Yup saw it from the twitter feed from @Androiddev.
will reopen this on March 1st if needed ;)
Good Work on the 3.0 Team Android.
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It might sometimes happen because of the compatibility mode settings of the
java compiler
You can check it by going to Window - > Preferences -> Java -> Compiler ->
Compiler Compliance Level. If that is not set to 1.6 then change it to 1.6
and see if that works.
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Please update the Platform versions or can someone tell when Google updates
them.
http://developer.android.com/resources/dashboard/platform-versions.html
Is it on the first of every month or at some random time.
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That is very helpful,
I will start looking into getting a verices list for my images.
Is it possible to extend this so that I can use my own images Instead
of using some fixed color in the shape? [eg I have an image of man's
arm and it has shades in it. So can I use it as the object that is
being
> OK, so how hard was it to google android polygon?
hmm its harder than just assuming that I did not do the same. I have
been looking around for that since a couple of days. May be I am
searching with the wrong terms.
Still thank you for the reply. The results does not pull up what I am
looking fo
How can we create polygons with shapes other than the normal regular
rectangle/circle etc? I need to create a image with boundaries and let
users click within the image. Then I need to highlight the image.
I also need to highlight the image only when the user clicks within
the boundaries of the sh
I am trying to have a complex image like this[http://
members.quicknet.nl/lm.broers/download/riskmap_en.png] in my
application. I want to let users click on the complex polygons
(countries with borders in this case) and highlight the polygon they
clicked on. I have the images that I need to use for
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But they are returning null.
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My application has a database that has to be exposed to global search.
I have the sqlite database in my res/raw dir. I am trying to copy the
database file to the databases directory in my project but it throws a
FileNotFoundException. I am guessing that this is a permissions issue.
My application
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On Nov 19, 9:49 am, Marcin Orlowski wrote:
> On 19 November 2010 17:23, Achie wrote:
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> > In that example the user is using Keytool to create the certificate
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Is there any way to create an X509 certificate on the android device?
I need to implement this to create a certificate to authorize the to
access data from a provider who requires this.
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Yup, that was the problem.
Thank you Mark,
Achie.
On Nov 5, 11:32 am, Mark Murphy wrote:
> On Fri, Nov 5, 2010 at 1:05 PM, Achie wrote:
> > I just found after 2 hours of debugging my code for errors that
> > TextUtils.split(String, expression); does not work correctly when
I just found after 2 hours of debugging my code for errors that
TextUtils.split(String, expression); does not work correctly when I
use pipe "|" as the expression. Am I wrong in understanding the method
or is this a bug?
It works fine when I give it as a pattern ie., [|].
I also tested it using a
orks
fine there. Can someone explain what my mistake might be.
Thank you.
Achie
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Bump :(
Here is my error.
E/AndroidRuntime(19424): java.lang.RuntimeException: Unable to start
activity ComponentInfo{com.achie.gs1/com.achie.gs1.AnimalActivity}:
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: selectionArgs must be provided
for the uri for searching animals at a:
E/AndroidRuntime(19424):
I am trying to implement search suggestions in my app in the lines of
Searchable Dictionary, except that my data comes from a Sqlite
Database.
Everything seems to be working except the suggestions. I created a
sample animal database with these values
{"Lion", "Tiger", "Elephant", "Deer", "Kangaro
up the search results
when I search within the dictionary application but not from the
global search.
Did any one else have this issue or know what I might be doing wrong?
Thank you,
Achie.
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";
public static final String DEFINITION_MIME_TYPE =
ContentResolver.CURSOR_ITEM_BASE_TYPE +"/vnd.sd2.com.achie";
My Manifest is
What might be the problem?
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I have a service which runs in the background when the user starts
using my app. I am using it to do some posts to our server.
I always close my service by calling stopSelf as soon as the posts
have been made or failed.
But I recently observed two times that my service did not stop. I saw
that in
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