Hi,
I want to run a query of the form:
select sum(salary) from people where department=23
I'm not sure how to do it via the SqlQueryBuilder? Is there an
alternative solution ?
Thanks all.
Regards.
Gavin
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or if you're not doing sound with the emulator try
starting it with the -noaudio option ( see emulator -help)
Digit wrote:
that's because KDE's 'arts' sound server is not supported.
you need to either install the "esd" sound daemon or the alsa-dmix package
on your machine
to be able to sh
that's because KDE's 'arts' sound server is not supported.
you need to either install the "esd" sound daemon or the alsa-dmix package
on your machine
to be able to share emulator audio with the rest of your system.
On Sat, Jun 28, 2008 at 12:41 AM, Jeremy Villalobos <
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Hello:
I have notice that on Kubuntu (or ubuntu), when I run the Android emulator
the sound cards cannot be used by any other programs. This is not a big
problem to develop programs, but just wanted to inform the community. As
soon as the emulator is shutdown the sound card is accesible to othe
> I'm kinda new to Android, but got some Java experience, but still got
> this annoying error even before i see anything on the screen:
Move your setContentView(R.layout.search); statement to immediately after
your super.onCreate(icicle); statement. You don't have a content view at
the time you'r
hi friends
i develop location base system so i get possition on mobile through
gps but problem is that how can we connect gps through emulater. does
any other device require to get gps possion.
Thank You
Suresh Kerai
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Hello,
I'm kinda new to Android, but got some Java experience, but still got
this annoying error even before i see anything on the screen:
ERROR/AndroidRuntime(1593): Uncaught handler: thread Main exiting due
to uncaught exception
ERROR/AndroidRuntime(1593): java.lang.RuntimeException: Unable to
As a technology Android is a marginal improvement over say a full CDC
platform; the real excitement, at least for me personally, was that
individual developers could move in and change the industry because they
would finally be able to enter and push ideas before the platform was mature
and before
If that's the case, Google is just another closed, mobile player and Android
is just another mobile system that will fragment the market. We've all been
had. But thanks for the update.
Shane
On Fri, Jun 27, 2008 at 10:13 AM, Josh Guilfoyle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> There is no official comm
Oops. That was meant to be in response to Romain's message.
Mark, yea, the Spinner control doesn't really go with the UI effect
that I'm attempting to accomplish, but again, thanks for the time.
On Jun 27, 12:12 pm, kelvin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have thought about using a single ListVie
Spinner has changed dramatically since M5. It now behaves more like a
combo box on a desktop. When you click it, it shows a ListView in a
popup window on top of the activity.
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I have thought about using a single ListView, but unfortunately it
doesn't really go with my "design" such as it is.
I haven't looked into what it'd take to do what you're saying with an
Adapter-backed LinearLayout, but that sounds what exactly like what I
need. I can hopefully figure it out, bu
> Thanks for the response. Yea, I probably wasn't clear. I actually
> don't care about the scrollability since yes, I am in a ScrollView. I
> DO care about the AdapterView characteristics. I am using the
> ScrollView because I have a number of other views in the activity
> besides the ScrollVi
Have you thought about adding your other elements in the ListView as
headers and footers instead? This will give you an efficient "single
page" scrolling ListView with all of your items.
You could also easily populate a LinearLayout from an adapter. All you
need is to set change listeners on the
Thanks for the response. Yea, I probably wasn't clear. I actually
don't care about the scrollability since yes, I am in a ScrollView. I
DO care about the AdapterView characteristics. I am using the
ScrollView because I have a number of other views in the activity
besides the ScrollView and I a
On Jun 27, 11:44 am, "Romain Guy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Why would you do it this way? ListView will already load and display
> as many elements as it can. You are just forcing ListView to work in a
> way that's it is not meant for and, worse, you are forcing it to work
> in a very inefficie
Maybe I'm misreading your message, but I don't see where the ScrollView
comes into play.
You say you want to use ListView, because you want scrollability (which
ListView has) and you want AdapterView characteristics (and ListView has
AdapterView as an ancestor).
So, just use a ListView.
If I'm
> So I would like to have all the views in the ListView loaded and
> displayed if possible. I've managed this by instantiating and
> measuring each element inside of the ListView when onMeasure is called
> on the ListView, adding them all up (and padding for dividers), and
> setting the measured
I know that this topic has been covered many times in this group, but
I still have a question I'm hoping to get answered. Referring to this
thread,
http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers/browse_thread/thread/3bfb013704d886fb/a556ab75f22c8dd1
hackbod wrote:
The ScrollView gives its con
Hi,
We are aware of this. However what needs to be done at this time is to
make the software works. Before the SDK 1.0 ships, we will spend time
cleaning it up and adding documentation. Unfortunately, this is not
our priority today (but it will be :). In the meantime feel free to
ask questions, w
Hi Digit, i need to get power from different AP and to modify some
parameters regarding the rate that the sensor use to get the
measurment of the power. Obviously I'm searching also a wifi board
with a good support for linux ('m thinking on some Atheros chipset).
What I don't understand is if i ca
Hi,
HashMap is a very useful class that performs well. Without knowing how
you intend to use this class, we cannot really tell you whether it
will impact performance or not. However, HashMap can be used without
any problem in a large number of situations without impacting
performance.
The only s
Hi,
Thanks for your response. Certainly clarifies a few things.
The sample code has been immensely valuable in getting a better
understanding of the Android APIs. I totally understand the 'too many
things to do' problem, I have been guilty of that many times. However,
I would like to respe
Hi
Does Android support Windows Media Video(i.e WMV format) codec.
Regards
Rama
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Hi All,
I did not develop mobile project before, and now I must to develop an
Android project.
>From my friend, I have known the classes J2ME is less than J2SE. For
example, J2ME doesn't contain HashMap class.
I think it is under the consideration of performing.
I just want to know if I use so
There is no official comment from Google, but after talking to several
sources on the team, it is quite clear that they do not expect a
release until the handsets launch. The ADC round 1 winners are now
under NDA with Google to get access to private updates which they are
not allowed to discuss o
This is a known issue internally. I just created:
http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=758
I'll be sure to update that bug as we make changes internally.
On Jun 27, 12:14 am, kelvin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is it possible to specify a focus order programmatically? I know it
>
Under what condition would you not be running an Android app on
Dalvik? The emulator doesn't use your native JVM, it uses Dalvik as
well.
On Jun 24, 11:52 am, kobica <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Jun 24, 11:49 am, Josh Guilfoyle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > You mean check if it's running o
On Jun 25, 11:22 pm, Hsun-Cheng Hu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Is it possible to load class dynamically from file system or
> Internet??
With a bit of work loading from the file system is barely possible.
Loading from any other source is not possible in the current public
release o
I had a number of issues importing the javamail jars from Sun's
website (using Mac OS X 10.5). I eventually found that the jars at
maven repository didn't produce the dex conversion error. Try giving
those a shot:
http://download.java.net/maven/1/javax.mail/jars/
Good luck,
-Will
PS: You
I would interested to know too.
Nvidia's site says it is ONLY for Windows...doesn't mention Linux,
so sad
Eric Wong
Portable Electronics Ltd
www.hdmp4.com
On Jun 26, 10:17 pm, rezar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does any body have any information about android integrity with NVIDA
>
or did any of developers successful doing speech recognition system on
android???
any guideline please???
Wesley.
On Fri, Jun 27, 2008 at 5:04 PM, Wesley Sagittarius <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> hi all,
> is there any example or tutorial for android speech recognition???
>
>
> http://lamp.epf
hi all,
is there any example or tutorial for android speech recognition???
http://lamp.epfl.ch/~linuxsoft/android/android-m3-rc20a/docs/reference/android/speech/recognition/package-summary.html
Wesley.
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Is it possible to specify a focus order programmatically? I know it
can be done in XML via nextFocusDown, Left, Right, Up, but I'm
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