I am thinking of writing C/C++, java for Linux and Android, on desktop of
course.
Any problem with NetBeans ? Trying to kill 3 birds with one stone.
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If you're doing web dev and don't know about json, you're probably doing
something wrong.
Anyway, good luck with your odd approach.
OK, OK, I shall look at it. May be it can simplify some of my tasks.
You see there are always so many things to look into it that ends up
looking a few
If it's a trusted library such as apache (for example, the dynamically
linked org.apache harmony system...) that's an entirely irrational
fear. If it's a random jar you pull off a forum that's more
understandable. If you want one, go find a trusted jar, make sure
your download matches the
Well, now it sounds like you're reinventing mime types..., but this
isn't a horrible way to do it either I suppose. In either case what's
giving you the difficulty? You can send the bytestream by doing a
standard read() and write() across the socket, so this shouldn't be
too bad..
Thanks.
These days, it's common to use text-based formats even if it's somewhat
less efficient -- to simplify development, debugging and later,
maintenance
and enhancements.
I have not thought about this; anyway I have been more active with PHP,
javascript intepreted languages (before C/C++,
If you have a background with php and javascript you should already know
about json.
What are you trying to do? This sounds like something a simple
webservice
with a fileserver could easily do.
I have heard about 'json' but never bother with it. Those web related
things are done with
I am sorry, I think this is not strictly an android question.
From an android device, I want to a message to a PC via a socket.
I am going to pack my data as follows:
xxxThis is a greeting.
where:
xxx - message type (3 bytes, text)
- integer, 4 bytes, length of text
'This is a
I am just playing with some sample applications, eg LunarLander.
It takes about 10-15 minutes to start when run the application. Have I
missed something ?
My machine: XP SP2, 1GB RAM, 10GB free space.
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Java format:
ArrayAdapter(Context context, int textViewResourceId, ListT objects)
Is the above template like in C++ ?
I have a 15-year Java book; I think there is no such thing in there.
I did a little search on net, but did not see documents explaining the
above.
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Why not communicate with Windows via USB? Or WiFi? Or TCP/IP?
Wish to hear about communicating with windows via USB, with a windows
program I mean (sockets ?).
Thanks for any tips.
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1. What is the meaning of the following statement (online Android
developer guide) ?
'Note that you should not automatically start a PPP connection.'
2. Once PPP-over-USB is enabled, is an Android device and PC on a LAN-like
network ?
Meaning if host is 192.168.0.1 and Android device
Is there any method of limiting my search just to this newsgroup for
example, ie without search the whole web ?
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Depends on your definition of working.
It's not terminated, but the entire device may go to sleep, unless
something wakes it up.
If you have an open network connection (WiFi or mobile, not sure about
Bluetooth) and a packet comes in, the device will wake up for a short
time.
Keeping it
1.
Has anyobe has come across implementation of Open Accessory Protocol on
windows XP ?
2. (Not too sure after reading its web pages)
Is it feasible to buy a Arduino board and plug it onto a pc running
windows xp ?
3.
Can I use MicroUSB2-to-ethernet adapter to plug into a pc ?
If I am
Assume I write a service (no interface) that communicates with a PC when
an event occurs via WiFi or Bluetooth.
When the phone goes into sleep mode, is the service still working ? Thanks.
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Customers will have to start usb debug mode to get the connection to
work.
But how can a socket connection via usb cable without usb debugging
mode be established?
Interesting question, but I don't know. But since someone points to DDMS
in answering my first post, I post further to ask.
Customers will have to start usb debug mode to get the connection to
work.
But how can a socket connection via usb cable without usb debugging
mode be established?
I think there is a need to clarify since some insinuates there be some
ulterior motives, that the programs I mentioned in my
It is.
It enables not only debugging, but also other adb - based features,
and does no harm.
If you need some of those features to support a PC-side application,
just leave it on.
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I want to query an Android phone connected to a winxp PC via an USB cable.
1. Would socketing programming do the work ? Any better method ?
2. When, say an SMS comes in, I want the phone to notify the pc. Do I have
to implement socket on Android as well ?
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http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/debugging/ddms.html
I have a brief glimpse at the page, I a bit concerned that Android phoe
would be running in the debug mode.
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I am planning to write an app on windows XP to access a smart phone's
SMS/MMS messages (for my own use).
I am thinking of buying a HTC. Any advise ?
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