I'm getting the following error when I inherit from SQLiteOpenHelper:
Error 1cannot find symbol
symbol : class DatabaseErrorHandler
location: package android.database
public Db_DatabaseHelper (android.content.Context p0, java.lang.String
p1,
android.database.sqlite.SQLiteDatab
Hi Stephan
On 2012.08.28 12:49, Stephan Steiner wrote:
Hi mel
I think it's the language barrier - I felt you were hinting at "it's not
appropriate to complain" - and I think it's appropriate if you have just
cause.
It seems so. Sorry for misunderstanding.
We have the situation where you can c
Not sure if previous reply does not seem to have got through
Yes I am starting activity for result
Oddly it seems to debug into the 'onactivtyresult' method but at the same
time it rebounds to the Oncreate method of the main activity (and the splash
screen)
As I say this only seems to occur o
Jon
Unfortunately I ran into an installation issue (see other thread) when
trying to update M4A to target Jelly Bean (I have a Galaxy Nexus but as I'm
developing for an S3 I haven't found the need to upgrade to a beta version).
I went through a major rewrite last week and as part of that, share a
Hi
I started with Services today - the end goal being to launch a service that
will run as a separate process, then bind it when my app starts, and unbind
when it closes. While experimenting, I inadvertently started a service in a
separate process that seems to linger around (desired behavior... b
Hi to all,
i'm writing an application to show contents from a remote website.
This application uses, among other things, a service to notify the
user when new content is available.
However something really strange happens: at start, manually starting,
without the usb cable connected, randomly, it
The filters are applied before your implementation of the
TextMessageListener, which are specified in the [] brackets:
[BroadcastReceiver(Enabled = true)]
[IntentFilter(new[] { "android.provider.Telephony.SMS_RECEIVED" })]
Therefore you should not need to register your listener in you
activ
Is there a way to make IEnumerable covariant (i.e. "IEnumerable")?
Or is this a "bug"? Should I open a bug report for this?
Thanks
Sebastian
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