You want to make sure that you use a public reachable URL. The href in
your post for example won't work to download the APK.
Setup Apache-Tomcat for testing web access and place your apk
somewhere in the webapps folder of your Tomcat setup.
You should be able to download the apk using the
It might be helpful to attach your code.
Have you called the prepare() method before starting the recording?
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I noticed that I got this error when I used a much slower internet
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Hi Joachim,
That's kind of correct. The so called baseband processor (which runs
the cellular low level stuff, RF, modem functionality, ...), has to
expose whatever would be needed from higher level. You might be able
to get some additional radio property information using AT commands
but getting
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That's kind of correct. The so called baseband processor (which runs
the cellular low level
You can write a ftp like client/server application. Use TCP socket
communication for the file transfer application.
If you are in the same network you have not to worry about too much.
If you try to do a file transfer on cellular things get more
complicated. Let me know what you exactly are
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you please guide me through to the initial steps?
Thanks,
Abhi
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You can write a ftp like client/server application. Use TCP socket
communication for the file transfer application
In general I would first check whether you can connect to a server
which is on your local LAN.
For example setup Apache and see whether you can programmatically
connect. If this works fine, then you camera should be also
reachable.
My next question would be, what happens if you try to connect
Listen to the phone state changes using the PhoneStateListener.
You want to act on the following states
* CALL_STATE_IDLE
* CALL_STATE_RINGING
* CALL_STATE_OFFHOOK
and stop your stream in case of an incoming call. When the call state
switches back to call state idle, continue with
methods.
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It can not work. There is no exception throws and the wifiManager returned
can be used as wifiManager.isEnabled()
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You have to concert your 3gp file to a progressive downloadable file.
You can use the tool mp4box to convert your 3gp file and add a hint
track to make it rtsp streamable
http://www.videohelp.com/tools/mp4box
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Furthermore the API call
(WifiManager)mContext.getSystemService(mWifiService);
gives you an exception on the Emulator which is an indication that
Wifi radio is not supported.
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I am using nearly the similar configuration for some audio recording
and play back than you.
Try to check whether you get some better audio quality when you use
AudioManager.STREAM_MUSIC instead of STREAM_SYSTEM.
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I am using nearly the similar configuration for some audio recording
and play back than you.
Try to check whether you get some better audio quality when you use
AudioManager.STREAM_MUSIC instead of STREAM_SYSTEM.
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Use
TelephonyManager getSubscriberId()
to get the IMSI
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Michal,
I could think of to implement a dispatcher mechanism in your thread
where you receive the incoming messages.
I assume that you know which traffic should be routed to which
activity, correct?
You could put the incoming message with an destination identifier
(identifier for the
See response to your post on beginner
http://groups.google.com/group/android-beginners/browse_thread/thread/6b3d05991fbc9cb2?hl=en
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This is right now not supported from SDK level. You can modify the
framework/platform code to get this running...
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Try to implement a service which is responsible for the data
connectivity. You want to make sure that you acquire a CPU wake lock,
that you are able to process the incoming data in your service.
Also check out the Wifi wake lock (http://developer.android.com/
You have to do this on native
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The code looks fine to me. Are you using the Access_Wifi_State
permission in the manifest file?
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Change the following code
static{
System.load(/data/data/com.android/libnative.so);
}
to
static{
System.load(native);
}
and make sure that your lib is in folder data/data/your app folder/
lib (the lib is placed automatically in this folder).
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If you stream from a remote server, make sure the the file is in a
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Current SDK does not support call forwarding. APIs related to calls
are very limited especially SS support.
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The following works fine on Wifi.
NetworkInfo networkInfo = connection.getActiveNetworkInfo();
WifiInfo wifiInfo = mWifiMgr.getConnectionInfo();
Log.d(TAG,MAC:+wifiInfo.getMacAddress());
For cellular I am not aware of a method over Java.
You might be able to use busybox for obtaining some
formats
from the MediaRecorder?
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A file which is recorded as a3gpfile by the Android MediaRecorder is
NOT streamable. You would need to make it streamable before trying to
play it back via the MediaPlayer
Check the Gpac source forge page
http://gpac.cvs.sourceforge.net/viewvc/gpac/gpac/applications/mp4box/
The app mp4box does the conversion.
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For being able to uninstall an application you need a permission
DELETE_PACKAGES which can only be used by the system or by the
application having the same signature. This means you won't be able to
uninstall third party application if you don't have the corresponding
signature.
If it is
I noticed that enabling/disabling data connectivity (airplane mode)
does not disable data communication on the emulator. There is a bug
filed related to this issue.
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If you want to get valid IP address you can try to enumerate over your
LAN addresses. If your LAN network has an IP address like 192.168.1.0
you can try to ping192.168.1.1, 192.168.1.2, ...
If you get a response back, you know that there is another system
which has the IP address assigned.
A file which is recorded as a 3gp file by the Android MediaRecorder is
NOT streamable. You would need to make it streamable before trying to
play it back via the MediaPlayer.
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I am assuming when you record your audio stream, the file is blocked
from playback.
Check out the following blog which talks about video streaming and
deals with a similar problem
http://blog.pocketjourney.com/2008/04/04/tutorial-custom-media-streaming-for-androids-mediaplayer/
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You might get better answers in the Android porting group than in the
Developer.
Do yo have a device with NFC support? Keep me updated about your
finding, I am also interested in this topic.
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I feel your pain . The only way to be more precised in reflecting
call states is to look in the framework/platform code and expose this
information to the higher level (framework code changed needed :-( )
The Android Telephony on SDK level has no concept of a Call or
Connection as other
You might want to take a tcpdump to check what traffic you receive on
the 3g interface.
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I noticed that I cannot play the file
rtsp://rtsp.youtube.com/youtube/videos/S2eoCqwBCQI/video.3gp
which you put in your source code
on my desktop browser. The Android MediaPlayer is very sensitive. If
the container format does not fit the one which is expected by the
mediaPlayer, you won't be
Which version of the NDK are you using? I am using 1.5 and the
Android.mk does not look as complicated.
By the way, try to ask your question in the Android-NDK instead of the
developer group!
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You should be able to measure the time between multiple
onCallStateChanged events.
In case of an outgoing call the state would switch from IDLE to
CAll_STATE_OFFHOOK to to IDLE again.
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On the emulator you always have data connectivity. For example with
enabling the Airplane mode you can still browse the web (which should
not be the case).
I submitted a bug on this (don't remember the bug number).
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To be able to implement an IM application you should think first about
which signaling protocol you can use
You would have the following options:
+ write your own proprietary signaling protocol
+ usage of XMPP protocol
+ usage of SIP
+ (porting of opensource IM projects or available IM
The speed of your data connection has nothing to do whether your
screen is on or not. As Marco already said, when your Wifi data
connection is idle, it will turn of the Wifi radio. When the phone
goes back to active mode Wifi reconnects.
In case of cellular you are not in control of your data
Try to implement the following
+ use the NetworkInfo on your connection to find out about your
current connection (whether it's Wifi or Mobile)
+ implement a broadcast receiver and listen to
NETWORK_STATE_CHANGED_ACTION events
When you receive the network state change event and you have a valid
Android supports some intents about network connection change. In your
onReceive method listen for this network connection changes and check
connectivity with
NetworkInfo networkInfo = connection.getActiveNetworkInfo();
(at least this works for me when for example the app loses
Yep, you would have to implement the usb driver support for your WiMax
card on Android which also includes platform/framework changes to
recognize WiMax as a data interface.
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SipDroid has right now implemented the G711 on Java level. You can use
the current implementation as a guideline for your G729 codec
implementation (how to pass the raw audio to the convert API).
First you should answer the question whether you want to implement
your codec on Java or on native
If you cannot wait doing Voip on Android, play around with SipDroid.
The application does some basic support Voip support (SIP, RTP and
G711 codec).
Most of the functionality is right now implemented on Java level.
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The Android SDK does not support this. Of course you find apps on the
market place doing these kind of things but it is NOT the official
way.
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Have you tried to find out whether any traffic is successfully sent
out the the device using tcpdump or wireshark?
Also run a tcpdump on your device to see whether you receive any rtsp
streaming.
Only from reading about the problem, my first guess is that whatever
is causing the problem, it
You need to update the properties of your project in Eclipse.
Go to the Project Tab -- Properties and select the Java Build Path.
After selecting this you should see 4 tabs with Projects and
Libraries. For adding a JAR, select Libraries -- Add External JARs.
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I haven't seen any Android SDK APIs which are supporting supplementary
services.
For being able to support such a functionality APIs like
-- hold
-- join
-- switch
have to be available.
This functionality is supported on the lower level of the telephony
support (look in the Android source
Right now there is no real P2P possible on Android using the
official SDK APIs.
In case of Wifi there is no support of Ad-Hoc. You could try to use a
multicast approach where you try first to discover which devices are
in the WLAN. Problem with multicast/broadcast on Wifi is that your
network
Alex,
Check out the following discussion
http://forums.t-mobile.com/tmbl/board/message?board.id=Android_MRthread.id=106
Find information on WifiHelper at
http://www.androlib.com/android.application.fan-wifi-jmjE.aspx
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Which information do you exactly need?
There are static information like
- IMEI: (15 digit unique code, first 2 digits = country code of the
approval-country) is related to your mobile device
- IMSI International Mobile Subscriber Identity: first 3 digits
represent the mobile country code
Of course you could think of to run your Android device as a server
like system, but be aware that in case of cellular you have to deal
with NAT. This means all your clients have to know how to reach you.
One possibility to deal with this problem would be to use a cloud
service and notify the
When you are able to get the handle for the intent, you should be able
to use
intent.getExtras();
The API returns a bundle object which you should have used to send
your complex object.
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In general you have not to create a jar package and add it to your
build path.
Make sure that you have your project created as a Java project. Also
make sure that you don't see any problems/errors.
When you now add this project to your existing Android project, I
normally select only the
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So there is no way I can really test it?
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You don't have Wifi support on the emulator
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When you are in a call the audio is controlled by the baseband (this
is valid for the HTC hardware).
It might be that the new Motorola cliq offers here more flexibility
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IF you want to set root permission with your app, the application has
to be started as root.
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JNI is bi-directional. You can alsoo call Java methods from native
code.
I haven't tried this on the Android platform but I assume that it
works fine.
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Could you post the Exceptions?
What might help is a clean on your project.
I got the following exception
nor current process has android.permission.WAKE_LOCK
and resolved it by cleaning the project/
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Using code in the Android source directly instead of the SDK API's is
always a risk.
Your application might work for only a temporary time. In cases of
framework code changes the chances are high that your app breaks.
Use the APIs which are offered on SDK level
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You could write a client/server app. The server run's on your phone
and informs the client when to mount the sdcard.
Also the server informs were to find the data you want to share.
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You could write a client/server app. The server run's on your phone
and informs the client when to mount the sdcard.
Also the server informs were to find the data you want
I would like to know how a call is processed in android. I have been
gng thru the code, but nothing seems to be working out.
What do you mean with nothings seems to be working out? Please, be
more specific.
Which code did you look at (TelephonyManager in framework or native
code)?
From wat
When you connect the USB cable make sure that you act on the intent
ACTION_UMS_CONNECTED when you mount the USB storage.
After receiving the event you could tell the desktop application to
send/copy files from the desktop to the sdcard of the device. The
other way is not supported which means
me know where can I invoke the provided speaker methods,
.
mAudioManager.setSpeakerphoneOn(true);
Kindly provide me pointers like file name or funtion name.
Thanks
Sunee
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For the headset
I would go for a). Here are my reasons
To retrieve your XML data to obtain server information is a fast TCP
call. You can store the data in shared preferences.
If the server versions are changing frequently within a day, query for
the server data more often.
I think a data base (option b) might
Which performance data are you interested in?
Code performance
Traceview (http://d.android.com/guide/developing/tools/traceview.html)
Shell commands
- top
benchmark applications
(http://www.androlib.com/android.application.softweg-hw-performance-
jiCn.aspx)
Tool measure phone performance
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Which performance data are you interested in?
Code performance
Traceview (http://d.android.com/guide/developing/tools/traceview.html)
Shell commands
- top
benchmark applications
(http
I am not aware of that this is supported. If yes it is a very
dangerous API/event ...
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What do you mean with user's country?
Static methods:
- You could use the phone number which is assigned to you. The phone
number starts with the country code.
- Also the IMEI has information about in which country your phone was
approved card was approved.
Dynamic method based on your cellular
What do you mean with user's country?
Static methods:
- You could use the phone number which is assigned to you. The phone
number starts with the country code.
- Also the IMEI has information about in which country your phone was
approved/registered.
Dynamic method based on your cellular
3rd party apk's can be found in
/data/app
Change the permission to the folders and then owner of your APK.
Is this what you were looking for?
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::MODE_NORMAL, AudioSystem::ROUTE_SPEAKER,
AudioSystem::ROUTE_ALL);
So wouldn't it route to speaker by default.
Kindly let me know your comments.
-Pras
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You want to try the following
AudioManager
There is no SDK API available which you can use for controlling the
underlying hardware regarding transmitting/receiving. Especially for
the cellular this control can be found on the baseband level and which
is not accessible on higher level. For wifi I am also not aware of any
driver support
You want to try the following
AudioManager mAudioManager = (AudioManager)
mContext.getSystemService(Context.AUDIO_SERVICE);
mAudioManager.setMode(AudioManager.MODE_NORMAL);
.
mAudioManager.setSpeakerphoneOn(true);
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You need to implement a discover mechanism which is not trivial. You
have the following options
-- using a client/server approach where the server knows about the
connected clients. When a client gets Wifi connectivity it would tell
the server about its connection information. Another client
The Bouncy Castle framework is part of Android. You can find it in
the dalvik/libcore. If you want to use bouncy castle on SDK level you
can download a jar package from http://www.bouncycastle.org/
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You have to solve the USB ip connectivity on your Windows system as
well as on Android.
On Windows I could think of the following options
- get a USB IP support based on Linux. You can run VMWare player or
another free Virtual machine on top of Windows. Normally USB
connections will be detected
Kacper,
Sorry, I am not Dianne but I still answer :-)
I would not allow this permission for 3rd party applications. Of
course Android informs you about permissions of applications you
install but how may people are installing apps without reading or
understanding what they install. When you
If your systems support NFS then start the emulator remotely over NFS.
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would like the emulator running on the laptop to show up in the list
of devices in DDMS on my desktop, and receive its logcat output, etc.
How could I use NFS for that?
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If your systems support NFS then start
thishttp://www.cyrket.com/package/com.dragon.pandafirewall
?
the call blocking works. My G1 doesn't even ring.
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I am not aware that you can intercept an incoming call only from SDK
level. Firewall programs which
I'm in the Activity1, and insert a usb device,
then app can detect right now and use dialog send a message to user
the device is mounted!?
thanks
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You can detect when you attach a USB storage device.
See
The security architecture for your mobile application depends on the
requirements for mobile banking application in general. I would start
the following investigations
- What are the mobile banking requirements on a mobile device
--- required radio interface for your transaction (wifi is not as
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The security architecture for your mobile application depends on the
requirements
Your code looks fine to me.
Could you check whether this.telMgr.getLine1Number() returns null ?
Also verify the setting application (go to about phone -- status --
phone number). You should be able to see your phone number.
In cases where you have the radio switched off you cannot read the
Are you right now thinking only to backup your data base on the device
or also somewhere on a remote location (PC, server)?
You could easily do a byte copy of your DB
//open your existing DB
InputStream dbStream = mContext.getAssets().open(yourDBName);
OutputStream
I am not aware that you can intercept an incoming call only from SDK
level. Firewall programs which are claiming to block incoming calls
are not working on my phone.
If there is a mechanism out there, please let me know.
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You can detect when you attach a USB storage device.
See android.intent.action.MEDIA_MOUNTED
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I could think of to write a service which keeps track of application
you are uninstalling. When you are in progress of uninstalling an
application your new service would be called and keeps track of the
uninstalled app using the DB.
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Use intent ACTION_SCREEN_OFF.
Broadcast Action: Sent after the screen turns off.
Constant Value: android.intent.action.SCREEN_OFF
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You might want to look at the libjingle library which had some hard
coded hooks to talk to the GoogleTalk servers.
Of course you would have to port the needed libraries to the Android
platform which is not a trivial task. I am not aware that there is any
porting available on Android.
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I have to check out this app :-) ...
If you have the source code try to find out how long it actual takes
from switching from ringing to connected. I could imagine that the
phone does the processing in time but the backend processing might be
pretty slow for the case you described.
Any ideas
Yes, it does. You can do something like
audioStreamer.startStreaming(”http://web -address/your-audio.mp3″,
1444, 180);
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Check out the following pages about smartq5/7. It's a device with
bluetooth and Wifi support.
Don't ask me how difficult the Android porting would be.
http://www.engadget.com/2009/02/12/smartq-5-touchscreen-pmp-mid-promises-wifi-bluetooth?icid=sphere_blogsmith_inpage_engadget
What is for you pure VOIP? In case of putting a Voip application on
Android you have to decide which kind of signaling protocol you want
to use
-- XMPP
-- SIP
-- your own signaling
As Mark already posted earlier, SipDroid is a pretty good Voip client
using SIP signaling. You can create an
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