I have a database in Excel and I want to import it into SQLlite so I can use its contents in spinners and other features of my application. I have done the tutorials and surfed online but no indications at all for my specific problem.
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no one seems to know how i can import contac mobile numbers from an excel file on my pc to my x10?
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I'm writing a Delphi web app that will generate a file on a server for my Android app to download.
In Delphi, I'll probably save it as a .csv file and use bulk import to import into MS SQL Server.
What's the easiest / best practice way to do this in Android? How would I download the file from the URL and then load it into SQLLite?
I'm kinda new to android programming so please bear with me. I'm having some problems with retrieving records from the db. Basically, all I want to do is to store latitudes and longitudes which GPS positioning functions outputs and display them in a list using ListActivity on different tab later on. This is how the code for my DBAdapter helper class looks like:
public class DBAdapter
{
public static final String KEY_ROWID = "_id";
public static final String KEY_LATITUDE = "latitude";
public static final String KEY_LONGITUDE = "longitude";
private static final String TAG = "DBAdapter";....................
@Override
protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
setContentView(R.layout.my_list);
mDbHelper = new MyDbAdapter(this);
mDbHelper.open();
fillData();
registerForContextMenu(getListView());....................
The date is actually stored as an int in the SQLLite database, and thus it displays as an integer. Does anyone know a way to create a date from the int so it doesn't display as 1216544611 (or whatever) but as "12/11/2009 11:32"?
How can I copy my data from xyz.xml in my assets dir to my sqllite db during development in android platform
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View 3 Replies View RelatedI am currently working on a java program that inserts excel data into android database(sqlite). when i place the TestDB(sqlilte db) into c:drive it works.
Connection con = DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:sqlite:C:TestDB");
But it won't work on android(emulator) database. The database have been created in android. Connection con = DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:sqlite://127.0.0.1:5554:/data/data/com.app.das/databases/TestDB");
i am guessing that the tcp is wrong. how do i go about fixing it?
I am a complete novice to Android, just installed the SDK and ADT Eclipse plugin. What I was trying to do is a simple "Hello, World" program. I am using the 2.2 (8) API.
Here's my code:
CODE:..........
My Eclipse console:
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And on my emulator (5554:Android) ... there is nothing displayed but blank screen with a cool fonted "Android" imprint.
In my project, I would like to create a database with single table. I would also like to insert data on this table from word or excel document. is it possible? if so please how can I do it? some code snippets would be of great help. I have four different activities which I would like them to interact with this single table. the first is the main activity and its purpose is just to launch the other three activities according to user choice. so it has no interaction with the DB. but the other three activities will read from the table whenever called. Can you please tell me how to call the dbhelper on these activities? I am unable to do this and I am currently creating one db per each activity which is not the optimal way.
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I want to write numbers and text in boxes and have a program convert them to typed text. Can this be done? Does an application exist?
This is truly a beginner's question. I installed and successfully ran the notepad
tutorials Note pad v1,2,3 and typed in a few notes. Can i import data (manually )from an
external text file into the sq lite dbs? I looked in my Notepad workspace folders
but no dbs seem to have been created? I looked for anything with .db extension or
named 'data' as specified in the code.
I currently have a free application on the market and I'd like to offer a paid version of it as well. Once the paid version is installed, I want to import the db and shared preferences from the free version so users can un install it without losing anything. The problem is this: in my free version, I don't have a android:shared UserId set. If I add one, the app's id on the system changes and I can't access the data anymore. Both apps will be signed using the same certificate. How can I import the data without messing up the permissions of the free app?
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I am trying to move my text messages from my blackberry 9900 that I was using to my new android (G2) that I have transitioned to.I did find a program "blackberry 2 android" that sounds like it would be perfect but it gave me an error message so I am awaiting a reply from the developer.
I have never moved texts so I don't know how or what the exporting / importing process looks like. I know there is this app/site out there, but I would rather not buy an app for a one-time thing.
In MediaPlayer.create method an id to a Raw file can be used but how to use that in setDataSource method?
View 1 Replies View RelatedOver the last week I've had two different people attempt to send me a contact's information from their phone via text message. In both cases I see a text that says just:
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I am having difficulty retrieving data from the internet to be displayed in a TextView. When I run the application it says the application has stopped unexpectedly.
I am using the code:
CODE:.................
I have an app which uses a large amount of data which has been compiled outside the app (on my main PC). The app is for my personal use so there are no complications with having to distribute data updates to other users. However, I am currently following a very convoluted and time-consuming procedure each time I want to update the data, and I wonder if anyone can suggest any ways to streamline it.
The procedure I follow whenever I want to add new data is as follows:
I enter the new data into a csv file which I maintain as the source of the relevant table in the database. I use SQLite Database Browser to import the data into an existing SQLite database. (This program does not seem to have the ability to append imported data into an existing table, so whenever a table needs updating I have to delete the existing table, then import data from the csv file into a new table, then manually edit the data types for all the fields in the table.)
I drag the icon for the database file onto the 'assets' folder of my project in Eclipse. I export the project from Eclipse as an apk file. I copy the apk file to my phone (using Astro File Manager) I uninstall the old version of the app and install the new apk.
when the app is run, code based on the example set out here copies the data from the 'assets' folder into the app's data folder; this means that each byte of data takes up two bytes in the phone's internal memory; at present this is not a problem, but could be as the volume of data grows; I wonder if there is a more memory-efficient method?
i want to ask about that can we convert the input source type data in android. my prob is here that i get the data from the url not in tags form. i fetch output in the inputsource type. after that i want to parse the data in meaningful form is this possible or not? if this possible then how can i implement?
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So when I invoke mp1.start() , sound1 plays, everything's normal.
But when I try to change the sound that my MediaPlayer should play, it doesn't work, here is what I do code...
I'm pretty sure someone can see a mistake in my code.
I am adding items to my data source and would like it to appear in my ListView.
For some reason nothing is appearing:
Adapter:
CODE:.........
Adding items in onCreate:
CODE:...............
Here is my layout:
CODE:..................
I am having a weird issue. I have an ArrayAdapter which I am sorting. This displays properly on my screen, however when I check the actual data source, the contents have not been sorted. How can I ensure that sorting my ListAdapter will also sort my data source?
CODE:....
This shows that my data source hasn't been updated, even though my ListAdapter presents my ListView in the correctly sorted order.
For example:
If my data source is [10,9,1,20] after sorting my ListView will show [1,9,10,20] but the data source will still be [10,9,1,20]