These things can happen for multiple reasons. You might already have an app
with the same package name installed on the device with a different
signature. That can cause problems.
If you look through the logcat/ddms log of the device you should see a more
detailed error message when you try
We don't remove methods. getAllStyles() is still there and should work. So
should setEnabled().
I'm guessing something broke with the base class generation code but it's
hard to tell without the error and method definitions.
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Thank you Dave. I have implemented your code to get stack trace, but now
for some reason error is gone. Maybe Steve changed something, but I do not
get the error. I removed some of try/catch-es etc. iOS is working on every
build. So, if I stumble on error again, I will post stack trace here.
Thanks!
Will fix for the next update (tomorrow).
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Smaller skins work great especially on retina grade laptops.
Scrollability is the only thing you really need. When it's off you can get
any size you want but display has artifacts. When it's on you get pixel
perfect rendering.
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Does it appear on its own in a hello world app?
I'm guessing something was done...
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If you are experiencing an issue please mention the full platform your
issue applies to:
IDE: NetBeans/Eclipse/IDEA
Desktop OS
Simulator
Device
when I try to replace a container that has BrowserComponent with another
container I get java nullpointer exception
here is the log form xcode
When trying to install a APK onto my phone, I get error "Problem Parsing
The Package".
Netbeans 8.1, updated Codename One plugin just a few days ago.
Windows 7 machine.
It's a very simple app, it compiles and runs in the simulator.
I did build a 'key' by right-mouse-click on the project, then
I use this code to capture the contents of a log file. Its a bit obscure
because it threads
a needle through the standard codename1 class "Log" to create a temporary
log file.
class LogCapture extends Log
{Log oldLog;
StringWriter myWriter;
LogCapture()
{ oldLog =
