Is it somehow possible to use the Delphi language (or Prism if absolutely necessary) to develop programs for the Android platform ?
Any starting point ?
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When I boot my Eris, I have noticed many unneccesary programs open, some in which I never use at all...I found this information in Advanced Task Manager by the way. How do I disable programs from starting up on my Droid Eris?
View 7 Replies View RelatedI am at a stage where I can understand and write a decent Android application. At this stage, I am still not comfortable with SurfaceHolder, Canvas, View invalidate() etc. I don't have a CS background so I must've missed these from a CS Graphics course or something.
Starting directly with Android seemed like a bad idea because there are not many examples out there. And sometimes I am getting things done, but I don't understand what the heck is going on. For instance, there are a few dangling observations. Calling invalidate() from within a view calls its onDraw method but from outside it doesn't do anything and I don't know why this is happening. I know SurfaceHolder can be a powerful thing but I don't know how to use it.
For an absolute beginner to be able to handle this stuff, what are the resources one should follow? Is it animation basics or screen rendering or something else altogether? I mean, it cannot be the case that Android guys invented these concepts right? They must be similar to something out there which has some tutorials already. My end goal is to put myself in a position where I can write some simple custom views that can animate themselves and use some basic physics to react to touch events.
I'm trying to write a wrapper around Android's AdbWinApi.dll.
I've run dumpbin on the DLL and found a number of entry points. The problem is I don't really understand how to use those entry points and tie them up to the ADB API.
What is a good starting point to write this wrapper?
I just got an evo 4G and it is annoying that all my useless Sprint programs and their partners' programs. So I am interested in finding a way to.prevent them starting and not using up memory.
View 1 Replies View RelatedAnyone notice an abundance of programs starting by themselves since the 2.2 update? I open "Task Killer" and I have got facebook, voice dialer, amazon mp3, etc running. I don't even have these programs set to update. There are about 15 programs running that i didn't even open. This happens about two minutes after I kill the apps.
View 13 Replies View RelatedIf there is a way to prevent programs from starting up when turning on the DrINC? Without Rooting.
View 2 Replies View RelatedWhen I turn the phone on programs like blue tooth share, calender storage, facebook for htc sense, flickr, footprints, city ID, friend stream,maps, peep, visual voice mail....are all opened on their own. I have no option to force stop. And even if i use an ap killer to end them, they come back on their own.
I've got to imagine this is effecting my battery and usage...how do I stop these from running on their own. There is nothing in settings that I can do?
Seems like there are a lot of programs, when I look at my task killer that have started on their own for example
Footprints (what the heck is that anyway... wanted to uninstall but can't)
Skype Mobile
Google talk
City ID
Handcent SMS
Mixzing
Is there a "msconfig" of sorts where I can stop them from starting on their own or....?
I want to develop droid application which is work on other device as well like Google nexus one. so what is the perfect emulator or AVD settings to develop such application which is work on all screen resolution and all device.
View 2 Replies View RelatedHyperbees and Beepstreet (speedx 3d developer) are proud to announce new 3d game for android: Prism 3d.Test your skills in 25 challenging levels, create your own with level editor or get highest global highscore in infinite mode.
View 10 Replies View RelatedI have been trying to root my Huawei Prism II with Android 4.1.1 for a while now, but whatever rooting program I use, it will keep getting stuck on Step #7. I also tried rooting the phone manually, but ran into a problem:
Code:
1|shell@android:/data/local/tmp $ ./psneuter
./psneuter
Failed to set prot mask (Inappropriate ioctl for device).For some reason my device will show up before I begin the process of rooting, seen below:
Code:
70723C61AA05device
But when I check to see if the device is still there while in shell@android, it won't show any devices.I am wondering if this has anything to do with not having the OEM driver for this phone? I've been looking all over the internet for the offical driver, but have not been able to find one for this device, so I have been using the one that was automatically installed by Windows 7 which is the Android Composite ADB Interface.
I have a T-Mobile prism phone that has been successfully rooted with Lingo app android software. The version of the android app is as follows.
Android version 4.1.1
Mobile model Prism II
jbed 1.2 for Android
Libjbedvm.so installed in /system/lib. Rw Rw Rw
I installed Jbed successfully and rebooted prior to starting it. I keep getting the following error.
Unfortunately, java has stopped.
How do I resolve this issue? What java app can I download and from where to test it? I assume that the app must me a jar file to test it?
Does anyone know of some alternative JVM language, however obscure it might be, which can compile to plain old java bytecode, without the need of a language runtime.I need this in order to try to develop android applications without startup or size penalty. Scala, Clojure and Groovy all require its own runtime library distributed with the application, so they are out of the scope of this question.The only one language which claims to satisfy this goal is Charles Nutter's Mirah, but I couldn't make it to work on windows.To clarify a bit, I know any language has to have runtime library. Obviously, what I am looking for is a language that has no additional runtime required besides JRE, or at least very limited one.
View 1 Replies View Relatedin my application first time i am inserting some data into sqlite db through assets,first time means installation time.next time onwards i am getting the values from db.Now my question is if the user chnage the language of the device automatically how that db values(Grocery names) are also changed?
View 1 Replies View RelatedScreen is completely black though I can hear texts coming in. Phone is a Prism II.
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Network: T-Mobile
Android 4.1.1
Conditions present on Wifi(Excellent speeds@10 Mbps)
When I open the Gmail app to either check my email, or read an email that I received an alert for it takes forever to load the email in the app. It also sometimes takes awhile to load the list, the problems with network connection with it being very fast and loads web pages including Mail.google.com fast.
I have download eclipse, ADT,Jre, Android SDk, but how to use? I mean can i just use eclipse and import jars from Android SDK? And what ADT is supposed to be use for?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI want to develop applications on Android. Can the SDK be installed on Mac?
View 4 Replies View RelatedI want to develop an application for both android and iOS devices. Is there a way to develop the application once and deploy on both? Or is it a must to develop for each platform separately?
View 4 Replies View RelatedHow to develop a Gwt applications in Android?
View 2 Replies View RelatedDo we(developer) need to alter our app to suit the android tablet(samsung galaxy tab)? or will them automatically run on the tablet?
Is a documentation on developing for android tablet?
What is a widget in android?
Can i develop a widget for my app?
How many ways we can develop application for Android platform.The only one way that i know is through Java.Somewhere i read that other than Java like Python , Rails and Native C are also used to develop android application.Please help me if anybody knows it, in terms of how these languages are used to create application with any tutorials ,documents or books.
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Which programming languages can I use on Android Dalvik?
Mostly, Android applications are written in Java. But i heard that its also possible to use Scala or some other languages. And I also read that it's possible to include native C/C++ code.
Is there a reference/list available that shows which languages can be used?
I am student and I want to develop a android unlock screen app. I want to know what android api can give me some helps and how can I set my app as the default unlock screen app.
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View 4 Replies View RelatedCan Google provide a native c++ api to develop for Android, not the NDK which uses Java/JNI to invoke c++ classes? Its primarily for performance related requirement.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI am new to android/mobile application .I have exp in developing applications using Java/J2EE but no knowledge of mobile application/ games etc. Please suggest me any link/help from where I can study and develop application using android.
View 6 Replies View RelatedLike the title says, I am thinking about developing my own browser for Android devices.
My first thought is to know what kind of possibilities I have, before I begin creating my software architecture. Are there any (open?) Browser Engines you could include into your library and reuse them?
(There are some unknown browsers in the Android Market and I can't imagine they implemented the parsing).
Furthermore: If there IS something like I've described before, is it possible to modify (or "fine tune") the render methods? This is one of the most interesting points I guess.
And to end this question and catch the else-case: What would be the alternative way to begin?
[I guess this is not only interesting to know for mobile developers, also for desktop software developers]
Abbreviated version of this question: I want to develop my own Android Browser. How to begin?