The application reads a key from a file to hit production vs test server.
I want to create a test apk build that will pick test key and second build apk for release that will pick the production key
I am currently building app using eclipse
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Can an android project in Eclipse be configured so that the built-in builders read from an alternative source directory? ie. "test/src" instead of "src"? and possibly even "test/res" instead of "res"? (It appears that setting dirs in the property files will only affect ant and not the built-in builders)
View 1 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to import an Android project into my Eclipse workspace, using existing source code. When I point Eclipse to my existing source location, it doesn't populate the Build Target area on the New Android Project dialog. Why isn't it letting me pick a build target?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have 4 different games apk for one device. Now to Android market. i need to upload one apk which contains all the four apk.
How to bundle the multiple apks to one apk.?
Am able install multiple apk through eclipse. Plz suggest me how to do bundle apks without eclipse.
It's VVV urgent.
i search the forum and every post about ROM building from source.
View 9 Replies View RelatedI have downloaded the source code for my device - Lenovo S6000-H from the lenovo website but after reading many guides cant figure out how to compile it as all the rest use git to get the source. I also dont think I need to change any enviromental variables as its the source for my model.
Using ubuntu 12.04.3 with JDK 6u35 and have the latest Android JDK/NDK I have downloaded and install all needed programs and set up all my paths in ~/.bashrc
There isnt a single make file I can use to compile the whole system or does it need to be done in individual parts? Couldnt find a lunchrc file either so unsure on how to compile it to get a flashable rom..
I am having the contact source code which i want to build on eclipse & test on emulator,but the contact application uses some of the hidden APIs of base code which is not present in default android.jar because of that i am getting lot of error in my code. I am trying to generate my own android.jar using "Android sdk - Including hidden APIs." option in android.mk of framework directory, but still the hidden APIs not getting exposed in android.jar. how to customize the android.jar in order to make all hidden APIs exposed to application.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI am trying to change the 9 circle unlock widget screen. I added one more text view in UnlockScreen.java layout file keyguard_screen_unlock_portrait.xml. But after compiling the source (using make), I am able to see the set lock pattern on emulator. Lock pattern is working when i am using the sdk with emulator. its not working with source make.
View 2 Replies View RelatedIs there a way to have, say, multiple Gallery.apk, all being individual applications that can be opened? But not default apks, an apk that I downloaded from the Playstore.
On that note, where can I find my apks that I downloaded from the Playstore?
I really want to be a android app developer. How I can start developing apps and building apps from source.
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View 5 Replies View RelatedWhere i can find the proprietary files for android phones (htc desire gsm specifically). The wiki says "find updated prop blobs" but has no reference as to where to even look.
I want to build a KANG for a device i have no physical access to, so i cannot extract the proprietary files.
I got into building roms from source recently for the i9100, all the ones I built so far, had no issues with the device, I built LiquidSmooth rom and it boots great and everything work but the sd cards, where I can locate the code for this in the source and why its happening?
View 1 Replies View RelatedFirst off, I have been running Ubuntu 12.04 x64 (OpenJDK) for a while now, and build regularly for Grouper and d2usc (US Cellular SGS3 variant). Grouper builds fine, flashes fine, runs great. The d2usc also builds fine, flashes fine, but I get zero radio; no bars of any color, Settings - Status reports Unknown Baseband version, same with IMEI and MEID, not even showing grey roaming bars.
This has been going on for about 1-2 weeks now. Zero build errors, the "brunch d2usc" command works great, creates a flashable zip, and the zip flashes. I have to then wipe everything in TWRP, and restore a backup (I do NOT have to do adb nv restore or anything, radio works just fine when restoring backup for Black Bean 7).
Here's what I've tried:
1. Delete entire repo, create new folder and resync. After resync, build. Flash build (again, zero errors), same result.
2. Delete entire repo again, create new folder and resync. After resync, run ./get-prebuilts AND ./extract-files.sh while running official d2usc CM10.1 nightly. Rebuild (zero errors), same result.
At this point I'm at a loss, Grouper (N7) flashes and works great (obviously wifi only version). The d2usc version works great minus the fact that I get no radio, not even roaming. I've tried the CDMA subscription thing, rebooting, and no dice still.
It is much easier for me (saves time, etc) to do my personal theming THEN building, so I'm not doing things twice (using apktool to decompile/compile).
sideloading apks to multiple android devices at once (like, 8 or 9 of em). Searched around the forums a bit and couldn't find anything directly relating to this issue, so I figured I'd ask. I dunno if this belongs more in App development, but its an Android specific issue so...
At present I'm using Test Flight App (I'd post the URL but I'm too much of a noob here) to manage builds and releases. Its really great for getting beta builds out to the studio team, and to various beta testers and potential partners.
1) Actually downloading the apks is a manual process per device. So if you've a small QA team (or are working solo) it takes alot of time to get the newest build onto everything.
2) Each build has to be uploaded via the Test Flight website, then distributed to users on a build by build basis. This is a difficult to automate process, so makes having any kind of continuous integration system for nightlies etc. difficult at best.
I've been looking into possibly doing something like installing a Dropbox on each device and automating CI builds to a dedicated folder, which is shared via Dropbox to everything, but its a bit of work up front to get it working and I may still have to actually manually install the things each time.
We're thinking about building light and paid versions of our app for the Market. But I am not clear what we need to do, or how to do it. (1) Do we definitely need the two versions to have different package names for the two builds ?It seems logical to do it that way, but I have not found a clear answer from Google to that question. Though I have found several people asking the same question. 2) Is there any support in Eclipse for building two similar apps with different package names from the same java and xml files ?In most of the IDEs I've used, it is a doddle to define multiple build targets for one project, but none of those mechanisms seem to be present here. And, the package name is embedded in every java file, as well as in many places in the manifest, leaving me without a tidy way to build to alternate package names.Is there a tidy way to build multiple version ? Or are we really going to end up copying the whole codebase and search-and-replacing the package name.
View 6 Replies View RelatedI need my app to run on all Android versions, but the Contacts API changed in 2.0. In SDK 1.6 and earlier I use android.provider.Contacts to query the contacts DB, but this does not work in 2.0 Instead, for 2.0 I use android.provider.ContactsContract. This presents a problem: when I have code for ContactsContract, my app will not build for 1.6 and earlier. Do I need to have two separate versions of my app (one for <= 1.6 and one for 2.0 and later) or is there a way to avoid doing this?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI want to ask a question about the android source code - after building the code how and where can I test the built version, and what files that I need from the built version.
View 2 Replies View RelatedThere is an option to create an Android JUnit Project.As far as I am aware the other way is to create a folder in the same project called test which contains the same package name as the existing project.What are the differences between these two methods.
View 2 Replies View RelatedAs an experiment, I would like to use the platform key of my custom built Android platform to sign an arbitrary APK, that is built via the NDK. What is the process to go about doing this?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have the same service in multiple APKs. In each of the APKs, I am going to launch the service. Because the APK are difference "applications" that have been installed & upgraded at various times, the service implementation in each may be different. I am trying to figure out a way to make sure startService() runs the implementation that is newest.
I have been fiddling around with PackageManager and Manifest meta-data and categories but I can't seem to get my head around it. It's really a leader-election problem... has anyone ever done this ? Any clues?
We are building a complex Android application consisting of many screens and workflows spread across many Activities. Our workflows are similar to what you might see on a Bank's ATM machine, for example, there is an Activity to login in that transitions to a main menu Activity which can transition to other activities based on the user's choices. Since we have so many workflows we need to create automated tests that span multiple activities so we can test a workflow from end to end. For example, using the ATM example, we would want to enter a valid PIN, verify that sends us to the main menu, choose withdraw cash, verify that we are on the withdraw cash screen, etc., etc., and eventually find ourselves back on the main menu or "logged" out. We've toyed with the test APIs that come with Android (e.g. ActivityInstrumentationTestCase2) and also with Positron, but neither seem capable of testing beyond the bounds of a single Activity, and while we can find some utility in these tools for some unit testing, they won't meet our needs for testing scenarios that cut across multiple Activities. We are open to an xUnit framework, scripting, GUI recorders/playbacks, etc. and would appreciate any advice.
View 9 Replies View RelatedI would like to introduce my startup for testing android app!You can test your app on multible Real devices with one click!Just three words: Powerful, Fast and Free! QA Monkey.
View 1 Replies View RelatedIs there any Intent for picking multiple contacts from the Intent.ACTION_PICK?If yes whats the data that needs to be passed to the intent?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI'm contemplating the idea of developing an application for the android. I have several years of experience developing web applications with Java and so figured it shouldn't be too hard to pickup a book and learn how to do it for the android platform. So far so good; that's why I love Java.
My question is in regards to how does the android development community go about testing their applications of the various android version and phones? I think I'm more concerned about the android version rather than the phones. I'm planning on getting the Sprint Evo 4G LTE coming out on Friday, so I'm obviously going to be able to develop and test for Android 4 and HTC Sense 4 (though I don't think that is as important right? Development is usually against the OS and not the UI manager, right?). But how would I go about testing against Gingerbread, Froyo, etc.? Do you guys keep a previous old phone (like my old HTC Evo 4G) and flash diferent roms in order to test the app against previous versions of android? Are there other solutions? If it's using an old phone, does this work off-network/service? I guess you could just dump the apk on the sd card and install as third party app and test it out. As long as the app doing require phone services or mobile data network (internet) you'd be fine if you have wifi access right?
I can run the unit test cases either by :
1. command line ' adb shell am instrument -w com.example.android.apis.tests/android.test.InstrumentationTestRunner'
2. Go to 'Dev' and clicks 'Instrumentation' and click 'Test API Demo'.But my questions now is, how can I debug my unit test cases? I try 'Debug' my APIDemoTest eclipse project and then do #2 above, it did not break at any of my breakpoints I setup.
First off, sorry if this is too subjective, I just didnt know how else/where to ask.Anyway, in the light of all my recent questions, I'm getting ready to release an Android app soon, and most of the testing has been done on my phone, the Droid. I really dont have the money to test on "multiple" devices, nor do I know anyone with an older phone that I could ask for help that would possibly get any kind of bug. Not to mention, when I do get a bug report, how would I go about fixing it for that particular phone without having to buy it to make sure it actually gets fixed, or that the person didnt just came across a one-time freakish accident of a glitch?
View 4 Replies View RelatedI'm currently developing for Android using Eclipse. I have a lexicon viewer application (with package name "com.mycompany.myviewer") that I want to reuse multiple times, just changing specific resources such as app name and icons.For example, I have a certain publisher "Publisher1", who publishes the lexicons "Lexicon1" and "Lexicon2". I would need to two applications: App1 with certain name and icon, and App2 with another name and icon.What is the best way of doing this in Java? In visual Studio (and C++) I could create two projects based on the lexikon viewer app and use conditional resources to get the right name and icon. Is there some way of doing something similar in Java?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI want do display some images that I load from a remote source in a gallery. The gallery should let the user do the following things:
-zoom the image (preferably also by pinch-zoom) -pan the image -switch between the different images
Of course most built-in gallery applications can do all of that. So my first idea was to use an ACTION_VIEW intent in order to delegate the task to some gallery application. This however won't work for me since you can only pass the URI of the image you want to display but not the actual bitmap data itself. I can't just pass the URL of the remote image because I need to manage the loading and caching of the data myself. A way around this would be to write the data to a local file and then pass the URI of that file (and deleting the file again afterward). Besides this being less than elegant it won't even do the trick because with an intent like this you can only pass one image at a time.
The built-in Facebook application on the Nexus One actually does exactly what I have in mind for displaying photo albums. It looks like a custom gallery activity they built into their application. Does anyone know whether there are templates available for something like this somewhere that one could reuse? Building something like this from scratch by myself seems too time consuming.
I have encountered a strange issue. I received two emails from the same source with similar (but not quite the same) subject. Both show up fine in my gmail inbox (as expected) on a browser, but if I use the gmail app on the Droid X, it only shows the most recent message. The two messages were received about 3 days apart, the content of the message is different, but the from address is the same and the subject line is similar (just a few #'s different).
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