I've got Eclipse setup for Android/Java development and it seems to be working.
How do I add PHP development as well to the Eclipse installation?
Must I install Eclipse on a separate PC in order to do PHP dev ?
If I can add PHP to the Eclipse setup for Android/Java... where do I click to do it?
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Can anyone describe a good vim setup for Android Development? I'm using Eclipse for now but I would really like to use vim because it's faster and I like it better. I'm not interested in Eclim for example.
I'm interested in what vim plugins are used (for java, autocomplete etc.), how the vimrc looks like and how the whole process of building/running applications works (as efficient as possible).
I want to know which Eclipse IDE to use for android development.
The following url http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/ shows a lot of option.
Right now i am using Mac OS X v 10.6.4.
I'm very much a creature of habit, and feel most at home editing in vim, jumping back and forth in screen. That said, I'm really enjoying Android development, with Eclipse being the only major point that I find a PITA (no offense to Eclipse fans, I'm sure it's a great tool, it's just not the bee's knees for me). Tutorial or Resource on getting set up to do Android development entirely outside the Eclipse tool chain?
View 2 Replies View Relatedi am trying to look into android goldfish code and probably make some changes in it. As it is a long way to go for me i am actually unable to decide the tools that i need to set up. I come from an IDE based programming experience so am always trying to find a walk through tutorial to get goldfish kernel code in eclipse CDT to browse and code but no luck.I have followed the post source.android.com/source/building-kernels.html and built the kernel accordingly.wiki.eclipse.org/HowTo_use_the_CDT_to_navigate_Linux_kernel_source but am still not confident of my setup.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI got the error 'org.eclipse.wst.sse.core 0.0.0 missing when i tried to install the adt plugin for android
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have C application which is built with HEW compiler. Now i have got an requirement to run the same program on andriod mobile.
I installed ECLIPSE,android SDK, NDK, ADT. I created an android application. I converted android application into c/c++ application. I set ndk-build as build command, but i am getting ndk-build path not found. I already set the path in the environment variable before build the project.
I want to obfuscate my android code. I have installed the "obfuscate4e" plugin, but how do get it to obfuscate my code?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI am having a lot of problem getting Eclipse with Android plug-in to work on Windows 7 64K. I am getting eclipse not responding a lot. It seem to happen pretty randomly. I know that Windows 7 is currently not support for Android SDK.
However has anyone got this to work ?
I am using the following:
- Windows 7 64K
- eclipse galileo (3.5.2)
- JDK 1.6.0_21 64k
Should I use 32-bit Eclipse or 64-bit Eclipse for Android development? I'm on a MacBook Pro (Core 2 Duo). Does it matter which version for Android coding?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI just recently graduated college with a B.S. in Computer Science with a focus on software development, particularity in Java. After graduation I got hired as a Java developer for a company in my area (been there for about a little over a month now). I also starting picking up Android development late in my college career since it closely resembles Java syntax and was easy to jump into.My question is, what would be some good Java / Android projects to do and books to read for recent post-graduates in the software development field focusing on Java?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI've followed this tutorial: http://anandhansubbiah.com/blog/writing-your-first-android-application/, but no matter what I do, and what I change, when I run the app, all I see is the image below. Is there something I must press to start developing? Did I add starting code. I'm completely stumped...
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have tried for 10 hours. I cannot install ADT plug-in for Eclipse 3.4.2.
View 2 Replies View RelatedApparently, eclipse 3.6 doesn't work well with the android sdk, but I'd like to use eclim which requires this version of eclipse. Does anyone have any recent experience developing for android with eclipse 3.6? Recommendations for someone who wants to use vim for android development?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI apologize if this is a stupid question, nevertheless I need to ask. I am new to Android development and have gone through every single tutorial and reference provided. I have been doing great, with the exception of one stupid problem; I cannot find where the databases for some apps are stored.
For example I would like to build my own app that includes thousands of pre-made records from an established SQLite Database. As a reference I tried to use the "Searchable Dictionary" app from the provided programs in the Android SDK, but cannot find it.
I read that all databases are stored in /data/data//databases on the device, but I cannot find this location. So how would I access the database in Eclipse or anywhere else for that matter to set up my pre-configured database?
I am just starting to get setup for android development. I have installed pulsar and the proper sdks I think. I want to develop for the droid x.
I can't find any information on how to create a new project using the installed sdks. Shouldn't there be a project type for android? Nothing like this is showing up.
Are there any tutorials for getting started using pulsar for android dev?
I got 2 java files app.java and gallaery.java
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I recently switched to Ubuntu and decided to use NetBeans for Java development instead of Eclipse which I used on Windows. The problem is, in the Eclipse I used on Windows, I had a folder named "drawable-hdpi" with the standard app icon in and a few other folders like "drawable-mdpi" (I think). But with NetBeans, there doesn't seem to be any folders named "drawable".
View 1 Replies View RelatedCan you please advise if development tools Eclipse, Android sdk, usb driver etc. are working properly under Windows 7 32 and 64 bit?
View 10 Replies View RelatedI'm just getting started with Android app development on a Mac, and I keep getting a NullPointerException everytime I go into Strings.xml to edit it. Here's the steps I followed - The project compiles and runs fine, but if I add even a single character to Strings.xml, a popup comes up that says - "An error has occured. Please see the log for details. An error has occured. Please see the log for details." When I click details, all I see is - "An error has occurred. See error log for more details. java.lang.NullPointerException" Anything I'm missing completely? Code...
View 2 Replies View RelatedIs there a way to achieve the following in Android?
1. generate a Java stack trace in Android. In J2SE, we use to use something like this - send a signal to the Java Virtual Machine; the Java Virtual Machine generates a stack trace for you; or we can also use debugging tools or Java API calls.
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In my main activity, I have the following code that calls my FileBrowser activity: What's wrong? Can I not use putExtra with startActivityForResult? Can putExtra only be used with startActivity? Code...
View 1 Replies View Related I have downloaded and installed every necessary component in order to start working with Android. The issue I am having is that in Command Prompt, anything I type in related to the Android SDK (for example: adb, or even just android) comes back with "Java was not found in your path". Now, I have changed all my PATH variables under "User" to the EXACT locations of where these folders are, but no dice. It keeps telling me to go and edit my PATH variables. Even running SDK Setup, gives me the same error, and tells me to add where Java was found (even though I have!).
I am starting to get really fed up with this, because Eclipse can't find the "jre" folder inside the Java JDK, either (that is, of course, until I copy the entire jre folder inside of the eclipse folder, or put eclipse inside of the JDK folder)...
I just know it shouldn't have to be this tedious to set everything up.
I am running Java JDK 1.6.0_21 (x64), Eclipse Helios (3.6) IDE for Java EE Dev., Android SDK Revision 6, all on Windows 7 Ultimate x64.
Something to note: I have not encountered any problems with Eclipse Helios and the ADT plugin as stated on the Android Developers website. I can use Eclipse and the SDK to create and run the"Hello, Android!" application on the emulators without issues. I just want to be able to run everything from the command prompt, too. Now, if I can only get my phone to be recognized after I get this resolved.
I can't find the source code for the Android Development Tools Plugin for Eclipse. It seems to have been moved a few times, and when I google the question, the answers point to the wrong places. Also http://source.android.com/discuss seems to be down.
View 2 Replies View RelatedMy app code is starting to get unmanageable and I want to start source control, primarily because I need to branch my code.
What are some good systems that you have used in the past and what would you recommend to me.
Requirements:
Must be free
Must integrate with eclipse
Must work well with android development plugin
I set up my Eclipse as it is described on http://source.android.com/using-eclipse.
But how can I run the Email app on my device? An "run as..." on the source folder miss the Android simulator. When I use the Email sources to build a Android project, it miss a lot of dependencies.
I download android source and build a sdk from it (via make sdk). I have also installed ADT on my eclipse. My question is how can I setup ADT to point to the SDK that i built (it keeps saying it can't find the 'tool' directory and then it can't find the 'adb' under tool).
View 4 Replies View RelatedPlease could anyone tell how to best set up an emulation of the Motorola Droid within Eclipse?
View 7 Replies View RelatedI have seen samples for Mercurial ignore files for Visual Studio, amongst others.
I've just started playing around with Android development, and I also use this time to experimenting with Mercurial. So my question is: does anyone have a good example of a .hgignore file to use for Eclipse and Android development?
For starters I've got the following myself:
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Are there any other ignore patterns that should be included? Should for instance the Eclipse files .classpath and .project be omitted from version control as well?
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I haven't quite gotten the answers I hoped for yet, so I'll put out a bounty and try to specify a bit clearer what I'm looking for.
After experimenting a bit myself, I seem to have found that the suggested .hgignore listed above seems to be sufficient. The only addition I've made, is one line with .settings (this was a folder that appeared after I ran Android Tools -> Fix Project Properties). I've also found that (as mentioned by Ry4an) that the Eclipse files .classpath and .project should not be excluded.
I am however uncertain that this small ignore file will be sufficient when I get to projects a bit bigger than the basic tutorials (if it actually is all good, please explain why, and you'll get the credit). So to summarize what I'm looking for:
I want a concrete example for a .hgignore file for an Android project under Eclipse The ignore file should be so that whenever I check out a copy of the repository at a new location, it should work straight away (i.e. without having to mess with paths and references, add missing files etc.) Please also explain why your include file looks like it does (I want to understand why certain files/directories are excluded (and why some definitely should be included)) If you include OS specific excludes, please also state so (I'm running on Windows 7 btw.)
If anybody is creating multi-touch apps for Android, you may have noticed the MotionEvent class is getting more and more complicated over time. Additionally you may have discovered your code has different quirky behavior on different devices (e.g. on Synaptics devices, touch-down / touch-up can cause sudden jumps in pointer position before the down/up event is received).
I have written a class to simplify the process of writing multi-touch applications for Android, and just updated it to Android 2.2 (and to handle 3+ touch points on true 2D multi-touch sensors, as present on the HTC Incredible and HTC EVO 4G), and moved the project to Google Code hosting:
http://code.google.com/p/android-multitouch-controller/
There are numerous advantages to using this controller over trying to reinvent the wheel yourself, including simplicity and automatic device- space / object-space coordinate conversion for pinch-zoom. This also correctly centers the zoom of a pinch operation on the center of the pinch rather than the center of the screen, and supports simultaneous pinch-and-drag for more realistic pinching.