The built-in map application (and browser) work fine, and as I said
before, firewall is fine - at least as much as I can see. I have
exactly the same code running on a different machine (Vista) and it
works just fine!
On May 26, 2:11 am, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
Lex wrote:
I
I just went through the MapView Tutorial and I can't get the map
displayed whatsoever. I had SDK 1.5 installed from the beginning.
Internet permission is fine, Firewall is fine. I deleted the
debug.keystore file on my (XP) machine, rebuilt the project under
Google API/Target 3, generated a new
Lex wrote:
I just went through the MapView Tutorial and I can't get the map
displayed whatsoever. I had SDK 1.5 installed from the beginning.
Internet permission is fine, Firewall is fine. I deleted the
debug.keystore file on my (XP) machine, rebuilt the project under
Google API/Target 3,
Thanks a bunch Xavier. That worked I now can see the map in the 1.5
toolkit.
A few notes on what I did:
1. Regenerate the certificate using the new location for the 1.5
environment.
2. Regenerate the key: I used the html file that comes with the 1.5
documentation rather than the going to the
Wayne,
You could also have moved your old debug.keystore in the new location,
instead of generating a new map key. But either way is fine.
2. Regenerate the key: I used the html file that comes with the 1.5
documentation rather than the going to the google website and using
that one
Hello,
Are you recompiling your application with the 1.5 SDK? And are you
running windows?
To solve some issue between the java based tools and the emulator, we
changed the location of the android files.
They used to be in the local settings, but they are now directly under
HOME/.android/
So
On Mon, Apr 20, 2009 at 4:29 PM, Xavier Ducrohet x...@android.com wrote:
1.5: old: C:\Users\user\.android\
Ignore old (I blame copy-paste...)
Xav
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