Android :: Titanium Works In Developing Android Applications
Aug 28, 2010How Titanium works with android? And it is easy to work with titanium for developing android applications?
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Android :: How Titanium Backup Works
Aug 9, 2010How does titanium backup work once my stuff is backed up? Is it stored on a server somewhere in case I need to restore my phone or stored on the actual phone? Just trying to understand what it does.
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Jun 8, 2010I've watched many of the Google IO talks and one that I'm trying to reproduce is "Developing Android REST client applications"[1]. In this talk Virgil suggests you should not execute your RESTful queries inside a Thread/AsyncTask spawned from your Activity (which I had been doing), instead you should use a more complex architecture that uses a combination of a ContentProvider and a Service. From what I understood the reason for this design was so your data was more persistent between app restarts, and so your queries don't disappear if your Activity starts/stops (e.g on a screen rotation). I buy into both those reasons hence I'm trying to implement this. On the slides[2] page 45 We have an Activity calling a ContentProvider. Now the ContentProvider checks its local database, if the content is not there it sends an Intent to a service which fetches the content, inserts it into the ContentProvider, then the ContentProvider calls back to the Activity (with a ContentObserver) and the Activity can carry on. The question I have is how is this callback setup. The ContentProvider exposes simple methods, query, insert, update, delete which don't seem easy to adapt to a callback interface. It could be implemented by a Cursor which is designed to block, but that could be problematic as you don't' want to block your UI Thread. I'd appreciate if anyone could make this clearer to me, or show me some code. I'm hoping the Twitter app will be open sourced soon which apparently uses this architecture.
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Sep 1, 2010I've read through the note of the topic "Developing Android REST Client Applications" from Google IO 2010, but I still have no idea on how to start. Can anyone show me a code example? Either the code for "Option A: Use a Service API" or "Option B: Use the ContentProvider API"
View 4 Replies View RelatedAndroid :: Developing Android Applications Require A Rooted Device
May 5, 2010I am looking generally in to Android development.
I keep seeing information on root however I am unclear how this relates to general android app development.
I understand that there is an emulator however when I get to actually test the software on a phone does that phone have to be a rooted device or is this only required if you wish to edit the core features of the os?
Finally are there are any development disadvantages to rooting the device such as that is no longer behaves like other android phones I may deploy too?
Android :: More Usual To Persist Data When Developing Android Applications
Jul 1, 2010I'm developing an application that would need to persist data locally in Android devices. I'm aware that Android provides two packages for database persistence, the normal "java.sql" and the "android.database.sqlite"? Which one is used more for persistence? I suppose that "android.database.sqlite" is the implementation of "java.sql",
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Jan 27, 2010We are trying to use a shared server (Ubuntu 9.10 64-bit) to develop Android applications. The thought is that a number of developers should use the shared server for development. We have overcome some obstacles such as setting the base port for DDMS. So it is possible to run multiple emulators and multiple instances of Eclipse. But we run into problems when trying to debug applications from Eclipse. It seems as though all emulators are trying to connect to the same Eclipse instance when debugging.
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Nov 24, 2010I've already written some small Android Applications, most of them in one Activity and nearly no data that should be persistent on the device.
Now I'm writing an application that needs more Activities and I'm a bit puzzled about how to organize all this. My app will download some data parse it show it to the user and then show other activities depending on the data and the user interaction. Some of that data could be cached, some of it has to be downloaded every time. Some of that data should not be downloaded freshly at the moment the orientation changes, but it should on the moment the activity is created...
Another thing I'm confused about are things like a httpClient. I now for example create a new httpclient for every activity, the same thing for locationlisteners.
Are there books, a blogs or documentations with patterns, examples and advice on organizing larger apps build on android? Everything I found until now are get startet tutorials leaving me alone after 60 lines of code...
Android :: Developing Android Applications With An HTC Tattoo Phone
Apr 3, 2010Has anyone managed to develop Android Applications using Eclipse on the Windows platform. I understand the ADB needs to recognise specific models of phone and wondered if the Tattoo is supported.
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Sep 20, 2010I wonder whether there is any way to develop native apps (HTML-based apps is another story) that would run both on Android and iPhone? I know that there exist applications available for both OSs, so I wonder how are they ported/developed for both targets?
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Apr 27, 2009How to develop applications for Android. I downloaded the Android SDK but I don't see where to begin.
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Apr 20, 2009I try to use facebook-java-api to wrote my android application . but I got some problems . when i import all the libs in facebook-java-api,My eclipse Could not find my apk.
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Jul 9, 2010I am a new Java programmer. I want to learn how to develop Android applications. If someone could name the best IDE, books and websites.
View 7 Replies View RelatedHTC Desire :: Restore Titanium Backup Applications
Jul 15, 2010In the guide it is recommended we do a Titanium Backup, now that I come to restore a number of Apps/Functions won't come back but are ther in TB, do I have to buy the donate version to restore all my apps/Functions eg. FM Radio MMS etc.
View 5 Replies View RelatedHTC Incredible :: Restoring With Titanium - Applications Installation
Aug 30, 2010Do I really need to install these apps on my own one by one, or is there a way to make it install automatically? This is going to be a pain if I need to sit here and select Install then Done for each freakin app.
View 2 Replies View RelatedAndroid :: Android Developing For Tablets Harder Than Developing For IPad?
Apr 17, 2010First of all, I just want to say I am a software developer, but I am not an Android developer. However I usually walk around and think on stuff. AndI've been recently thinking all the news concerning how fragmented Android is getting, with different Android versions and tweaks by different phone manufacturers, and then for developers you have different size formats. An example would be that HTC Tattoo might not be able to run everything that another phone might run, due to different screen formats, etc. And now the Android tablets are coming with different Android versions and different screen sizes, all from 5" to 11". Will this make developing Android applications harder? Apple has it safe here since they manufacturer all devices that run the iPhone OS: the pods, phones and now the pad so they can easily control and make sure not to loose any customers by introducing a new device. When Apple introduced iPad they had to make sure that all the old iPhone applications would work on the iPad. They solved that neatly by saying that iPhone applications will simply be stretched out to the double size and it would fit on the iPad. Unfortunately Android does not have the same luxury to do this. As I said, I am not an Android developer. Just a curious software developer For you guys who work actively in the Android community, does Google have a solution for this? Will you be able to run phone applications on the tablets? Is there a bridge between the devices? Are there any standardizations or will Android development become even more fragmented? you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Android Developers" group. To post to this group, send email to android-devel
View 2 Replies View RelatedGeneral :: Titanium Backup - Restored Applications Don't Restore Correctly?
Jan 7, 2014I've noticed whenever I use a new ROM and restore from a update.zip (with all apps, data..etc) there are a few problems...
1) Applications restore correctly, but Accounts, Wi-Fi Access points...etc do not... I have to boot into the ROM and restore them via TitaniumBackup.
2) Restored applications work, but some don't start on Launch like Whatsapp, Viber, Facebook, Facebook Messenger but applications like Dropbox, Skype (autorunner), GMail, Yahoo Mail do and every single one of these apps has been ran once manually. If I used Xposed and "Bootmanager" I can visually see that they should run on launch as it says they are going to however they don't. The only way I can get them to run at launch is to uninstal the application and reinstall it manually (thus losing my data for the app, as restoring the data only doesn't work).
Android :: Developing
Oct 23, 2009i'm thinking to start developing in HTC hero. I want to know if i will have any problem because this phone is using SENSE UI interface (an interface developed by HTC). Any suggestion?
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Oct 20, 2011i dont know about the java.How can i write application in 'c' for android.
And what are the steps?
Android :: Developing Emulator
Sep 21, 2010I just wanted to know if there are tutorials on emulator development? For each new phone being launched we require to build new emulators to emulate the features and look and feel.
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Jun 4, 2010I am trying to develop soft keyboard in my language, Amharic (Ethiopian language). I start developing the soft keyboard by using the sample soft keyboard with is included in the android SDK. But I have the following questions to ask:
1. How can I include keyboard setting options such as vibrate on key press, sound on key press, etc. such setting options are available in English soft keyboard. If you have any idea about this, please help me.
2. The other question is related to copyright issue. If I can succeed in developing the keyboard and want to sell it in market, am I going to violate the copyright law? Because I have developed this application by using the sample soft keyboard.
Android :: Developing On Different Platforms
Jun 16, 2009What is the best platform to develop apps for Android on? We have both Mac and Windows platforms available in our software team but are not aware of the pros and cons of each. If anyone could let me know what they prefer?
Should we also condider Linux?
Android :: Developing With Htc Aria
Aug 9, 2010I have a couple of apps working using eclipse and the emulator. I now want to try the apps on my htc aria. I went through downloading the usb driver as the Android Developers documentations sans and a usb driver folder now shows up in my sdk folder. However, apparently there isn't a driver for the HTC aria in the folder.
After research some people suggested using htc sync. I donwloaded htc sync and let windows check that I had the latest version. However, my phone keeps saying that it can't find htc sync on my computer.
When I plug in my HTC aria, the device manager on my lap top recognizes two devices as listed below: My HTc under Android USB devices and a HTC Android Phone USB Device. I clicked on update driver for both devices, Windows found them on-line and verified that they were the latest. I dont understand why there are two drivers, but My HT seems to have a problem as listed below. One thing that I should mention is that I am using the dreaded VISTA.
Device Manager: Android USB Devices: My HTC Device status: Windows cannot initialize the device driver for this hardware. (Code 37) Click 'Check for solutions' to send data about this device to Microsoft and to see if there is a solution available.
Description: Windows was able to successfully install device driver software, but the driver software encountered a problem when it tried to run. The problem code is 37.
Problem signature: Problem Event Name:
CODE:.................
HTC Android Phone USB Device
Device Status: This device is working normally. Driver Provider: Microsoft Driver Date: 6/21/2006
So, the best I can tell is that there isn't a driver from the normal Android repository for the htc aria yet. And, for some reason my computer can't handle the htc sync drivers.
Will there be a usb driver for the htc aria that I can download from Android Developers in the future? Has anyone else been able to get htc sync to work with the htc aria? Is there anohter way to transfer my apps to the phone for development?
I guess that I can always use the ddms environment and transfer the app, but I really wanted a more graceful way to do this.
Android :: Developing Mobily
Jan 12, 2010If it's possible to develop on an android device or if it will happen anytime soon?
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Aug 12, 2010I am working on an app that has a homescreen. This homescreen should behave like the android homescreen where you can switch between several views by flinging your finger over the touch screen.
The solution is easy. I have 3 view instances, right, left and current view. I get this instances from the viewflipper that I initialized earlier. Since I have a HTC G1 my sreen is 320 px in width and 480 px in height.
Imagine you capture the down value of a action down motion event when you touch the screen. Then you move your finger and the screen should move in exactly the same way so you have to recalculate the view's position. It works for me so far but I am facing a strange problem. When you touch the right view without moving you finger but keeping it on the screen for less then a second the view disappears and shows the left view.
Here is my code:..........................
I think such a Homescreen for your own app could be a interestion UI element.
Android : API For Developing Games
Feb 15, 2010I am new to android games development on mobiles.can any one suggest me which API suitable to develop game. I am using Android 1.5 API for Android mobiles.I need help from you all.
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Nov 19, 2010I'm newbie in developing Android Apps. Currently, I'm going to build an android Location Based Service apps for my undergraduate thesis. I've read some articles about displaying maps in Android but most of them are using Google Maps. Since I'm going to use my own custom map, is there any way to load my map in Android?
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May 18, 2010I am new to Android programming and have tried writing a couple of apps myself. One thing i noticed is that my application was very poor wrt the UI and the design aspects. I want to know what tools/softwares are used for developing the UI for Android apps.
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Oct 14, 2012I'm currently making a purely math and algorithm-based C++ library. Will I be able to use it when developing for Android? How? I guess writing some Java wrappers, but will it then be usable on all JVMs?
View 3 Replies View RelatedDeveloping Android ROM For A Brand
Mar 28, 2012I'm developing a solution that would allow a company to remotely download apps on to the devices and allow app updates- remotely to their numerous Android tabs, without any user interaction. I'm thinking about developing a custom Android ROM to facilitate this. They initially want to manage around 10 tablets on one location and then scale to a couple of hundred devices in various locations- which all need to be managed remotely.
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