Thanks Mark!!
I'm going to have 1 of my favorite beers while coding just for you :)
On Aug 14, 6:35 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> Boxy wrote:
>
> > It looks like underestimated the difficulty of this question.
>
> > I tried to post a much simpler version of the question in the beginner
> > group bu
Hello,
I came to know about Timer in android. I read
http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2007/11/stitch-in-time.html
that Timer is not available at Runtime.
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Currently you must have a touch screen to be an android compatible phone.
You can certainly take the code and use it with a phone without a touch
screen, but at this point the market will not be available for such a device
(since third party applications are written with the assumption that there
i
hi,
how do connect SQLite with Android Application?
Thanks and Regards
Ravisankar S
On Sat, Aug 15, 2009 at 10:22 AM, Zeeshan Khan wrote:
> Thanks for reply,
>
> Ok so i think there is no way to develop an application with feature which
> can connect to PC(without any individual configur
Hello Olli,
what is the size of byte[] data?
may be problem with the heap size. In logcat output, is something like
grow heap? if yes, try with increasing heap size.
pb
On Aug 14, 2:22 pm, Elias wrote:
> I have tried to share betweeb two simpleactivities:
>
> On "parent" activity, I'll start I
Thanks for reply,
Ok so i think there is no way to develop an application with feature which
can connect to PC(without any individual configuration with PC as it would
not be feasible) .
On 8/15/09, Roman ( T-Mobile USA) wrote:
>
>
> If you want to use the USB as a ethernet network interface the
Considering there's been information regarding ADC2 for a few months now, I
imagine the response would be something like "You probably should have
purchased a phone more than two weeks before the deadline". I mean,
including shipping (imagine 3-5 days), you're cutting it pretty close
there...
- D
Joystick, or a clickable trackball.
On Aug 15, 6:32 am, Chris Stratton wrote:
> The emulator would seem to demonstrate that a mouse works fine, but
> not sure you would do well with no pointing device since so many apps
> draw software defined buttons for major functionality.
>
> On Aug 14, 10:0
Thanks Diane and Mark,
I suppose I'll just have to add children to a LinearLayout
programmatically.
Thanks
S
On Aug 15, 4:29 am, Dianne Hackborn wrote:
> Hi, that is the whole point of a scroll view -- its children are put in a
> virtual scrollable container that doesn't impact the size of the
Hi, i've just purchased to be an android developer
when i visit http://market.android.com/publish, i don't see anything
about publish for adc 2
how to submit app for adc 2 ?
thank you
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The emulator would seem to demonstrate that a mouse works fine, but
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On Aug 14, 10:08 pm, Mike wrote:
> Dear sirs,
>
> I saw almost all Android devices supported touch scre
Hi,
I wanted to test my app that I plan to submit for ADC II. But the dev
phone from google is unavailable till sept first week! How are we
suppose to test it?! I dont want to sign a contract with T Mobile just
to test my app.
There is no contact email on ADC II !!
Will they extend ADC II deadline
It is my understanding that a touch screen is not 'mandatory'.
n Aug 14, 7:08 pm, Mike wrote:
> Dear sirs,
>
> I saw almost all Android devices supported touch screen.Is touch
> screen an mandatory requirement for Android phone?Any risk if an
> Android phone got physical keypad only?
>
> BRs,
>
I recently (a week or so ago) updated with a google security patch
(the one about applications sharing namespaces; our provider pushed it
out late I guess).
Anyway, I've found the browser application no longer opens connections
to localhost.
To test I:
- Bound a new socket to 8080
- Wait and log
I just rebuilt an application to use some new assets, and now I get
this message on my phone when I try to install it:
"Application not installed"
"UnitTests could not be installed on this phone"
Anyone know what's going on?
I've checked and I've definitely got "Unknown sources" ticked on the
a
I'm trying to write a makefile for the Android system that copies
files from my local filesystem to out/target/product*/data. Is there
anyway to create new directories from within the makefile? What I'm
doing right now is:
file := $(TARGET_OUT_DATA)/media/audio/wolf.mp3
$(file) : $(LOCAL_PATH)/me
Dear sirs,
I saw almost all Android devices supported touch screen.Is touch
screen an mandatory requirement for Android phone?Any risk if an
Android phone got physical keypad only?
BRs,
Mike
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Hi, that is the whole point of a scroll view -- its children are put in a
virtual scrollable container that doesn't impact the size of the scroll view
itself.
You should never put a list view inside of a scroll view.
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 2:47 PM, Sena wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have a ListView whi
Boxy wrote:
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> It looks like underestimated the difficulty of this question.
>
> I tried to post a much simpler version of the question in the beginner
> group but its been hours and it still has not showed up. I think they
> have a problem with new topics over there.
>
> I'll post the questi
It looks like underestimated the difficulty of this question.
I tried to post a much simpler version of the question in the beginner
group but its been hours and it still has not showed up. I think they
have a problem with new topics over there.
I'll post the question here. I apologize for th
I think G1 should be ok if you update to v1.5
On Sat, Aug 15, 2009 at 4:28 AM, jhoffman wrote:
>
> The G1s, as far as I know, got an Over-The-Air upgrade to v1.5 when it
> came out. The only thing that the older hardware precludes you from is
> testing your app on the newer hardware. The SDK is
Sena wrote:
> Will a view resize itself if I invalidate it? I have a ScrollView that
> doesn't take the ListView size into account after its been populated.
You are probably better served not putting a ListView in a ScrollView,
if possible.
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Hi,
Will a view resize itself if I invalidate it? I have a ScrollView that
doesn't take the ListView size into account after its been populated.
Thanks
S
On Aug 14, 11:06 pm, Romain Guy wrote:
> invalidate(Rect) or invalidate(int left, int top, int right, int bottom)
>
> On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 a
Yeah GET_INTENT_FILTERS hasn't been implemented. The only way to do this is
to parse the manifest yourself. On a computer, you can use "aapt dump
xmltree AndroidManifest.xml" to look at the manifest of an
existing .apk.
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 4:51 PM, EboMike wrote:
>
> Could you elaborate o
The lock screen forces the device into portrait mode.
Lock at the exception in the logcat output to see where your app is
crashing.
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 4:07 PM, jonathan wrote:
>
> i have an activity that crashes randomly after the device resume from
> a long period of sleep, the activity i
I want buttons flush against each other with no space in between - I
do this:
http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/
android"
android:orientation="horizontal"
android:layout_width="fill_parent" android:layout_height="53px"
android:padding="0px" android:horizontalSpaci
Could you elaborate on how exactly to do this? GET_INTENT_FILTERS
doesn't really seem to do anything.
The closest thing I got was to get the PackageInfo, query through its
ActivityInfo objects, and then create an Intent out of each one
(Intent intent = new Intent(); intent.setClassName(pi.package
i have an activity that crashes randomly after the device resume from
a long period of sleep, the activity is forced to be landscape mode
only. When the device resumes from sleep, the activity seems to be
redrawing itself in portrait mode, occupying half the horizontal view,
then have to force cl
I agree that the telephony support in Android is very limited.
I also noticed that it is not trivial to extend the platform code,
because also the rild is very limited. As long as needed state
information are not exposed from the baseband level it is very
difficult to implement more complex TAPI
On a touch screen it is basically impossible to not move your finger.
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 1:14 PM, Dmitry.Skiba wrote:
>
> Thank you all for replying.
>
> Sleeping in onTouchEvent is an interesting idea, I will try that.
> But results in my first post where obtained while *not moving* finger
Perhaps different map projections? If you are interested in measuring
GPS receiver accuracy, there are better approaches than using maps.
On Aug 14, 3:54 pm, YoFrankie wrote:
> Here you can see some of my gps points displaying on google maps. I
> think with a better accuracy those points would
Hi,
I have a ListView which is embedded in a ScrollView. I populate the
rest of the Views in the ScrollView, then populate the ListView.
Unfortunately yhe ScrollView doesn't size itself to accomodate the
items in the ListView. Am I missing something? Is there a way to get
the View to resize itsel
Hi Mark,
This happened in March / April of 2009. I'm not sure if the mobile ads
were ready yet. I'm thinking that I wouldn't be able to use them now.
Should I apply for the beta if my AdSense account has been closed?
(I'm thinking that the answer is no.)
I'm not sure mobile apps would work for m
Solved!
There is a bug. If I use a theme on my manifest file that contains no
background, a custom theme, animation alpha fails.
Any input on this?
thanks...
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On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 11:43 AM, fhucho wrote:
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> I have a custom view, that overrides the onDraw() method. For better
> performance I want to redraw only a small part of Canvas in onDraw(),
> how can I do that?
> >
>
-
i think it's something to do with animating out of your activity to a
window you don't control.
i recently asked a simple question about whether this was possible
and the answer was no. you might be running into that.
>And
>alphaAnimOUT.setDuration(1000);
>
>
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D.Garcia wrote:
> Hi,
> I don't know if I'm trying to do something that is wrong:
>
> I want a separate thread from a service to register a receiver for wifi
> events. However as I need a context for doing that (and I'm using
> service one)
> I'm receiving the intents on the main thread.
> Is the
ListActivity is a convenience class for people who need an Activity
that specifically just has a ListView as its content. If that's all
you need, ListActivity saves you the trouble of implementing it
yourself. If you need more flexibility, then Activity is the general
class.
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Android
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alphaAnimOUT.setDuration(1000);
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Hi,I don't know if I'm trying to do something that is wrong:
I want a separate thread from a service to register a receiver for wifi
events. However as I need a context for doing that (and I'm using service
one)
I'm receiving the intents on the main thread.
Is there any possibility to register a r
Is there any way to get a list of keyboards available?
Many thanks in advance
CHEERS> SAM
On Jul 13, 7:09 am, Dianne Hackborn wrote:
> If you just want a custom keyboard, you can use the same keyboard class to
> implement a keyboard within your app. Currently that is the only thing that
> is r
Hi,
Can you please tell me how to register SMS received ACTION?
I tried the following, but when I set up a breakpoint in onReceive()
never get called.
Please help if you have any idea.
import android.provider.Telephony.Sms.Intents;
registerReceiver(new MyReceiver, new IntentFilter(Intents.SMS_
Excellent - just what I was looking for - many thanks. Would also be
great to be able to upload log files of user activity to see how users
are using an app, but I guess there might be ethical issues with
that ...
CHEERS> SAM
On Aug 12, 2:38 pm, Dan Sherman wrote:
> We've been using:http://cod
Sorry for lack info, yes I do that:
AlphaAnimation alphaAnimOUT = new AlphaAnimation(1.0f, 0.0f);
I tried doing a TranslateAnimation and that works all the time...
On Aug 14, 4:37 pm, Jason Proctor
wrote:
> do you set a duration for the animation?
>
> >Little more detail:
>
> >I have attached
do you set a duration for the animation?
>Little more detail:
>
>I have attached an animation listener and I can see that on start and
>on end animation are being triggered properly but still nothing
>happens visually except that I see the screen barely flickering...
>
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Thank you all for replying.
Sleeping in onTouchEvent is an interesting idea, I will try that.
But results in my first post where obtained while *not moving* finger
at all. Well, maybe there are fluctuations in determining my finger's
position, and events were arriving nevertheless. I will check t
Little more detail:
I have attached an animation listener and I can see that on start and
on end animation are being triggered properly but still nothing
happens visually except that I see the screen barely flickering...
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alphaAnimOUT = new AlphaAnimation(1.0f, 0.0f);
*
mMenuBar.startA
Here you can see some of my gps points displaying on google maps. I
think with a better accuracy those points would be on the street, i
was driving on, wouldn't they?
http://steadysolutions.de/Unbenannt.jpg
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on the Mac, it's more than an environment
variable. you have to select the Java preference
order in the control panel. ISTR that the version
can be requested on an individual application
basis, though i'm not sure that's possible for
command line stuff like ant etc.
on a Linux machine, setti
You can install java 1.5 and java 1.6 on your system. Setup an
environment variable which supports the selection of the Java version
which you want to use. If you do development on the SDK/platform
switch to 1.5, for app development switch to 1.6.
For example on my MAC I find the 1.6 bin in
/S
If you want to use the USB as a ethernet network interface then it is
not supported.
You have to port the USB network support.
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Hi, i m new to android. I am trying to create custom component.
developer wil use this component just like any other component like
textview or editText in his layout.xml file. I want this component to
be created and rendered by java file only. No layout xml is used. i am
not sure whether to exten
On Aug 14, 8:23 am, Zeeshan Khan wrote:
> Hi,
> Is it possible to connect to PC through USB from android application.
>
> Or is it possible by any other way.
> I want to connect to it to transfer data(video)
If you have USB debugging turned on, you can use the ADB program on
Hi All,
I also faced the same issue, however below command worked for me. My
box is Ubuntu 8.04.
$ sudo apt-get install git-core gnupg sun-java5-jdk flex bison gperf
libsdl-dev libesd0-dev libwxgtk2.6-dev build-essential zip curl
libncurses5-dev zlib1g-dev
$ sudo update-java-alternatives -s jav
Typically, there is some variant of long term averaging involved when
measuring the accuracy of a GPS receiver. I wouldn't trust a map or a
getAccuracy() method (at least without knowing the details of what it
is measuring).
- Greg
On Aug 14, 1:20 pm, YoFrankie wrote:
> The Location class has
I have a custom view, that overrides the onDraw() method. For better
performance I want to redraw only a small part of Canvas in onDraw(),
how can I do that?
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I wrote my first "Hello World" App for Android: AndroidAPI
It should be useful for Android developers
Actually it provides full Android Java API on your Android phone and
does not require connection
Search for AndroidAPI in Market
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Thanks! You have a gift to wake me up from stupidity :). I actually
implemented everything correctly, except that I've made the uber obvious
mistake to call the IM in the onCreate() function of the activity. I guess I
should have used at least onWindowFocusChanged(). Sorry for wasting your
time.
O
The G1s, as far as I know, got an Over-The-Air upgrade to v1.5 when it
came out. The only thing that the older hardware precludes you from is
testing your app on the newer hardware. The SDK is the same (unless
somebody simply did not update their Android version on the phone).
On Aug 14, 2:23 am,
I have been watching my Developer Console also. They seem to update a
couple times a day. So if yours hasn't updated in a couple days
something might be wrong. Or there might just be fluctuations in the
number of applications to process vs the computer power available to
process them.
On Aug 6,
There's roughly 2 weeks left and still no update on the ADC site to
allow application submission.
When can we expect an update ?
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Sorry about that poorly spelt question - I was in a hurry earlier. ;)
Basically is there a way to tell the sensors what orientation your
activity is in, so if the phone is held horizontally the compass works
correctly?
On Aug 14, 5:51 pm, mscwd01 wrote:
> Forgive me if I am missing the obvious
Hi,
I was reading on ListActivity and Activity and wanted to know which is
better? I only need to display one listview. Would I see great
improvements? Does ListActivity handle screen rotation better or it's
the same?
Thanks!
Moto!
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You can listen to the event of an incoming Call by using the
PhoneStateListener onCallStateChanged, but I don't believe it is
possible to intercept an Incoming Call (Outgoing call is a different
matter).
For what it is worth, there is an old but interesting read on the
topic
http://groups.google
The Location class has a getAccuracy() method and displaying the gps
coordinates on google maps shows that 30m accuracy often really means
that you are 30 away of the point you really stood at.
Accuracy doesn't improve, even when not moving.
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You can do that by setting the appropriate listeners.
ImageView iv = (ImageView)findViewById(R.id.ImageView01);
iv.setBackgroundResource(android.R.drawable.ic_delete); // You can set
your arbitrary image here.
iv.setOnTouchListener(new OnTouchListener(){
public boolean onTouch(Vie
I haven't yet experimented with the GPS accuracy on Android devices,
but I plan to. How did you measure your 30-100 meter accuracy? Did
the accuracy improve as you stayed at the same location in the open
field?
- Greg
On Aug 14, 10:10 am, YoFrankie wrote:
> with my locationlistener i get accu
There is no direct API, the light is controlled indirectly by posting a
notification that requests the lights flash.
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 3:43 AM, Anton Pirker wrote:
>
> Hey list!
>
> I have a HTC Magic and just love the glowing trackball if you have
> missed a call.
>
> So i wanted to use t
Being in the foreground doesn't mean you have exclusive access to the device
-- it still needs to be able to respond to incoming calls, etc.
There is nothing intrinsically wrong with an application working at audio
priority for doing audio work... there is something extremely wrong with it
runnin
it would be cool if AudioTrack could do this, but it looks like that
only accepts PCM. :(
On Aug 13, 9:41 pm, phil wrote:
> I have looked at the documentation for MediaPlayer and it doesn't seem
> to do what I need. I need to be able to feed a personalized stream to
> the media player. For ex
Photics wrote:
> To keep things more on-topic, here's what I would try differently if I
> was to use AdSense in my app again. Make sure that the Adsense spiders
> can grab your content. I was using htaccess to block all but android/
> iphone traffic. I wanted a more safe and secure playground for
The Android platform currently doesn't support mouse input at all. Some
people may have hacked it to allow for mouse input, but this is very much
not supported because none of the UI has actually been designed to work well
with a mouse.
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 2:38 AM, Nguyen Dinh Minh
wrote:
>
Do the same thing TextView does.
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 8:33 AM, Andrei Bucur wrote:
> Hello!
> AbsListView implements onCreateInputConnection using an EditText, subclass
> of TextView :). My question is how should a custom View implement those
> methods so one can display the virtual keyboard.
Hello Romain,
Your response is encouraging. I'm working on a new app and I'm trying
to fight the discouraging feeling. Android is lots of fun to work
with, but I'm still annoyed at how the AdSense issue was handled.
Would I get burned again by Google if I continued work on Android?
Seeing the res
Forgive me if I am missing the obvious here but is there an easy way
to get the coorect azimuth/roll/pitch values when the phone is
oriented to the horizontal position?
When you hold a device certically, the compass and roll/pitch values
are correct but if you hold the phobe horizontally the comp
This is not yet supported. You would need to change the platform code
to support this correctly.
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I haven't tried switching data connections but I plan to and I took
note that data connection handoff issues are discussed in the 'Coding
for Life ... Battery Life' video (starting around the 17 minute mark)
at
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OUemfrKe65c
I hope that helps.
- Greg
On Aug 14,
you are right. Cheers!
Jiri
Mark Murphy wrote:
> Jiri wrote:
>> I think it is a scoping issue, but I cant seem to find how to solve it.
>> I would appreciate some help.
>>
>>
>> public class SliderTest extends Activity {
>>
>> private HorizontalSlider slider;
>>
>> public TextView pVie
If you use features from the 1.5 SDK that are new (not present in
previous versions) then you need to run it on an Android device
running 1.5. However, you develop a 1.1 compatible app using the 1.5
SDK.
But I would recommend that you should test your entry on a 1.5 device
since the folks who wou
Jiri wrote:
> I think it is a scoping issue, but I cant seem to find how to solve it.
> I would appreciate some help.
>
>
> public class SliderTest extends Activity {
>
> private HorizontalSlider slider;
>
> public TextView pView;
>
>
> @Override
> public void onCreate(Bu
Ok, i see I think coming from flash I think to much in timelines and
frames. In Java there is offcourse no such thing, so i understand ( i
think ) why one needs to sometimes revert back to previous canvas state.
Thnx for clearing that up.
Jiri
Streets Of Boston wrote:
> Before you call sa
I think it is a scoping issue, but I cant seem to find how to solve it.
I would appreciate some help.
public class SliderTest extends Activity {
private HorizontalSlider slider;
public TextView pView;
@Override
public void onCreate(Bundle icicle) {
super.onCreat
Whoa, please don't put words in my mouth. I know you've answered my
question regarding the subject since. It doesn't really have much to
do with the book review but I will go ahead and update my entry
anyway. Peace. :)
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hi,
say i have white-only-with-alpha NinePatchDrawable and depending on
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some Views.
i thought i could use StateListDrawable:
sld = new StateListDrawable()
// repeat this for every color/state
drawable = res.getDrawable(resI
http://adsenseaccountdisabled.org/ might help too.
(And Romain, there are tons of examples out there of legitimate sites
that get banned without any specified reason, automated appeal
rejections, and lack of payment. Frequently the first month they hit a
single-month payment. http://eyeonsoaps.ne
Casper,
"It's my humble opinion that all the above books favors XML layout a
bit too much, as it makes examples harder to read/type - and lets face
it, it's limited how complex a layout will be on such a small screen
anyway."
They do and rightly so. We already told you why. The XML layouts are
s
Code snippet for drawing text on a bitmap:
Canvas mCanvas = new Canvas(mBitmap);
mCanvas.drawText(...);
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I second the recommendation for Mark Murphy's books. I wish I had
known about these before investing in other ones. Small mini-review to
explain why on my blog:
http://coffeecokeandcode.blogspot.com/2009/08/android-books-review.html
/Casper
On 14 Aug., 08:42, Barry Wei wrote:
> could anyone sen
Streets Of Boston wrote:
> Mark Murhpy's (regular here on these forums) e-books are highly
> regarded:
> http://commonsware.com/mmurphy.html
> http://commonsware.com/books.html
Thanks!
More generally, watch for books that are being kept up to date for new
Android releases. Mine are continuously
Well actually the other thing too is my program is designed so that if
it loses focus (OnPause), it stops the audio creation thread. So even
though it's priority is set high, it only runs the high thread while
the program is in the foreground, so it shouldn't be too detrimental
to the entire syste
Before you call save() on the canvas, your canvas is in a certain
state (clip region/transformation matrix/etc).
Then you call save() and all this info is saved away somewhere.
Then other code (e.g. paints of child-views) can modify this canvas
anyway they like.
Then when control is returned bac
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One beginner book is sufficient, because most of the books are
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try FileObserver, it may help u
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Hello!
AbsListView implements onCreateInputConnection using an EditText, subclass
of TextView :). My question is how should a custom View implement those
methods so one can display the virtual keyboard.
Andrei.
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 6:23 PM, greg wrote:
>
> I put the following menu option in m
@Mike: I have forwarded your email to some people to see if we can
help you. However you should really contact the AdSense support teams,
not the Android team.
@Disconnect: Please do not use anecdotal evidence as a generalized truth.
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 8:22 AM, Disconnect wrote:
> Um... his
Use &
On Aug 14, 7:49 am, tomispig wrote:
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On Aug 14, 2:42 am, Barry Wei wrote:
> could anyone send me some e-book about develop android application?
>
> thanks a lot.
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I am assuming that your device detaches from the network. When you are
attached the following is possible
- the network is capable of tracking the MS (via subsequent location
updates)
- network is aware of the services and networks that the user may have
access to.
Location updates are impacting
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