[mono-android] R: Free version: Emulator only? ... Bye bye

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Re: [mono-android] Installing Assemblies Failed

Try going to the project property page and turning off Fast Deployment, rebuild, redeploy, and try again. Jonathan On 12/21/2011 9:46 PM, John Croft wrote: > I am trying to run a simple app and after selecting a physical phone to run > the app on, the mono for android runtime is installed succes

[mono-android] Installing Assemblies Failed

I am trying to run a simple app and after selecting a physical phone to run the app on, the mono for android runtime is installed successfully, followed by the platform, followed by the app. Then it says it is installing assemblies gets to 79% and then says that installing assemblies failed and th

[mono-android] Generic Activity

I have created list activity that simply queries a data store for objects and then displays the object's name in the list.  the data store is wrapped with a repository (IRepository) and the objects that i am querying all implement a common interface, IEntity (that has the "Name" property.)  I was u

Re: [mono-android] SimpleCursorAdapter & Managed Query

It seems that at "Java" level, the SimpleCursorAdapter needs a key field called _id. See also http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5825020/android-column-id-does-not-exist-problem -- View this message in context: http://mono-for-android.1047100.n5.nabble.com/SimpleCursorAdapter-Managed-Query-tp506

Re: [mono-android] Free version: Emulator only? ... Bye bye

I think we will probably support x86 in the next version or two. We've been playing with an x86 emulator image from http://www.android-x86.org/. It's *fast*, but it's rough. IE: you can't rotate the device, change the screen size, and it's missing all the "hardware" buttons that the normal em

Re: [mono-android] Free version: Emulator only? ... Bye bye

Just adding a note to this. If anyone is basing their opinion on mfa on what applications do in the emulator, they really are doing the wrong thing. The android arm emulator as it currently exists is a disaster. I was at AnDevCon and the danged crashed on me more than once. It was a disaste

Re: [mono-android] Free version: Emulator only? ... Bye bye

The only thing i wanted to think about is, will i learn 3 programming languages or use 1 and reuse the code. What gives it to me. More free time, less gray hair. If it is your opinion to use Java it is Ok invest the time. But for a firm it could be better to spend the little money and use the skil

Re: [mono-android] Free version: Emulator only? ... Bye bye

Maybe that debugging and linking to native code use specific assembler arm instruction, but i think that only really few parts are coded in this way ... would be really hard to maintain otherwise (i think ^^) 2011/12/22 Richard Wilburn : > 1) I believe that there are mono parts that require the AR

Re: [mono-android] Free version: Emulator only? ... Bye bye

1) I believe that there are mono parts that require the ARM instructions? (I saw something about this on stackoverflow) 2) You can setup an app that will auto install other apps I would think. This shouldnt be hugely hard. The community might have done or could do something like that. I think ulti

Re: [mono-android] Free version: Emulator only? ... Bye bye

I think that support x86 isn't hard, because: - technically ICS and android 2.3.7 and superior works fine on x86 - x86 emulator is in android sdk folder (tools/emulator-x86) More, android-x86 is an android distrubution, not officially supported, to have android on x86 platform. The true big probl

Re: [mono-android] Free version: Emulator only? ... Bye bye

I think the compromise here could be to put x86 android on the road map if its possible? and put that ability into the trial. On Wed, Dec 21, 2011 at 11:07 PM, Tomas Finnøy wrote: > I'm just posting here to say I have quit my Monodroid experimentation. > > This is solely due to the fact that you

Re: [mono-android] 4.0 RequestLocationUpdates crash

Log cat output: I/ActivityThread(13081): Pub MyApp.MyApp.__mono_init__: mono.MonoRuntimeProvider D/dalvikvm(13081): Trying to load lib /data/data/MyApp.MyApp/lib/libmonodroid.so 0x405136a8 D/dalvikvm(13081): Added shared lib /data/data/MyApp.MyApp/lib/libmonodroid.so

Re: [mono-android] SimpleCursorAdapter & Managed Query

Enrico, I appreciate the feedback there. Actually this runs pefectly on 2.2 - 3.*. Its only when I deploy to 4.0 that I start to get the error. There is something in the change to 4.0 that is causing the issue, though I am unclear what that may be. Nathan On Wed, Dec 21, 2011 at 5:54 AM, caru

[mono-android] 4.0 RequestLocationUpdates crash

Since updating to V4.0, my app crashes when I call RequestLocationUpdates LocationManager _locationManager = (LocationManager)turboService.GetSystemService(Context.LocationService); _locationManager.RequestLocationUpdates(LocationManager.GpsProvider, 1000, 100, this); Any ideas? __

Re: [mono-android] SimpleCursorAdapter & Managed Query

Simple Cursor Adapter inherits the CursorAdapter where the docs the following sentences say: Class Overview Adapter that exposes data from a Cursor to a ListView widget. The Cursor must include a column named "_id" or this class will not work. http://developer.android.com/reference/android/widge

[mono-android] Free version: Emulator only? ... Bye bye

I'm just posting here to say I have quit my Monodroid experimentation. This is solely due to the fact that you have restricted the use of the free version to only work on the emulators. A very poor choice, indeed. The emulator is incredibly slow, and is close to impossible to test applications