I've been playing around with android app and widgets. have a few things running. but one thing i cant seem to figure out is how to package more than 1 widget. say i wanted to release my set of widgets? where in the manifests can i do this?
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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?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI'm looking for a clock widget/skins pack. Something similar to Beautiful Widgets, without the weather integration, would be perfect.
View 6 Replies View Relatedi work on custom Application Manager and try to get the disk usage of installed package. So PackageManager.getpackageSizeInfo was removed from SDK on 0.9->1.0 update android.content.pm. PackageStats(String pkgName)(cacheSize, codeSize, dataSize) returns always "0" Size of phys. file (java.io.File) in "/data/app" seems wrong/not completely. Has anybody any solution to get the total disc space used by an installed package?
View 4 Replies View RelatedI 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.
View 2 Replies View RelatedGuys I found this today http://innovator.samsungmobile.com/galaxyTab.do and was able to install the package into my avd manager and I now have the Galaxy Tab emulator running.
View 10 Replies View RelatedJust wanted to know, if we participate in ADC2 will we be required to use a different package name (to the ADC one) for our app *after* the competition is over? Reason for this is that I'm wondering whether I should assign a separate package name now for ADC and keep my standard one for later.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have splitted my Android project in 2 packages, lets say: test.current and test.another. From an activity in test.current I want to start an activity in the package test.another
View 6 Replies View RelatedI'm looking for a way to get the certificates from a package that are used to sign it. Using the PackageInfo class it is possible to get the signatures. But what can I do with signatures if I don't get the public keys to verify these.
The next question I have where does the PackageInstaller verify the signed APK file? The PackageParser class loads the APK file into a JarFile object but does this automatically verify the signature?
does anyone know how you can find the package name for a particular app already installed on your handset? They usually go like: com.example.prototype(Where the folder prototype cotains the runnable files)Trying to use the intent function to launch an app within an app.Was told putting this code in the onclicklistener method for the button would allow this, yet to test it successfully. I reckon it works, just need to figure out package name of the app I wanna launch.Intent i = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_MAIN);i.addCategory( Intent.CATEGORY_LAUNCHER); i.setPackage("com.otherapp.package"); startActivity(i);Want to press a button, to launch the "com.otherapp.package"
View 8 Replies View RelatedIf i create a service and in it use the method context.getPackageName() or context.getPackageCodePath(). If i then compile that service into a .jar file and someone else includes it in their app will those methods return the original package of the service or that package that they have been included in?
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View 4 Replies View RelatedI am trying to put an XML file containing over 1,000 different fish into my app so that I can read this file, create an Array and attach that to the AutoCompleteTextView. I first tried to create a string-array in a resource file but apparently the array was to large and would never actually load anything after a certain number of values. So want I want to do is add that XML file to a place in my app that I can access it and read from it. Whenever I try to bring the XML file in I get all these errors in Eclipse. So how do I add this file and how do I reference it later in order to access it? I could just store it online and access it that way but I think it is a little bit of a waste to have to access the net for that if I can instead just add it to my package setup someplace.
View 4 Replies View RelatedI've written an Android app wich various abstract classes that perform useful functions. These functions could be leveraged in other apps. I want to share a class module with another programmer, but I don't want to share the source code. I would like to share a .class file but I'm not sure how to do the following:
Compile an Android .java file into .class What does the receiver of the .class file have to do to use that .class in their project? (using Eclipse environment)
I need to use the transform package (transformer, transformfactory, etc.) so that I can convert an xml node to a new document. However, when I try to import the package, it says that it cannot be resolved. Are you not allowed to use this package on Android?
View 7 Replies View RelatedI am working on windows with JDK, Android SDK and eclipse set successfully. I download the com.android.sdk package from: http://android.git.kernel.org/?p=platform/packages/apps/Stk.git;a=summary
But when I import the project to the eclipse, errors happen everywhere. Mostly is about the com.android.internal.telephony.gsm.stk.something cannot be imported. I googled to find the reason. It only says because of the these packages is internal package and cannot import with standard SDK. So the question is: How can I compile this project? Should I make a linux environment and get the whole android source code to do this?
Once I have created a project with the Android wizard, how do I change the API Package from say 1.5 to 2.1 ?
I'm not referring to the application xml where the minimum API is set, I'm referring to the jar's included in my project to the Google APIs.
How do I get the Package Name if I am having the PID of the process. For example, if I want to output a list of currently running processes, I can get the PIDs but how do I get the names of the PIDs?
View 7 Replies View RelatedI'm looking for ideas on how to have a package that is not distributed through the Android Market (it's in closed Beta) upgrade itself.
I had hoped to download the .apk file from my web server and then use PackageManager.installPackage(), but that requires the INSTALL_PACKAGES permission, which is apparently not available to packages not installed in /system/app.
Best idea I have now is to launch an Intent to download the .apk (via web browser), but that would require the user to then manually install the package, which is unkind.
What I am trying to do is install two applications, packaged from the same code, but with different names and different strings.xml files.
I created the two apk files, however, when trying to install the second application, it fails because it says it's already installed. From what I can tell, it thinks the two applications are the same, my guess is because of the package attribute in the manifest. I modified the manifest with a different package name, but R is generated based on that package name and that affects the rest of the code.
So, my question is this: What's the process I should be using to install two applications using the same code, but with different names and different strings.xml files?
I m building an android application where I need these packages to import:
import com.sun.cnpi.rss.elements.Item;
import com.sun.cnpi.rss.elements.Rss;
import com.sun.cnpi.rss.parser.RssParser;
import com.sun.cnpi.rss.parser.RssParserException;
import com.sun.cnpi.rss.parser.RssParserFactory;
What should I do? From where can I find these packages?
I'm developing an Android project which currently has 4 packages:
com.myapp.app.activities
com.myapp.app.db
com.myapp.app.ws
com.myapp.app.utils
Would I be able to create an additional package which is just com.myapp.app. Eclipse isn't letting me create this package. It tells me a package with this name already exists. If I start a new project and create a package called "com.testing.app" and then create a new package called "com.testing.app.activities" afterward, it works fine.
For Android developers: What I'm wanting to do is extend the Application class and have it in a separate package. Suppose com.myapp.app can't be used, what's a good name for this new package?
Because I could not get avaible package from "Android SDK and AVD manager" of eclipse, could I get this avaible packages from somepalce?
View 2 Replies View RelatedHow do I make fields accessible across a package? Currently, even if they are declared public i'm not able to access the fields from another class in the same package.
View 2 Replies View RelatedHow i can get package size info - code, cache and data size? I tried to use PackageStats, but it always returns 0. Right now i can get apk size and dex file size, but how i can get DATA size?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI need to add few shared libraries to the andriod as part my application installation. Can you please suggest right information resources regarding the same.
View 2 Replies View RelatedIf i have a apk file and want to know the package name and class hierarchy, how do i do it?
Suppose I have some sample APK file named "SampApp.apk" which contains classes inside "com.android.sampApp".
Is there any tool in Android SDK which shows the package name when APK file is passed as a parameter.
As the Class files are compressed to dex file I am not able to check the actual package name.
I'm am creating an Android application, but in order to have one of the functionalities working I need to read a predefined xml file whilst only knowing its name, not the R.id..
In normal Java I know I can use
getClass().getClassLoader().getResource(xmlName)
But using the limited Android SDK thats not working, any knows how to solve this?
How to package a static file and then be able to ::fopen it from JNI?
I have read about res/raw/blah and R.raw.blah stuff, but when I install app on emulator and do "adb -e shell", cd /data/data/my_app/, ls, the file is not there.
i have couple of appz(diffrent apk's), and i run activities from one app to another.my target is to avoid package depndency between them, in case in the future i want to upgrade or compile one package without the absence of another.the problem is that: without setting the dependecy between eachother(eclipse: buildpath->projects), i cant fire the intents, i`am getting error:"Unable to start activity component..."
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