I am working on a GPS navigation App. I notice that com.google.googlenav Package is available in Android SDK-m5,but in the source code, there is nothing about googlenav. However, the package is necessary for drive direction development on the device. Could anyone please tell me from where I can get that googlenav library?
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I can't import com.google.googlenav package in my class (SDK 1.0) so I looked up (SDK 0.9) an android.jar file I could see this package. I been told that that googlenav package no longer supported?
Any one have alternative to solve the problem with driving direction?
I'm learning via a few books w/downloadable code. One of the examples I'd like to get running won't even compile because the IDE can't find/import the com.google.android.maps library/package, which I found odd since I have everything possible installed that the SDK offers. The book info on the publisher site was not helpful either.
I'm using Eclipse (build 20090920-1017) with the ADT 0.9.5 plugin. SDK is fully updated (all available packages installed, including android 1.1 api 2 rev. 1 through android 2.0.1 api6 rev 1, and google apis 3 rev 3 through 6 rev 1.)
i am getting error while importing import com.google.googlenav.DrivingDirection; import com.google.googlenav.map.MapPoint;
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I'm attempting to override an Android View class to tweak the functionality just slightly. But I need to modify a field that does not have a setter method. I've placed the subclass in a package called android.widget. Why can't I access any of the package-private member fields? I notice that the compiler says they "cannot be resolved," rather than not being accessible. Does this have something to do with how Android.jar is built?
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I have installed the new SDK 1.6r1 on Windows and I realise that 1.6 does not included the older APIs so ran the android.bat tool to download them. The "available packages" only offer me SDK Platform Android 1.1 API 2; I was also hoping to download 1.0 API 1 as I am developing an application that only needs very basic functionality and I would like to be compatible with as many devices as possible.
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View 5 Replies View RelatedMy Android application can be divided into a client UI layer and a API layer. i would like to deploy them as separate "applications" so that the API layer can be reused.
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However, when launching the client UI application, i hit this error:
CODE:.............
Looking around, it seems like i should declare uses-library under application in the manifest file for the UI client.
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