I have an app that is not in the market place (signed with a debug certificate), but would like to get crash log data, whenever my application crashes. Where can I find a log of why my app crashed?
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I want to know whenever someone is called, calls, smsed or smses. I figured for the calls I'd use the phone state change to trigger when I should check the CallLog provider again. I couldn't see any direct way of getting broadcasts from the CallLog. Did I miss it?
For SMSes I'm having more trouble. I'd like to know whenever and SMS is sent or received. Being able to receive STATUS_ON_SIM_READ and STATUS_ON_SIM_SENT would be great, but from what I've read in the Sms Manager that would depend on the sending application. I can't seem to find any evidence of a default one that android places when it sends. I also couldn't find an sms log provider or anything similar.
I want to make an update to my app, but I seem to have lost or mis- entered the first time (more likely) the key password. Is there any way I can make my users do a safe update of my app or do I have to re- publish? What do I do in this situation? Any way I can access Windows CMD logs?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI want to redirect the Logs into an file. How should i proceed ....?
View 2 Replies View RelatedIs there a way to access the default logs on the phone for purposes of uploading for debugging purposes? I'd like to be able to provide an "Upload Logs" button that allows the users of my app to upload their logs if they are encountering issues with the app. I know I can write my logs to my own file and provide an upload for that, but I like the context provided by the system logs interspersed with my log entries to understand what else is going on on the device when my app has issues.
View 3 Replies View RelatedWould anyone please try to explain to me why
public void addView(View child) {
child.setDrawingCacheEnabled(true);
child.setWillNotCacheDrawing(false);
child.setWillNotDraw(false);
child.buildDrawingCache();
if(child.getDrawingCache() == null) { //TODO Make this work!
Log.w("View", "View child's drawing cache is null");
}
setImageBitmap(child.getDrawingCache()); //TODO MAKE THIS WORK!!!
}
ALWAYS logs that the drawing cache is null, and sets the bitmap to null? Do I have to actually draw the view before the cache is set?
Is there an app that anyone knows of that allows you to restore your call logs from a WindowsMobile format, or is there a format that I can transfer them into to be able to restore them on Android?I searched and searched and could not find anything on this.I have many cases where there are SMS threads going back several years, some containing invoicing information, and I would like to not lose them.Same with the call logs the history may be important.I've transferred them from several WinMo phones in the past, so have built up quite a history.Don't worry about size or having to put them into a format, I can worry about that, but how can I load them into the Android?Is there maybe a forum or thread that has the file formats for Android? An application that "merges" the data into Android?
View 1 Replies View RelatedIs it by anyway possible to write to call logs database?? I mean i want to add selected numbers to the call history. I tried searching the tutorial on net but couldn't find any. Though 1 thing is for sure, IT CAN BE DONE. coz i have seen lots of applications online, which restore call logs, so i guess we can modify the call history database somehow(but how exactly is not clear with me).i already read this post but it happens to be posted a long time back.
View 1 Replies View RelatedUsually happens after a force close. Instead of showing the usual 30 lines or so of logs + scrollable history, it only shows a single line or a couple of lines. The only fix that I can find is to restart DDMS.
View 4 Replies View RelatedIs there a programmatic way to read the system logs? i know they are stored in /dev/log.
View 4 Replies View RelatedTo facilitate diagnostics while the app has been deployed, does Android provide any API to facilitate runtime logging? It would be ideal if the app could retrieve all the messages it wrote to the Logging System via the Log API functions.
View 6 Replies View RelatedI need to display all Logcats Log on console of my emulator, as do it the simple program "Hello World".
View 12 Replies View RelatedI'm testing an android application with a long running service. I'm using Eclipse and have the usb cord hooked up with the phone sitting next to me. Since it's a long ongoing service, I do some other work while it runs and check the logcat logs every once in a while to make sure everything is going as expected.
A few minutes ago I noticed the phone rebooting. I think it's done this before as it would explain some weird application behavior. I quickly switched over to Eclipse to see what happened and found that the logcat log was (it seems) cleared during the reboot. So there's no log of whether my app crashed (and took down the phone?!) or if there was some other problem that took down the phone and my app.
Is there anyway I can find out what happened? This is a development phone, so I don't know if it reboots/crashes often on its own, or only while my app is running. It's a Motorola Droid running Firmware version 2.1-update1.
I have a simple app that I am building to get the hang of android's development environment - and things like click events, etc..
The app loads, and I am able to change the text in a textfield using a button handler. However, when I import the location class, and try to do a simple GPS call, the application crashes.
The problem is, everything looks good in Eclipse (error console) - and I'm not seeing any exceptions in the android emulator (DevTools). I have the logcat window open, but I haven't done anything in eclipse/code to send logcat anything (do I need to?)
Is there a better way to troubleshoot?
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Ok, so I wonder how to troubleshoot Android phone crashes, freezes, reboots, etc.
Maybe there are ways to troubleshoot these kind of events by looking at loggings to pinpoint the problem (like does a particular app cause this, or a hardware event, etc).
I see my HTC notices it recovered from an abnormal reset for instance, and asks to send logging to HTC HQ, so there seems to be ways that could tell more what is causing trouble?
I want to let the users send me the logs from the device i wonder how do i extract the logs in to a file on the device ?
View 2 Replies View RelatedIs it possible to clean DDMS logs clean up though ant script pl.
View 4 Replies View RelatedWhile debugging, Log.d() or Log.e() methods come to LogCat, but how do I capture the runtime error or trace log on the Android device when it is not connected to the development environment ?
View 1 Replies View RelatedIn Android is there a way to disable logs/stacktrace being printed when the application is code signed and is in release mode. Is there any direct way to do it?
In Iphone i heard the logs will not be printed in release mode by default.
We are trying to create a listview exactly similar to 'call log listview' of 'contact' application (which is a default one). There is one listview item but two clickable controls.
1. Left one - for viewing call log details
2. Right one - for calling that person
How to create a layout similar tho that of call logs in android contacts?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI'd like to delete messages and call logs on my Android device in such a way that no application or any other 3rd party software could recover them. Is there a way to do it?
View 2 Replies View RelatedHow many times have you asked users to send you the logcat result to track down a nasty force-close?How many users have actually replied?It's not that users are lazy or busy.Having to run the "logcat" command or download an external log collector app just means too much trouble for them.It should be much simpler. It should be just one tap.In fact I'm surprised (or being ignorant) that an easier error reporting mechanism has not existed yet in the Android API, especially for the infamous force-close. That is why I coded and open-sourced "Android, send me logs!", a small code library that makes it easy to detect force-close and send logs from within your own apps.You can program it to report errors with just one tap, and also include your own tracing information.
View 16 Replies View Relatedno idea what's happened to my phone, but suddenly there's no address book or call history. All my apps and stuff are there.This is on a Droid Incredible /Froyo.
View 1 Replies View RelatedWas playing around with the phone the other day and accidently came across the total call history in time spent on the phone,incoming and outgoing. I cannot find out how to get back there, does anybody know?
View 5 Replies View RelatedWhen I push the real-mechanical button with the phone-symbol on it, I'm taken to the Call Logs screen.This is not sensible. I expect to go to either Contacts or to the Dial Pad, but not Call Logs.Is this configurable in any way?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI would like to know is it possible to increase calls logs limit in android.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI'm backing up things with TB every time I update/change ROMs. But last time I didn't want to restore everything and forgot to restore the call logs. Now I have a backup with the old call logs and the new call logs. Is there a way to restore the old call logs without deleting the current ones?
Maybe I could backup the current logs too, restore the old ones, make a backup with another app, restore the new logs and do an incremental backup with that app and then restore everything... But I don't know of any app that can do incremental backups to call logs.
I'm looking for free spy apps which let you access call logs, sms, gps locations.Remotely and secretly.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI'm Trying to Write Logs to Custom Log.txt File on Android File using this code of Mine but then this method creates file but contains nothing. Basically I want to read previous contents of the file and then append my data with the existing content. The Code is as follows :
public static void write(String str)
InputStream fileInputStream = null;
FileOutputStream fileOutpurStream = null;
try { FileInputStream = new FileInputStream(file);
fileOutpurStream = new FileOutputStream(file);
if(file.exists())
{int ch = 0;
int current = 0;
StringBuffer buffer = new StringBuffer();
while((ch = fileInputStream.read()) != -1)
{buffer.append((char) ch);
current++;
}byte data[]=new byte[(int)file.length()];
fileInputStream.read(data);
fileOutpurStream.write(data);
fileOutpurStream.write(str.getBytes(),0,str.getBytes().length);
fileOutpurStream.flush();
} else
{file.createNewFile();
fileOutpurStream.write(str.getBytes(),0,str.getBytes().length);
fileOutpurStream.flush();
}catch(Exception e)
{e.printStackTrace();
}finally
{try
{fileInputStream.close();
fileOutpurStream.flush();
fileOutpurStream.close();
fileOutpurStream = null;
fileInputStream = null;
}catch (IOException e)
{// TODO Auto-generated catch block
e.printStackTrace();}}