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Hi All
I have had a look on the android developer site and downloaded and installed everything in the correct order, but when I try and install the Android SDK it tells me I do not have the java JDK installed. The first time I installed the JDK I used version 7. I then realised it was the wrong version so I took it off and put on that latest 6 version. Still the Android SDK tells me I do not have the JDK.
Getting a bit frustrated now and don't know where to turn. I downloaded and unzipped the Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers, then the JDK on Windows Vista Basic edition. Any ideas.
Cheers
The FoZ
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Thanks. My work mates will tell you i'm not the best searcher on the web!
The solution that worked from that page was simple.
When the message appears. Press back, then next again!
The FoZ
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Is your java home set?
-Shenbaga Murugan Paramasivapandian
I hate computers and I just mess them up with my code!
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Check you variable environment : PATH, JAVA_HOME ...
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Cheers.
I have managed to sort this out now and it all seems to work fine. Ended up buying a new machine and setting everything up on a VirtualBox Windows 7 VM with no problems
Thanks for the responses
The FoZ
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Hi,
I am a computer science student thinking of creating an android app for my senior project. The app is supposed to be a calendar like app that will help students keep up with due dates for assignments, projects, tests, exams etc.
I know of at least one app(on the iphone) that does this, but mine would go a step further in the sense that; all the data isn't entered by the student, its already in there when they turn on their app.
To achieve this, i would create an online site accessible to only teachers. The teachers would use this site to create all the class information data.
The part where i could really use some pointers and insight is making the online info accessible to the mobile client. Should i just use embedded webviews or create a web service that grabs the data from the site and transfers it to the students phone app?
Thank you.
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I've only had experience with kSOAP2, which uses the SOAP protocol to make RPC to a server. It has no support for WSDL specifications, so you have to write the objects and methods wrappers yourself.
To send and receive a custom objects (and not just the generic SoapObject), you can either use a custom Marshal class, or make the objects implement KvmSerializable (preferably trough some common base class). Don't forget to register your types with your SoapSerializationEnvelope object.
Do download it, go to code.google.com/p/ksoap2-android.
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Yo,
Please can anyone help out? I want to plot/draw different graphs like linear, sine, cosine, bar, etc on the android. I don't want to use any third party tool; I would like to start from scratch.
Please I have searched online but haven't found any helpful tutorials or steps to take. 
Thanks in advance. 
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I am working on a code of objective c that requires me to embed trignometry formula. actually i have the formula but i am confused how to implement that into my code.i am trying to find out everywhere & i am getting too but not getting exactly i need.the formula is like
Axh = Ax cos θz
Ayh = Ay cos θy
|AI | =sqrt(|Axh|^2 + |Ayh|^2)
α = arccos(Axh/|AI|) β = arccos(Ayh/|AI |)
Alat =Axh sin α+ Ayh sin β
these are formulas so anyone out there can help me with geometric coding or any simple project from where i can learn.. thanks
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In CE 6.0, the main window of my app is created with CreateWindowEx with an extended style of WS_EX_NOACTIVATE. According to the documentation, SetForegroundWindow() can be used to bring this app to the foreground. However, this doesn't work. Does ANYONE have a clue?
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I'm a well known proponent of Windows technology, but I am seriously impressed by Android machines (particulary those running Honeycomb). I'm so impressed that I would actually like to get into Android development. So, with that in mind, I'd like to ask for recommendations for books on Android (Honeycomb) development.
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I am interested too.
As a side note, since I have a long background in .net and most development on Android is in a kind of java, so monoAndriod seems promising.
Also take a look at html5 it seems very cool there is a framework for it with very nice demos here, I don't know if it will work in an offline mode of operation but it's very slick.
Its the man, not the machine - Chuck Yeager
If at first you don't succeed... get a better publicist
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Mehdi Gholam wrote: Also take a look at html5 it seems very cool there is a framework for it with
very nice demos here, I
don't know if it will work in an offline mode of operation but it's very
slick.
I'm comfortable doing HTML 5 development. What I was looking for is native Android development, and while using MonoDroid would be easy enough for me, I'd like to gain experience with the standard Android SDK. That's no reflection on the Mono team, purely that I'd like to learn this stuff for myself.
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I don't of any books to recommend but I got started using the Android developers guide. I also came from a .NET background and found it easy.
I like using Motodev but the IDE of choice appears to be Eclipse.
Hope that helps
"You get that on the big jobs."
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I want to create a simple application for my club,which will enable users search details of other members on their BB , Android phone or any java enabled phone. Is it better to embed the database in the app or have it hosted elsewhere ? I'd prefer embedded in case phone not configured for internet access , but what are the practical considerations, including in the development and use ?
Thanks
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It all depends on your connectivity level (always online, offline), network availability and how much data you will be transferring.
For a case like yours I would presume low data transfer, and always online would do so don't make your life difficult by embedding the database.
Its the man, not the machine - Chuck Yeager
If at first you don't succeed... get a better publicist
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The problem with embedded only is how does the database update? New members etc. You could use an embedded database and provide access to a server to update when online. My phone doesn't have 3G but there are plenty of Wi-Fi connections I use, so I'm regularly connected. After all they need to be connected or sync'd at some stage to install the app.
"You get that on the big jobs."
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i prefer keeping the data hosted elsewhere online, that guarantee that the user is always updated, else any update in data, the user has to update the application
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hi
How to prevent terminal (Windows-CE) from shut-down after 5 minutes
i need the solution in C# code.
thanks in advance
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Go to the power management settings on your device and disable the sleep etc.
Its the man, not the machine - Chuck Yeager
If at first you don't succeed... get a better publicist
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Is it possible to send file via Bluetooth on iPad to other phone like Nokia or HTC?
modified on Tuesday, August 23, 2011 10:26 PM
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Not if it's not jailbroken, I think
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