Kostya, could you give us some details on how you did that?
I run ant and eclipse side by side and run into issues where I need to do
clean rebuilds in one after I had worked in the other. It can be annoying.
On Friday, May 11, 2012 5:17:09 AM UTC-4, Kostya Vasilyev wrote:
Jacob,
Eclipse
Further testing:
Phone that already worked (with sim card) works without sim card over wifi
(or gps?).
Other phone does not work with or without sim card.
XOOM - still doesn't work
Got friend to install apk - they say it works on their phone as well.
gps 'in use' icon never flashes on any of
If I ever need to edit a file, I use the terminal commands
$ adb pull /path/to/file .
*edit the file as you need to to*
$ adb push file /path/to/file
I know there is also a way you can edit a file by using 'cat' in the android
shell, but I prefer to edit a dynamic file and replace it.
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I just tried using phonegap as a front for it, however I have exactly the
same problem. The test website somehow works in the firefox browser (not the
AOSP browser though). I know firefox uses some really low level interaction
with the hardware - I wonder if that might be why /it/ works.
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I have been attempting for a few days now to get a webview to work with a
location based service. Every post I can find seems to say the same thing -
create a webchromeclient and override onGeolocationShowPrompt().
I have gone as far as directly creating a copy of this and running it.
Code:
My purpose in developing this app is to enable access to a webapp. A
particular tool in this webapp using google maps. The webapp also needs to
function on a browser.
I am confused by the lack of functioning samples and the unhelpful
documentation available.
If anyone has any experience
Thanks for the suggestion, I will definitely be looking into phonegap - I
have seen it mentioned a lot lately.
I added the call to enable geolocation - the link to the sample code I
posted isn't actually my own stuff.
It still doesn't make any sense that this functionality doesn't work as is
So I might have discovered my problem.
I borrowed a friends phone and tested my app on it. It works.
The device I had been testing it on was the motorola xoom (wifi only).
By logcat, it seems that on the phone (CM6), does make the call to
onGeolocationPermissionsShowPrompt, while the tablet
Best response to a question I have read today. I just rofl'd in my pants.
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In all seriousness though, check
http://developer.android.com/resources/samples/Renderscript/Balls/index.html
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It seems to me that this occurs when the application you are trying to
install has the same package name as a built in package. You either need to
uninstall the application already present, or change the name of the package
in the app you are trying to install.
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I have a web app with a tool in it that uses google maps (the web tool, not
the android one). On my computers web browser I test it and it works fine
(gives a surprisingly accurate location, marked with a pin). However, when I
try and use it in the webview within my app, it does not get a fix
I have spent several hours now trying to figure you why this doesn't work.
The only additional thing I have learned is that the app does seem to get
control of a location service...
04-15 18:27:01.480: DEBUG/WifiService(114): acquireWifiLockLocked:
WifiLock{NetworkLocationProvider type=2
I am having a similar problem with the 3.0 emulator. What resolution did you
set.
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Deleting the gen folder in the application's directory should clear up the
duplicate class errors. Not sure about the SearchManager.SOURCE though.
Looks like it doesn't exist...
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use the getString or the putString method instead and then convert to
a boolean or integer. I am having a problem myself. doing a
getstring of this property always returns 1 whether the blue tooth
is on or not.
Anybody else see this behavoir? Anyone have a solution to finding out
if the
use the getString and putString method instead. below is my code, but
I am having a problem that it always returns 1 (enabled) whether or
not the bluetooth is on...
String bluetoothEn =
android.provider.Settings.System.getString(getContentResolver(),
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