I think the wording that is used in the mono for android project settings is
really confusing.
Like Darren said, I think you need to set "minimum SDK level" to API Level
15. And then set Min SDK in your manifest file in the uses-sdk tag to API
Level 4.
I think this is how you do it. Someone cor
Yea mine also takes just under 30 seconds. I guess packaging up all those
resources is time consuming. I tested in pure Java and it takes about 20
seconds.
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The problem is that i want access this Service from other applications. Is it
possible without IPC?
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AFAIK you can run a background service in your process, that way you don't need
IPC. There is even a m4a demo.
Renato Degelo wrote:
Hi, i have to make a service to synchronize some data in background.
I've read that i cannot use a service in the same thread for this purpose,
and M4A don't sup
I ran into this recently as well.
Set your "minimum SDK level" to whatever you want to build against. That
sounds like API level 15 in your case. In your manifest, add (I believe 4 is Android 1.6).
At runtime, you will need to insure code referencing .Home is not executed
if the API level is l
I just sent this to you directly. Just seemed to be a strange issue.
Wally
> From: j...@xamarin.com
> Date: Fri, 3 Aug 2012 11:29:46 -0400
> To: monodroid@lists.ximian.com
> Subject: Re: [mono-android] Mono Android-8 Support Disabled? on 4.2.5
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> On Aug 2, 2012, at 5:08 PM, Wally McClure
> w
And just another update on how this is going:
I must say that all seems to be working quite well. I have been using
aspects the whole day and haven’t had many problems at all.
I am using 2 mainly:
- The first one is the INotifyPropertyChanged aspect :) This was originally
created for our main Sil
It was working with xam 4.2.3, previous Android SDK.
This bin/res & bin/assets approach.
I'm not able to reinstall 4.2.3 at the moment, but absolutely sure, it was
working.
The only reason to use assets were ttf-fonts.
It's impossible to instantiate them from a resource and I don't want to
creat
Hi, i have to make a service to synchronize some data in background.
I've read that i cannot use a service in the same thread for this purpose,
and M4A don't support by default this operation because of the AIDL.
So i've researched a little and figured out that i have to write the aidl in
java, c
On Aug 2, 2012, at 5:08 PM, Wally McClure wrote:
> I finally got around to actually installing the 4.2.5 alpha on my phone. I
> notice that the Mono Android - 8 Support is disabled.
We're not sure what you mean by "disabled". Can you elaborate?
Thanks,
- Jon
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MiFi is a good alternative yes, though, embed 3G is preferable.
Thank you for the suggestion Jon. I'm pinning it in my list.
So far I've found two possible candidates that are closer to the wanted
requirements.
HTC Flyer 7
http://www.amazon.co.uk/HTC-Flyer-16GB-WiFi-Android/dp/tech-data/B004WJ0
That was it.
I switched off Shared Runtime in the GUI, but it was placed in the wrong
XML-Element. (By xamarin? by VS?)
No works fine.
Thanks.
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On Aug 3, 2012, at 10:48 AM, Goncalo Oliveira wrote:
> I'm searching for low cost tablets (7" screen) with embed 3G modem. Something
> under $250 (preferably sold in Europe), ideally with Android 3.2 or 4.
> Any suggestions?
Best suggestion we have is a Nexus 7 with a MiFi (or equivalent). We do
On Aug 3, 2012, at 10:44 AM, tsukrov wrote:
> That explains it! Release is fine.
>
> It's a custom configuration, that makes problems. ReleaseOBF or something
> like that.
>
> How can I check if it's considered debug or release?
See Novell.MonoDroid.Common.targets (abbreviated):
Could you provide example case? I really have no idea how come it could
have worked. The only possibility that I can logically think is that
Android changed to explicitly prohibit this.
Atsushi Eno
tsukrov wrote:
Wait, but it was working fine on 4.2.3.
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Hey guys,
I'm searching for low cost tablets (7" screen) with embed 3G modem.
Something under $250 (preferably sold in Europe), ideally with Android 3.2
or 4.
Any suggestions?
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On Aug 3, 2012, at 7:23 AM, Andrew Sinclair wrote:
> I haven’t upgraded Mono for Android since 4.0.4, it’s been a nice stable
> version for me. Now I’ve come across a problem on a device and an emulator
> running Android 4.0.4.
As a reminder, there is no binary stability between 4.0.4 and 4.2.
That explains it! Release is fine.
It's a custom configuration, that makes problems. ReleaseOBF or something
like that.
How can I check if it's considered debug or release?
optimize = true,
DEBUG, TRACE - off
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Debug or Release builds?
Release builds shouldn't be embedding x86 by default; at least, they don't for
me. Debug builds will, so that new projects will easily deploy to the x86
emulator without needing to update the project first.
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Wait, but it was working fine on 4.2.3.
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Hello,
Actually there seems a reason why it does not work: as explained in the
linked documentation below: * *Library projects cannot include raw
assets* *:
http://developer.android.com/tools/projects/index.html#LibraryProjects
As far as Java Android projects don't support it, we cannot do th
I think you are correct. You have the minimum level set to android 1.6, so the
app has to run there. Android.Resource.Id.Home doesn't exist there, so it
can't be used. What happens if you use the compat libraries for this type of
support? I'm not sure if it's there or not, but I wanted to at
Hey Craig,
Did you notice a drastic increase in build times after adding all the
resources for ActionBarSherlock? My build times are nearly 30 seconds!
On Aug 2, 2012 4:23 PM, "DFX" wrote:
> You did all the heavy lifting!
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FYI I've asked Gael, the guy behind PS, and he, unfortunately, said that no
official support for monodroid is coming. That said PS could still work but I'm
not all that keen to use it.
Crap, back to implementation of all that INPC properties :-(
Matthew Leibowitz wrote:
Well, some weird news
Hello list, long time no speak!
I haven't upgraded Mono for Android since 4.0.4, it's been a nice stable
version for me. Now I've come across a problem on a device and an emulator
running Android 4.0.4. The error is pretty much on start up:
08-03 10:53:44.792: I/MonoDroid(797): UNHANDLED EX
Hi,
Thanks Dominique for your response, but I have figured what the issue is.
I MUST run VS with administrator privileges in order for it to be able to
deploy to the emulator.
Thanks,
El-Sayed
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No matter, what project settings are.
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I have a project that is targeting Android API Level 15, with a minimum SDK
of Android 1.6. I'm trying to access Android.Resource.Id.Home, but it's
missing. I've tried using global::, so it's definitely the correct resource.
I'm wondering, is it not present because of my target/minimum level? I kno
Well, some weird news, all is now working. I did nothing except:
I first tried updating PostSharp to version 2.1.7.6. This made no changes.
Then, I created the sample in VS 2012:
http://www.sharpcrafters.com/postsharp/documentation#getting-started. No
work...
In utter desperation I created the sam
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