Not sure how to figure out which android project on android.git.kernel.org corresponds to the classes extended in some of the app examples in the SDK such as Activity, Intent, and ContentProvider.
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My program has a list of tabs that each contain a list of people.Clicking a person should edit their details, but instead, clicking a person throws an ActivityNotFoundException.
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I am looking for the implementation of the IAlarmManager.I am interested in the scheduling done by the AlarmManager.setInexactRepeating method and so I started looking for the implementation but I haven't been able to find anything.Internally to AlarmManager, I can see that the actual work is being done by an android.app.IAlarmManager interface.After googling around for a bit there seems to reference to an implementing class called android.app.IAlarmManager.Stub but that is as far I get.I am working with Android 1.6.
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Here's the terminal output:
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I'm having troubles with ADT and JUnit Testing.
When I use HttpClient classes, my JUnit tests fail with errors like: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/apache/http/client/HttpClient.
I run my tests in Eclipse as "JUnit Tests" (not "Android JUnit Tests") with the "Android Test Launcher". An idea about how to resolve this problem?
I've developed an application that receives a Broadcast and then launches an Activity, where that Activity queries a ContentProvider which pulls information out of the DNS in real-time.
I'd like to be able to shuffle this so that instead of going:
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It goes:
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i.e. if the query() returns no data I want to miss out launching the activity, and allow the Broadcast message to fall through as normal.
If the query() does return data, I want that Cursor to be supplied to the Activity, so that I don't have to go and query for the data again.
In turn, the Activity has its own UI which the user needs to respond to.
Can anyone please do share the android 1.6 (donut) kernel source code.
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What does this mean exactly? I can't find any examples, positive, or negative for this rule. I do have some non static inner classes in my activity. Most of them are anonymous inner classes like this one. I see hundreds of them in the samples:....................
I am having trouble running my application as every time i try to run it the simulator gives me a an error.
I looked through the Documentation but I couldn't find anything on user created classes.
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I'm writing a game for Android. My GUI has the following basic screens (i.e. the information and interactions required on each of these would take up the whole display):
Main menu (let you start a new game, enter settings, see high scores, see about screen)
Game screen i.e. where the actual game is played.
Settings screen.
High scores screen.
About screen (i.e. credits and a back button)
Game over screen (arrived at when the game ends)
Pause screen (pauses game and can access settings)
The following are some example transitions the user might make between these screens:
1->2->7->2->6 (starts new game, pauses game, returns to game, finishes game)
1->5->1->4->1 (views about screen, goes back to main, views score screen, goes back to main)
I'm really confused about when to have just one activity that switches layouts and when to create new activity classes. For example, when my game loads, I have a "main" activity that loads the main menu layout. When you click the settings button, I launch a "settings" activity (which uses android's standard settings GUI). For the moment, when you start a game, I switch the layout of "main" to the game screen layout (which just contains one big surface view). I'm not really sure what the best way to integrate the game over screen, high score screen, about screen etc.
Creating a new activity for each seems really heavy weight to me. There's quite a lot of boiler plate code involved for each activity. Plus, communication between activities seems like a pain as you have to use bundles. Using just one activity means I can just share object fields directly. It seems that using layouts for the above would be more compact. Can anyone give me some recommendations?
I am new to android development and am currently working my way through the "Hello..." Tutorials on the developer website.
I got stuck on the Tab Layout walkthrough and the only way I could resolve it was to put each Activity Class in a separate .java file.
I was wondering if all Activities need to be in separate .java files, or am I missing something.
I'd like to download the android kernel completely. Can I know from where I can get the site to install the android kernel and also the complete source code of the emulator. Also from where can I get the patches of the git?
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As a consequence, my main Activity has declared an intent filter on ACTION_SEND_MULTIPLE for image/* mimetypes and can result in issuing a new Intent with the same action and data type using Activity.startActivity(Intent).
Is there a way to exclude my own activity from the list of apps that is displayed to the user after the startActivity() call ?
According to this SDK guide, unit-testing a Library project can be achieved by creating a standard application project, reference the Library project and then instrument the application for unit testing. However, when I do this and launch the test application I get the message.No tests found with test runner 'JUnit 3".I'm using Eclipse and the Android ADT plugin, all latest versions.the projects compile just fine. The test project also installs fine to the emulator. But in the console I can see that it looks for <library>.apk, which of course doesn't exist since I'm compiling this as a library into the test project.
View 1 Replies View Related[Kernel - DE03] joeykrim-SDX - v0.5 - May 19th 2010
Joey had it out 5-6 hours after source was released this contains Numus' battery code and more.
Is there any way (or what is the best way) to visualize what specific files within a kernel source are inter-related, what files take priority over others, etc? For example, I want to trace from top to bottom the related kernel source files & actions that would be triggered by insertion into a headphone jack, and dig through the code as much as I'm able and try narrowing down the source of a problem. I can (and have) poked around in github, and understand how to compile the kernel, but don't quite have a grasp of the hierarchy of files, drivers, etc. within the source.
If there isn't a way to 'map' out a specific kernel source, any generic flowchart or 'map' created in general for visualizing the inter-relationships of source files within android kernels?
How to compile a kernel, pack into a boot.img, edit a ramdisk, etc., within the last few weeks, but this is a major roadblock in my understanding of kernel source code.
implementation of undervolt in the source of a custom kernel for my Galaxy Ace II X (GT-S7560M)?
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View 2 Replies View RelatedI am following this right here [URL] .... And i keep getting command not found even though i am sure its right.
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~/AlienKernel3.0-alien-4 $ export CROSS_COMPILE=/home/user/ndk/android-ndk-r9c/toolchains/arm-linux-androideabi-4.8/prebuilt/linux-x86_64/bin/arm-linux-androideabi-
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sudo make clean && sudo make mrproper
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make: /home/dm47021/Android/toolchains/arm-unknown-linux-gnueabi-linaro_4.8.2-2013.08/bin/arm-unknown-linux-gnueabi-gcc: Command not found
/bin/bash: /scripts/gcc-version.sh: No such file or directory
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Where and how can I find and download Android 1.5 source code?
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