Hi,
I am interested to have tabpanel for my application. I have achieved this by
inheriting the class TabActivity. Now I want each sub-sequent activity
should have the same tabpanel and from R & D, I came to know that this is
possible by using ActivityGroup.
I have followed below steps
1) Creat
Hi,
I think, monodroid does not provide full support for WCF web service. Due to
which we need to do mannual changes into the Reference.cs code file. This
file is get generated when we add a web reference in our project.
I think the below issue has the XML Serialization issue and due to which I
h
I'm using the slsvcutil.exe utility to generate service proxies. The proxies
that are generated by this tool work correctly with mono for android and
monotouch. You can find this utility in the Silverlight SDK directory.
Kind regards,
Willem Meints
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Van: monodr
A real device does make a huge difference in the debugging experience. I find
it much more usable with a real device connected. Also, be sure to get the
latest version (1.0.3) as there's a number of fixes that improve the debugging
experience aswell.
Kind regards,
Willem Meints
Van: monodroid
Hi,
The device is connected (visible in the DDMS) but when i hit F5 in Visual
Studio to Run the app and the "Select device" window appears, the device is
disconnected. I've tried to reinstall MonoDroid but no luck.
Anyone got a suggestion on how to solve this?
Thanks, Nicklas
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Hello,
I am currently trying to make an application using a Google Maps map,
where I need to present various things and be able to launch other
activities by clicking of some of the presented things. I know that in
Java you just extend MapActivity and make a simple resource to show a
MapView. This
I have since removed the offending 48px icon, and I cant deploy the
package again! Back to where I started again.
I have deleted the obj & debug directory. What now?
On 29/08/11 15:58, Stuart Johnson wrote:
> Thanks, I decided to start all over with a new application, and then
> copy over each
Oh wait, sorry folks, false alarm, it's working again. I added the
default Icon.png back in which I deleted as well. I was still
referencing that on the main activity.
On 30/08/11 15:27, Stuart Johnson wrote:
> I have since removed the offending 48px icon, and I cant deploy the
> package agai
On Aug 30, 2011, at 9:11 AM, Tomasz Cielecki wrote:
> I am currently trying to make an application using a Google Maps map, where I
> need to present various things and be able to launch other
> activities by clicking of some of the presented things. I know that in Java
> you just extend MapActiv
Hello Jon,
Thanks for your answer. How will MonoDroid 1.1 compared to using java
to create a MapView?
I was playing around Windows Phone 7 Bing maps the other day and it
was super easy to set up. Just edit the xaml code and I had a map,
with controls to zoom and pushpins on the map and could easi
On Aug 30, 2011, at 4:25 PM, Tomasz Cielecki wrote:
> Thanks for your answer. How will MonoDroid 1.1 compared to using java to
> create a MapView?
When we have full .jar support, you'll be able to subclass MapActivity in C#
instead of Java. Nothing else changes -- you'll still need a device with
Thank you again Jon,
I will try to see if I can get this to work tomorrow at work. I will
then try to make some sample code to teach people how this can be
done.
I will return with the outcome. Thank you again :)
On Tue, Aug 30, 2011 at 10:45 PM, Jonathan Pryor wrote:
> On Aug 30, 2011, at 4:25
To you use google maps from a closed internet application, like a corporate
one, we need to pay a lot for the API Key (in brazil about 9 to 10k USD for
30 users per year). To use it on iOS it's free and do not require a key
(maybe we pay to Apple who pays Google for that key). On android, do we mu
Hi Jon, everybody
On 2011.08.30 22:45, Jonathan Pryor wrote:
On Aug 30, 2011, at 4:25 PM, Tomasz Cielecki wrote:
> Thanks for your answer. How will MonoDroid 1.1 compared to using
> java to create a MapView?
When we have full .jar support, you'll be able to subclass
MapActivity in C# instea
Just in case others should run in to the same problem.
>From the log I could see that it was using Java 7 and saying the server was
>out dated. I uninstalled Java 7, restarted my machine and now it seems that
>I'm able to deploy my apps again.
Nicklas
From: Nicklas Møller Jepsen
Sent: 30. augu
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