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Problem: I have multitouch unintentionally generating a single stroke
gesture.
I'm using a GestureOverlayView over the entire screen and not
attempting to use multitouch at all. I'm using
android:gestureStrokeType="single". One of my gestures is a
horizontal left to right, like a swipe. It work
Hello,
Recently I have transferred my app in from my Checkout U.S. account to
an account outside U.S. We notice that our sales have dropped 50%
since then. Looked into the sales log it appears the drop is due to
the Credit Card rejected.
Our app costs $3US and we sold over 200 apps per day consis
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On Dec 4, 4:26 pm, guillaume benats
wrote:
> Yes I agree, but my point is not to complete all the weaknesses of Android
> in terms of privacy. I have made with some colleagues a dependency-aware
> privacy management model for mobile applications. And I'd like to focus on
> those dependencies so I
On Dec 3, 12:43 am, Tantu wrote:
> i want to connect my phone to PC using socket communication and my
> phone acts as a client in this communication. my code is working in
> emulator but not in phone.
This is not officially supported. That it works on the emulator is a
special case, due to the
My code is not that much different than edrowland's
// Set the contentIntent of notification
Intent defaultIntent = new Intent(context, DoNothing.class);
defaultIntent .setAction("Default");
PendingIntent pendingDefaultIntent = PendingIntent.getActivity(context,
0, defaultIntent , 0);
notification
On Sat, Dec 4, 2010 at 8:02 PM, David Karr wrote:
> I don't necessarily have a need for this, but I noticed while reading
> through some of the Menu features that there wasn't an obvious way to
> populate a menu (context menu, for instance) just before drawing it. I
> believe this is a typical fea
How to control the vibrate's strength:
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to change the degree of unbalance and th
If you need to refer to your pc host's localhost when your emu and pc in the
same computer use 10.0.2.2
127.0.0.1 refers to emulator localhost.
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I don't necessarily have a need for this, but I noticed while reading
through some of the Menu features that there wasn't an obvious way to
populate a menu (context menu, for instance) just before drawing it. I
believe this is a typical feature of other menu systems. Is it
possible to do this in A
When I hit the URL "http://market.android.com/publish/Home";, I get an
infinite "Loading" spinner as well as a "document.body is null" JS error
within the following file:
http://market.android.com/publish/gwt/com.google.wireless.android.vending.developer.HomeMod.nocache.js
Anyone else having this
On yet a different phone platform we experimented with several
different schemes. We found that people pretty much always felt that
pushing a "+" at the top to go up and a "-" below that to go down was
most natural. When you introduce a wheel, however, things get a bit
more muddled -- usually goi
yeah, it is a known bug:
http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=4611
On 3 December 2010 23:59, Douglas Fonseca wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm working on a preference screen to my app. The main preference screen is
> described in a .xml file and in this XML code I declared another
> PreferenceScre
you need to determine the ip of your computer and the appropriate port
for the server. Client/Server should match.
On Dec 3, 12:43 am, Tantu wrote:
> i want to connect my phone to PC using socket communication and my
> phone acts as a client in this communication. my code is working in
> emulat
I actually didn't need to set the RoundRectShape, just using the
PaintDrawable with the constructor taking a color and then setting the
Radii did the trick. Thanks a lot
On Nov 28, 1:42 am, Kostya Vasilyev wrote:
> There is only one background per view - if you use a color value or an
> image, it
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Binder IPC is not intended for several megabytes of data transport. You
should keep a single call well under a megabyte, and hopefully more in the
realm of 100K.
If you are sending more data than that, you should do it through an fd or
shared memory area; it is easy to transport such objects thro
I would be happy to accept a patch to aapt to have it output those as XML.
The reason it isn't there is that it isn't as easy to do as what is there
now.
Parsing .dex files is well outside the domain of aapt, though.
On Wed, Dec 1, 2010 at 5:06 AM, Bob Kerns wrote:
> Ah, you beat me to the ans
I'd say the + being at the top and - at the bottom, or the other way around,
is the *least* of the problems with the UI in those controls...
On Sat, Dec 4, 2010 at 2:02 PM, David Karr wrote:
> I've always thought it was strange that the Date/Time controls have
> the increment and decrement button
No easy way for the parent to find the children; but the children can
find their parents by calling Activity.getParent().
So get the children to find their parent, and register with it in
onCreate.
On Dec 2, 3:59 pm, TreKing wrote:
> On Wed, Dec 1, 2010 at 8:21 AM, cool.manish wrote:
> > Plea
I have the same problem on Galaxy tab. Currently both intents go to
the same place (since having a cancel button is better than not having
one,even if the cancel intent doesn't fire).
Under no circumstance does the the intent for the cancel button fire,
on a Galaxy Tab. Not setting a contentIntent
On Sat, Dec 4, 2010 at 5:02 PM, David Karr wrote:
> I've always thought it was strange that the Date/Time controls have
> the increment and decrement buttons in the order that seems opposite
> to the natural order. Experience in user interfaces tells you that
> numbers increase "down" and decreas
On Dec 2, 10:37 am, 1001knights wrote:
> I would like to know how to control MediaPlayer again after I launch
> the application later, so that I won't have too many copies open?
You should probably create a persistent Service that manages the
MediaPlayer instance you want to work with. Activitie
I've always thought it was strange that the Date/Time controls have
the increment and decrement buttons in the order that seems opposite
to the natural order. Experience in user interfaces tells you that
numbers increase "down" and decrease "up", just like the entries in a
list.
If you had a Date
How does one detect whether a network is a Mobile AP connection?
The application: need to decide whether to do local network SSDP
discovery via network broadcasts.
For a straight wifi connection, you use WifiManager. But when the
Mobile AP is enabled, WifiManager says that the current connection
Yes I agree, but my point is not to complete all the weaknesses of Android
in terms of privacy. I have made with some colleagues a dependency-aware
privacy management model for mobile applications. And I'd like to focus on
those dependencies so I'd like to use that kind of tool to make some
observa
I would go with custom layout manager: extend ViewGroup, override
onLayout method and provide your own layout logic.
On Dec 4, 3:26 pm, P.N. wrote:
> Hello!
>
> Is there any layout to achieve this:
> - 5 rows with 3 columns;
> - every row 20% of display height;
> - first and third column 25% of d
Can you post a code you use to create pending intent?
On Dec 3, 1:18 am, CrazyH wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to get buttons to work in notification expanded view. The
> goal is to use the buttons to launch activities from the notification
> view. Is this even supported? Here is a very simple o
Looked it up.
This is a Froyo snapshot of Settings app's manifest:
http://android.git.kernel.org/?p=platform/packages/apps/Settings.git;a=blob;f=AndroidManifest.xml;h=78c0f5b35401b96e42915d81e4c2a0e51f262dbd;hb=froyo-release
The relevant part is this:
586
588
589
590 android:name="com.
Yes same thing is happening for me.
I have also written program in opengles 2.0 and uploading texture yuv
is taking around 54ms and rendering is taking 20 ms.
640*480.
But what i feel is this is blocking cpu but i dont know how to do all
of that in gpu or second option is that all this is happen
On Dec 4, 12:34 pm, guillaume benats
wrote:
> Right, I could use tool like TaintDroid or ScanDroid if they were
> publicated...
I strongly suspect that there are ways to leak private information
which such tools would be unable to identify or distinguish from
innocent transmission of non-private
I did not know that we could use it!
Thanks!
Regards
On Sat, Dec 4, 2010 at 6:53 PM, Mark Murphy wrote:
> On Sat, Dec 4, 2010 at 12:34 PM, guillaume benats
> wrote:
> > Right, I could use tool like TaintDroid or ScanDroid if they were
> > publicated...
>
> Instructions for using TaintDroid ca
On Sat, Dec 4, 2010 at 12:34 PM, guillaume benats
wrote:
> Right, I could use tool like TaintDroid or ScanDroid if they were
> publicated...
Instructions for using TaintDroid can be found here:
http://appanalysis.org/download.html
> Anyway, is there any database of granted permissions? I mean c
Right, I could use tool like TaintDroid or ScanDroid if they were
publicated...
Anyway, is there any database of granted permissions? I mean can I access
some sort of list saying which application is granted which permissions?
On Sat, Dec 4, 2010 at 4:52 PM, Chris Stratton wrote:
> On Dec 4, 10
On Dec 4, 10:30 am, guillaume benats
wrote:
> Mmmh. So there is no way I can tell that two applications are possibly used
> together ?
I would say no. It's one of those can't prove a negative problems.
You can catch two apps in the act of communicating by some method or
another, but it's going
On Sat, Dec 4, 2010 at 9:43 AM, cool.manish wrote:
> I am displaying google map in my app and displaying POIs on it using
> overlay. I want to capture onTap action of the overaly and to move to
> another activity. I have find out some tutorial which are telling how
> to display some message at the
As far as I understand, for you, the background is more important, and
the buttons should be placed at certain positions within the background.
Well, there is no law that says you have to use layout_margin and dp
units for positioning your buttons (ImageViews).
Write your own ViewGroup subcla
Pedro,
Not sure if you're asking about gps coordinates or device orientation,
here are links for both:
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/hardware/SensorManager.html
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/location/LocationManager.html
You mention logging current time:
ht
Mmmh. So there is no way I can tell that two applications are possibly used
together ?
On Sat, Dec 4, 2010 at 4:17 PM, Chris Stratton wrote:
> On Dec 4, 9:58 am, guillaume benats
> wrote:
> > That what I though, as this is for a case study and to validate a
> research
> > statement, it's not a
Peter,
Specifying a fraction of parent size can be done with layout_weight.
Not sure if it works with table layouts, but for a small table like
this, you could use nested LinearLayouts, which do support layout_weight
very well.
-- Kostya
04.12.2010 16:26, P.N. пишет:
Hello!
Is there any l
On Dec 4, 9:58 am, guillaume benats
wrote:
> That what I though, as this is for a case study and to validate a research
> statement, it's not a problem if it's not working on non-rooted phone.
> I am in fact trying to take dependencies between apps into account for a
> privacy management tool.
Oh
That what I though, as this is for a case study and to validate a research
statement, it's not a problem if it's not working on non-rooted phone.
I am in fact trying to take dependencies between apps into account for a
privacy management tool.
Thank you both for your help,
I'll try this.
On Sat,
On Dec 4, 9:43 am, guillaume benats
wrote:
> Listing all intent filters of all applications of a device using a
> deassembler
> Listing all startActivities of all apps using same technique
Well, this should be possible at least on a rooted device, and for non
copy protected apps on a consumer de
I'm trying to define a http proxy on my htc desire 2.2.
I've tried using various apps from the market. None worked!
I've tried using the adb shell, that is manually insert the proper
values into the database. Didnt work either.
Finally I tried to make my own app using
Settings.System.putString(get
Hi Guys,
I am displaying google map in my app and displaying POIs on it using
overlay. I want to capture onTap action of the overaly and to move to
another activity. I have find out some tutorial which are telling how
to display some message at the time of clicking but I want to move to
another ac
Ok thank you for your help Mark.
Instead I am currently doing this:
Listing all intent filters of all applications of a device using a
deassembler
Listing all startActivities of all apps using same technique
To have a possible list of applications possibly used together. I will then
do it case b
Hello,
currently I'm using AIDL to send various amounts of data from one
process to another.
The amount of data does vary between some bytes and up to several
megabytes (stream).
What is the optimal/maximum size for *one* pass of data through an
AIDL call?
And which size should be used, keeping m
I believe this works on certain Sense devices, but unless something
has changed recently, it's not doable on stock.
On Dec 4, 4:24 am, Dianne Hackborn wrote:
> I would suggest trying on the stock platform (in the emulator), and taking
> that as the expected behavior. From your post you say it do
I think some Googlers have said this was going away for a long time
now. I suppose it finally happened. :(
If you want to give a try of my paid app, Keyguard Disabler go for it.
If it still works on your device I'll try to help get you working.
Then feel free to do an automated refund or mail me f
Hi again,
Just to follow up on this issue, it seems that all the cases of
location update failures occur when the Wi-Fi is disabled. This is
consistent with what Geoff described and seems to happen across a
number of different phone models.
Now I ask my users in these cases to enable Wi-Fi -- I g
em~ thanks for the reply Mark.
I've tried it on emulator API7 and It crashes again for same reason.
12-04 22:19:52.812: ERROR/AndroidRuntime(295):
android.content.ActivityNotFoundException: No Activity found to handle
Intent { act=android.settings.APPLICATION_DEVELOPMENT_SETTINGS
flg=0x3000 }
Hello!
Is there any layout to achieve this:
- 5 rows with 3 columns;
- every row 20% of display height;
- first and third column 25% of display width, second is 50%;
- child views (buttons) in second and fourth row, second column?
I've tried to use TableLayout, but it doesn't work as expected.
E
I have seen where some devices mess up those Settings.ACTION_* values
-- they change something around in the Settings app and fail to set up
the IntentFilters or something.
If you do try it on the emulator, let me know what the results are. If
it works there but fails on hardware, that is a CTS bu
It's been tested on API level6, devices GalaxyA(SHW-M100S),
Motorio(XT720).
I'll try it on emulator again and post.
On Dec 4, 9:53 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> What are you testing this on? If it's an emulator, what SDK level is
> it? If it is a device, what model is it?
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> On Sat,
What are you testing this on? If it's an emulator, what SDK level is
it? If it is a device, what model is it?
On Sat, Dec 4, 2010 at 5:03 AM, gg9h0st wrote:
> hello~
>
> I'm working on a fake gps app and want to show "Settings ->
> Application -> Development" activity when "Allow mock locations"
On Fri, Dec 3, 2010 at 4:41 PM, guillaume benats
wrote:
> MMh ok sorry, I did not understood it that way, you are right.
> But isn't there a database including all URIs, intents can target?
Not really, and certainly not one visible in the SDK on the device. It
would be in PackageManager if it wer
In your AndroidManifest.xml, under your receiver, you should also create an
with your custom action. Then create an Intent using the
constructor "Intent (String action)" (by passing your custom action), and
send the broadcast.
I found here a simple example which might help:
http://www.androidcomp
I have a wallpaper app on the market. I have almost finished a
customisation application for it, which I want to sell. Because it is
a wallpaper, I can't use a launch intent.
I have now spent many days trying to simply pass a custom intent using
BroadcastReceiver. I can't find a single example on
But the problem is to place them on the same area on the screen. I
only could come up with margins but I try to avoid that. Right now I
have solved this by grouping the buttons in a linear layout and set
the background of this layout. Then the layout is placed inside a
parent relative layout and al
Any thoughts on this please? It seems quite easy but every time I search on
internet I just find applications that already do this.. I kinda just want to
send an email with the gps positions or something close to that.. like write in
a txt the coordinates while the user is walking.. Anyway I nee
For the screen-orientation, you just have to specify the one you want
in the activity tag of your manifest.xml :
http://developer.android.com/intl/de/guide/topics/manifest/activity-element.html
I agree with Dianne on the not so impressive Sony-Ericson way to help
you fix an issue for THEIR devic
hello~
I'm working on a fake gps app and want to show "Settings ->
Application -> Development" activity when "Allow mock locations"
setting is inactive.
below is the code work pretty good.
Intent intent = new Intent();
intent.setAction(Settings.ACTION_APPLICATION_SETTINGS);
startActivity(intent);
Hi,
has something changed in the latest OS update (Android 2.2.1, Nexus
One) about disabling keyguards? I have an app that has an alarm
feature and wakes up the phone + disables the keyguard; the keyguard
disabling doesn't happen anymore. Here's what i'm doing:
private final void unlockScreen() {
It's good to hear that the rotation problems seem to be fixed! I
didn't know that I could keep the the screen static so it didn't
rotate. I know this can be done in Symbian 5th edition by adding a JAD
attribute.
I am considering to change another thing in the app before I release
it. One person h
I would suggest trying on the stock platform (in the emulator), and taking
that as the expected behavior. From your post you say it doesn't work on
the Droid 1, which is stock Android, so this is likely just not something
that is supported in the base platform and what you are see is various
exten
So... why are they bugging you about these problems, but not even having
the courtesy to send you actual useful information to debug them -- no
exception stack of the crash, no stack crawls from the ANR. This is
SonyEricsson you are communicating with? And they can't give you basic
debugging inf
I picked up a viewsonic g tablet at Sears for $379. The stock ui is
aweful, but with cayanogenmod, it is an amazing device. Modding
instructions are available on xda.
On Dec 3, 4:03 pm, Gaelin wrote:
> I searched through the board and I didn't see anyone ask this yet so I
> apologize if this h
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