1. Try to start Eclipse on the command line with the -clean switch
2. Remove .metadata/.plugins from your workspace
3. Remove .metadata/
4. Reinstall Eclipse (Use the standard version, not the JEE one if you can)
Try 1-4 until you succeed.
I'm having the same issue occasionally, on top of this
It was possible to use fog color according to the OpenGL standard in the
previous Android versions, but it no longer works in Jellybean. The color
of the fog is no longer seen, all fog just becomes black. What can I do to
get the fog colors shown on Jellybean? This is my code:
float[]
Hi all,
I'm developing a client/server application where an Android phone should
call some service on a server using JSON. To better work between client and
server I defined a shared object model, actually it is a simple Maven
project, but to use in Android project I must copy the classes in the
You can also appeal this, without making changes. They may be looking for
some kind of split layouts or something.
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My app seems to have passed the tests once I added some 7-inch tablet
screen shots. I do have some resources in folders with the *-xlarge*attribute,
so maybe that's a clue to what they're looking for.
On Friday, November 22, 2013 4:20:28 PM UTC-5, b0b wrote:
I have an app that I think is
I have a style
style name=MyText
item name=android:textColor#8080/item
item name=android:background#ffc0c0c0/item/style
that I would like to introspect in code. I run this code:
final Resources r = getResources();final TypedArray a =
r.obtainTypedArray(R.style.MyText);try {
I have a style
style name=MyText
item name=android:background#ffc0c0c0/item
item name=android:textColor#8080/item
/style
which I am trying to introspect in my ocde. I use this code to retrieve
typed array:
final Resources.Theme theme = getActivity().getTheme();
final int[] attrs
I tried to follow the blog here:
http://android-developers.blogspot.fr/2013/10/getting-your-sms-apps-ready-for-kitkat.html
However I cannot make the 'Advice for SMS backup restore apps' section
work.
My app is a simple SMS backup/restore app, it has permissions to read/write
SMS, but when I
If you go in your console, select your app, then optimization tips it says
this:
WHAT YOU SHOULD DOWHEN YOU DID IT
*Designed your app for tablets*
Hide details
*Upload tablet screenshots:*
Upload at least one screenshot for 10-inch tablets to the Store
On Saturday, 23 November 2013 12:13:15 UTC+1, Adam Ratana wrote:
You can also appeal this, without making changes. They may be looking
for some kind of split layouts or something.
Yes you can appeal it seems. There's a form for that.
And it looks some developers having their app badged as
On Saturday, 23 November 2013 23:34:35 UTC+1, 3c wrote:
If you go in your console, select your app, then optimization tips it says
this:
WHAT YOU SHOULD DOWHEN YOU DID IT
*Designed your app for tablets*
Hide details
*Upload tablet screenshots:*
Upload at least one screenshot for
On Saturday, November 23, 2013 3:24:51 PM UTC-8, b0b wrote:
On Saturday, 23 November 2013 12:13:15 UTC+1, Adam Ratana wrote:
You can also appeal this, without making changes. They may be looking
for some kind of split layouts or something.
Yes you can appeal it seems. There's a form
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