them to the
Market, if they aren't ready for the market. You can just put them up
on a website, for example.
Alexander wrote:
> I have been in discussion with a few devs not quite content with the
> ratings/feedback system currently in pla
Actually, it can read fine to toCharArray, since that just returns a
char array. However, since you were basing it off an empty string,
the array length was 0, and so it wasn't reading any bytes :)
David wrote:
> I found the problem. An InputStreamReader will not read() to a
> String.toCharArray
Won't removing the SIM lock it down with respect to text messages and
incoming calls?
marchinram wrote:
> Hello,
> I am developing for an event marketing company that wishes to have
> event staff use the device with android at events and capture data
> from people with an app I'm gonna write. Wh
Maybe it's as simple as PAT_DETAILS is not implementing
java.io.Serializable?
sooraj.rit wrote:
> Hi i want to implement a webmethod to search some data and I have done
> it well in C#.net . Now i want to access that method from android .
> The real problem I am facing is that, I have to use a co
static SQLiteDatabase SQLiteDatabase openOrCreateDatabase comes in
flavors that take a java.io.File or a String path
Billy Bob wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'd like to use an existing sqlite3 database created outside of the
> phone, on a computer reachable by Wifi. I know how to download the
> file usin
Perhaps some registered developer will offer to put it on the market for
you...
Peter wrote:
> I have been working on an Application that displays in-game time
> information for a popular MMO Final Fantasy XI. Its finally complete
> and I wanted to release it to the market but I noticed you have
You might look into onNewIntent() -- called when an activity is resumed
because of a new intent
balachmar wrote:
Well, I thought so too!
But onResume() is called both when the menu disappears and when the
user open the program again by clicking on the icon.
Same goes for onRestart().
Chee
This is a problem with your c++ program, not with android.
m is declared but not defined.
You need to add
int c::m;
to your source file.
simon wrote:
> hi all,
>
> i'm trying to compile simple native application under Android platform
> and got problem with linker (looks like linker or linker
AFAIK--
onKeyDown will be called first. Only if it does not consume the event
(only if it returns false) does
the filter processing happen.
Mike Wei wrote:
> 1. write a activity extends ListAcitivity. set a
> ResourceCursorAdapter.
> 2. set getListView().setTextFilterEnabled().
> 3. write over
enting it right?
@RomainGuy, just using post didn't help, but I think using post()
would be better to use if I was able to check the status of the
message queue (empty or not).
On Jan 13, 2:59 am, Michael MacDonald
wrote:
Try not posting a runnable on the receiving thread if one is alrea
Try not posting a runnable on the receiving thread if one is already queued?
Al wrote:
> Hi all,
> in my irc app, I'm trying to improve the responsiveness when it has to
> deal with a lot of data at a single time.
>
> At the moment, once the data is append()-ed to the textview, I post a
> delayed
I believe applications are written to a directory on the phone that is
not visible to normal users (via unix permissions). If you have a
developer phone (which gives you root access) you could access it.
I think that's oneof the reasons Android Market is not available on
the developer phones.
I
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