Android :: Setup Result Of Svnversion To Tag Droid:versionName?
Jun 19, 2010Is there any possibility to set the result of the command svnversion into the tag android:versionName of the Android manifest file?
View 3 RepliesIs there any possibility to set the result of the command svnversion into the tag android:versionName of the Android manifest file?
View 3 RepliesHow can i request the versionName stored in manifext.xml from within my Code?
>manifest.xml
The AndroidManifest.xml contains the version name of the application, something like: android:versionName="1.0"
Now the question - is it somehow possible to access this version name in the source code, so that I can display it for example in an About Dialogue?
My requirement is, I want to auto increament the android:versionName value on every compilation of my build in eclipse. I can access it through packageInfo api but how can I modify it without doing manually.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI feel like this one it's going to be a silly question but after asking google and the list, I have no answer so... there I go:
Is there any way using "just eclipse" to automatic update android:versionCode and/or android:versionName each time I rebuild my app or every time I export it?
As I don't know any way of doing it with eclipse, I'm thinking about making a build_app script that change the values and use the script before generating the apk file, but I feel like there should be an "really easy" option.
My Gmail account works great, and I have my aol and yahoo acounts set up no problem (well the yahoo was a little problem but got it to work so thats all that matters). I have 2 other email accounts that no matter what I do I can not get them to work. One is my works email which is handled by a company called network solutions. I can get the incoming server setup fine but I can not get the outgoing to work. The other is my school email which is some sort of msn email account variation (username@email.itt-tech.edu which i log into through msn.com). I cant get anything to work for this accuont.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI am working on building an android app but I'm nothing that my SQL operations are taking forever to complete
I have profiled the app to narrow it down to the act of moving the Cursor to the first row of the result set for a simple select query (only returning 1 row where I'm testing it to eliminate the size of the result set as a problem.
Are there any better options for moving to the start of the result set?
edit:
some code...
this runs 3 times and i have time it to approximately 2 secs for all the rest of the code or over a minute with this in.
i have also run just the rawQuery statement with out the move to first and its takes bout 18 secs so im looking at the worst part of the code first.
My wife's name is Marilyn. Not Maryland. No, I don't want to send a text to the state of Maryland. Or call the state. :0)
Is there a way to "train" Android to associate a certain spoken word with a certain result?
Oh, and it can't get "U2" or "REM" right either! I have been messing around with the new voice commands (after downloading the app and widget replacement), and I figured these would be popular enough (although oddly spelled) to be configured in. It got the Beatles, though!
When user presses a button from a webview, I open a scrollview activity with some buttons and edittext fields.
Once the user enters the fields and presses the 'create' button, from scrollview activity, I want the results from the called activity to be accessible. How can I do thi?
We can convert from Intent to URI and from URI to Intent. From Intent to URI string Intent intent1 = new Intent ();
String uriString = intent1.toURI ();
From URI string to Intent Uri uri = Uri.parse (uriString);
Intent intent2 = new Intent ();
intent2.setData (uri)
After conversion, intent1 and inten2 should be same. for example:
Intent intent1 = new Intent ();
intent1.addCategory (Intent.CATEGORY_HOME);
intent1.addCategory (Intent.CATEGORY_LAUNCHER);
Log.v ("", "Intent1 = " + intent1);
if (intent1.hasCategory (Intent.CATEGORY_HOME))
Log.v ("Intent1", "#1 hasCategory TRUE");
else Log.v ("Intent1", "#1 hasCategory FALSE");
String str = intent1.toURI ();
Uri uri = Uri.parse (str);
Intent intent2 = new Intent ();
intent2.setData (uri);
Log.v ("", "Intent2 = " + intent2);
if (intent2.hasCategory (Intent.CATEGORY_HOME))
Log.v ("Intent2", "#2 hasCategory TRUE");
else Log.v ("Intent2", "#2 hasCategory FALSE");
result Intent1 = { categories=android.intent.category.HOME,android.intent.category.LAUNCHER} } #1 hasCategory TRUE
Intent2 {data=#Intent;
category=android.intent.category.HOME;
category=android.intent.category.LAUNCHER;
end } #2 hasCategory FALSE
In this sample code, Intent2 is a conversion result from Intent1. If you run this sample code, Intent1 result and Intent2 result are different. Because Intent1 and Intent2 have a same Intent.CATEGORY_HOEM, the result should be Intent1 and Intent2 is TRUE (intent.hasCategory). I think this is bug. And the hint is Intent1 and Intent2 's toString result is different.
Intent1 = {categories=android.intent.category.HOME,android.intent.category.LAUNCHER}
Intent2 = { data=#Intent;category=android.intent.category.HOME
category= android.intent.category.LAUNCHER;end }
I don't know how to convert Intent to URI(String) and convert URI (String) to Intent. I want to save Intent to DB and read Intent from DB.
My application that uses geocoding was working fine till last week and now all of a sudden am not getting proper data from the same.
I used getLocality() , which was returning CITY name previously. But now it is returning NULL.
Is something changed? or Has someone faced the same issue?
My application is on SDK 1.0
According to my research, which includes reputable sources (Mark Murphy et al), the most preferred way of polling a remote source and presenting said data to the user is by creating a service and using AsyncTask within that service to do the polling. I have done that.But, when I read the docs there seem to be several "Threading Rules" that conflict with this way of doing things: "The task instance must be created on the UI thread." and "execute(Params...) must be invoked on the UI thread." As stated, I have created the task instance on the Service thread (not the UI thread). Am I missing something? Also, when the AsyncTask finished, I sent out a Broadcast on onPostExecute, which is then picked up by the Activity, telling it to retrieve the final value again from the service (since I couldn't obviously update the UI from the service). I couldn't figure out any other way to return the result of the AsyncTask. Is this the correct practice?
View 8 Replies View RelatedHere is what I got while running a test case of open core . *************** # pvplayer_ engine _test -test 1 1 SDK Labeled: PVDEV_ CORE_RELEASE_6.506.4.1 built on 20090312 Test Program for pvPlayer engine class. Input file name 'test.mp4' Test case range 1 to 1 Compressed output Video(No) Audio(No)Log level 8; Log node 0 Log Text 0 Log Mem 0 Starting Test 1: Open-Play-Stop-Reset Results for Test Case 1: Successes 1, Failures 1 Total Execution time for file test.mp4 is : 2.712000 seconds# *************** I want to ask why it shows 1 success and 1 failure . there should be only 1 pass or 1 fail only . Do each test case have multiple sub-tests within them ? which class in source code finally decide whether it is pass or faiL?
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CODE:...........
I update it this way
CODE:..........
I do see the change in eclipse with DDMS questoid
But when i try to retrieve the value I get nothing ....
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I've tried some variant like
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With no success
Is this problem come from the type (integer) of my column ?
I am using two intent for various action in my activity and i also used onActivityResult for get result,i want to answer for how to get tow intent result in onActivityResult?anybody knows please give sample code for me..
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I created an activity which has one TabHost. I added three tabs using mTabHost.addTab. Every tab will launch an activity(activity A, activity B, activity C). In activity A, it will call startActivityForResult to start activity A1. The issue is activity A cannot get any result after A1 finish.
What is the reason? How should I do if I want to get return value?
I'm doing some network job in AsyncTask. Sometimes it requires communication with user. (connection is dropped, session is expired and so on). I want to pop up a dialog or launch an Activity, and then, depending on user's input, stop the job or redo it. I can launch any Activity from AsyncTask, but how to get result back? It seems to be possible only if I launch new Activity from another Activity. What are possible solutions?
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What ive tried:
CODE:................
But it doestn even work with this flag... as soon as I click on a pic in the gallery, it closes and returns to my "Launcher". Is there any way to achieve what i want to do?
I have a Service which needs to receive data from external packages. So, to locate the data providing external packages, I use activity- filter and PackageManager.queryIntentActivities function to locate the interesting packages. Now, from each such package, I need to get a ContentProvider URI. So I want to start the external Activity and the external activity will return a result to my service - something like "startActivityForResult". The problem is that there is no way to call "startActivityForResult" from a Service, only Activity can do that, and my project does not have any Activity, and probably can't show UI for the user.
The bottom line: Can anyone suggest a way to get ContentProvider URI from an external package, while my package has only a Service?
How can i search for for a keyword and afterwards play best result in youtube player?
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and in
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I am trying to find the result of email sending, so as to confirm if my mail was sent or was discarded by the user. I am receiving null for Intent data.
i.e. data =null
parameter in onActivityResult(int req, int res, Intent data), res is always 0.
ie. res = 0;
i seem to have a classic task, yet i can't find any examples on how to do it.i want to download something. well i call a web service and get a response but its pretty much the same.in order to do this i have an activity that starts a service that spawns a thread that does the job.now i would like to use the data i got in the activity that started the service.(i assume that starting another activity to handle the job of displaying the result would be simple)my problem is how does the service notify an activity (the one that started it or another one) of something.
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The log shows it does find the function, however, the result o is always null, why is that?
I am currently trying to launch a GPS settings activity using startActivityForResult....however it never seems to be calling my onActivityResult function after it exits. I noticed the docs mentioned that some Intent protocols are not defined to return a result, is this one such example? are there any flags that I could set to either make the settings activity call onActivityResult, or even better make my activity block until the launched activity returns?
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This is the query :-
rawQuery("SELECT id, category_id, title, text FROM customer WHERE (reads = (SELECT MIN(minReads) FROM categories)) AND status = 'a' ORDER BY rating DESC, rand_index DESC LIMIT 1 ",null);
If I want to fetch next record as we are applying limit in my sqlite query above i m unable to get next record. Limit 1 is necessary as i have thousands of record in my db.
How can I fetch next record without modifying the existing query. I cannot apply loop on this as I have lots of records and I don't want all the record at the same time. I want it to be fetched dynamically one by one. I want to be be something like where I can store result in an array as I might need old record as well while getting next record.
I hope the title says it all: I've got Activity A which fires up the Camera intent via:
Intent intent = new Intent(MediaStore.ACTION_IMAGE_CAPTURE);
startActivityForResult(intent, REQUEST_CAMERA);
After the picture is taken I can easily grab the picture in:
@Override
protected void onActivityResult(int requestCode, int resultCode, Intent data)
But I'd like to receive the result in Activity B in which the image can be edited.
Right now I'm receiving the result in Activity A and pass it over to Activity B which results in showing the GUI of Activity A for a short while:
Intent i = new Intent().setAction("DisplayJPEG");
i.setClass(this, EditImageActivity.class);
i.putExtra("IMAGE_URI", uri);
startActivityForResult(i, REQUEST_EDIT_IMAGE);
Of course, I will need the result from Activity B in Activity A after the image has been edited. But that should work with:
setResult(resultCode, data);
So there has to be a way to do what I need. Please point me into the right direction.
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