Pls check your
AndroidManifest.xml,
and make sure
is a child of .
On Sun, Nov 14, 2010 at 2:07 AM, Chister Nordvik wrote:
> Did you ever figure this one out? I tried to create a very simple map
> application, but got the "stub" exception at startup both on device
> and in emulator:
> E/Andr
Link? GitHub is a big place, I only know of the android source in
android.git.kernel.org and I don't see maps in there.
Adam
On Nov 14, 8:10 pm, Nicholas Albion wrote:
> There's an opensource port of Android on GitHub which includes a
> (slightly dated) implementation of the Google maps API. It
There's an opensource port of Android on GitHub which includes a
(slightly dated) implementation of the Google maps API. It supports
OpenStreetMap and a couple of other map sources. I managed to adapt
it to support Bing maps.
On Nov 14, 7:14 pm, Adam Hammer wrote:
> I have a class I wrote that
I have a class I wrote that uses the maps and works in a activity, but
still returns the stub error when I attempt to instantiate it in a
live wallpaper.
It's supposed to be in a MapActivity, but I figured since Google uses
maps in a live wallpaper I could use it as well, although I know this
is n
Did you ever figure this one out? I tried to create a very simple map
application, but got the "stub" exception at startup both on device
and in emulator:
E/AndroidRuntime( 263): Caused by: java.lang.RuntimeException: stub
E/AndroidRuntime( 263):at
com.google.android.maps.MapActivity.(Unk
That is the entire error. 2 Line stack trace, I called the function
and I get the "Stub"
I've managed to get MapView working in a activity with Opengl and
using offscreen rendering. It's actually performing very well.
I'll go back and try in a LWP once I iron out all the activity bugs.
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