I found a solution from a website
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/36936271/installing-android-support-repository-offline...
All one has to do is copy the package or the plugin zip file downloaded to
the temp directory 9n my system it comes to C:\Users\UserName\AppData\
I was facing the same issue and I found a solution from a website
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/36936271/installing-android-support-repository-offline...
All one has to do is copy the package or the plugin zip file downloaded to
the temp directory 9n my system it comes to
I am quite new to Android Studio. I have downloaded the Google Repository
in a zip file Google_m2repository_r35.zip. I would like to know the path /
location where these files need to be unzipped. Every time I am running
Studio is asks me to install this repository and it's quite difficult due
I am quite new to Android Studio. I have downloaded the Google Repository
in a zip file Google_m2repository_r35.zip. I would like to know the path /
location where these files need to be unzipped. Every time I am running
Studio is asks me to install this repository and it's quite difficult due
I had uploaded updated apk (new version) file on playstore but on playstore
it is showing older version and in playstore developer console new version
that is uploaded is showing as "in prod" status. it had been completed more
than 28 hours. still same is there.
after that i also tried to make
My code to take audio recorder.
Anything I missing?
I know following code is not upto mark but I tried to extract what I have in
the code.
public static AudioRecord findAudioRecord(Context context) {
AudioRecord recorder = null;
try {
AudioManager audioManager =
then the
suggestions will be displayed there.
If you could provide some example it would help.
Thanks in advance.
~Nilesh
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