The missing R class issue is now fixed and will be included in the next
build release (4.2.5 or whatever next).
For resource/asset support in non-binding library project, we need more
certain amount of work and I can't say when it will be done. But it has
been one of our wish list, so please s
In a recent MfA project I needed to link UI elements (derived from View) to
their corresponding data model object (derived from System.Object). The most
natural way to do this was to use the View.Tag property. Since this is a
java.lang.Object reference, I had to write a generic class that derives f
Have a look at this thread:
http://mono-for-android.1047100.n5.nabble.com/Convert-net-type-to-Java-Lang-Object-how-td5710021.html#a5710144
It seems that a few people are doing this already.
Maybe the mono guys could include it in the main set?
Matthew
On Wed, Jul 11, 2012 at 1:02 PM, andyjohns
I tried this before, did not work.
When I checked the things today again I noticed that the daemon
port and the number in the emulator window are not the same.
Thanks for your patience,
Sonya
On 10.07.
Thanks.. it worked.. but when opening the app it crashes...saying
"la aplicacion se ha interrumpido inesperadamente. Intentalo de nuevo.",
tralating..
"the application has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again."
My android firmware is 2.1 updated. And my developed app has sdk 7 and api
level
Yes, API level 7 is Android 2.1, so that shouldn't be the problem.
The next best thing is to view logcat output. You can do this with either
DDMS or adb logcat. Startup your application and then start reading the
output. It might be helpful to add some Log.Debug statements at strategic
points in
On Jul 11, 2012, at 8:51 AM, javitxin wrote:
> Thanks.. it worked.. but when opening the app it crashes...saying
...
> "the application has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again."
If you open the Android Debug Log:
http://docs.xamarin.com/android/advanced_topics/android_debug_log
You wi
On Jul 11, 2012, at 7:56 AM, Forum wrote:
> When I checked the things today again I noticed that the daemon port and the
> number in the emulator window are not the same.
I believe that doesn't matter, as `adb start-server` also states that it's
running on port 5037 for me, while my emulators s
Actually the missing R class issue seems to be at least partially
fixed/working already in 4.2.4.
I deleted the R class from the JAR file and it is still able to bind - it
just throws a few warnings at me:
JARTOXML : warning : missing class error was raised while reflecting
com.actionbarsherlock.
Also I have determined that the resource IDs becoming out of synch between
main project and the bound JAR project is a problem.
If you compile the java project as a Library project instead of a normal
project then it will make all the resource ID fields NOT final, which is
important otherwise the
On Jul 11, 2012, at 7:02 AM, andyjohnson0 wrote:
> In a recent MfA project I needed to link UI elements (derived from View) to
> their corresponding data model object (derived from System.Object). The most
> natural way to do this was to use the View.Tag property. Since this is a
> java.lang.Obj
Missing R isn't a build-time blocker anymore. But the fix is done rather
to resolve this issue, where the actual class exists as in dex and
doesn't matter at run time, unlike R.
http://mono-for-android.1047100.n5.nabble.com/Problem-with-a-wrapper-for-Amazon-in-app-purchases-td5710131.html
Atsus
craig wrote:
Also I have determined that the resource IDs becoming out of synch between
main project and the bound JAR project is a problem.
Correct, they can be out of sync.
If you compile the java project as a Library project instead of a normal
project then it will make all the resource ID
Below this is the output that results in errors. It used to deploy
fine when I was running ICS.
I've tried it on both Visual Studio 10 and Visual Studio 2012 RC, I'll
try installing and trying it on MonoDevelop tomorrow.
Any ideas?
Application\bin\Debug\HtmlAgilityPack.dll
C:\Users\Osteen\
Hi,
I am not sure if free mono for android is limit just to debug apps in a
emulator and not to install in real devices..
At first, I thought that the difference was debugging in a emulator or in a
real device, but now, maybe I can't install my app in real device with free
version. This is Logic
You cannot deploy an application from the free version to any device
besides the emulator.
On Jul 12, 2012 1:00 AM, "javitxin" wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am not sure if free mono for android is limit just to debug apps in a
> emulator and not to install in real devices..
>
> At first, I thought that the
I wnow but I want to know if I can install the app in a real device and make
it work despite of debugging in a emulator.
Thanks
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