I am trying to follow this tutorial: https://spin.atomicobject.com/2018/08/27/custom-gboard-sticker-pack/
However I am failing at Step 3, because I cannot extend my subclass from JobIntentService. I get the Error Message Cannot resolve symbol 'JobIntentService'. I found people getting similar error messages, but I couldn't follow their solutions, as it expected prerequisite knowledge I don't have. All I ever did in Android Programming is the steps in the tutorial.
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I am somewhat new to android/google developing and I am having trouble creating my project in the Google Admin console. I am getting this error and I cannot find any resources online as to what it means and how to get around it. If I cannot create my project then I will be unable to access the APIs. Here is the error I am getting:
If anyone has a solution to this error please let me know, as I have been struggling with this for a couple of days. Thank you in advance! (I am also somewhat new to StackOverflow so sorry if I am not doing this right)
I'm a starting Android Studio user and have searched almost everywhere to find the answer to this problem but it seems i'm the only one with is problem. For some weird reason my android studio doesn't recognize the symbol 'show'.
If anybody thinks he knows the answer please react. I'm really struggeling with this.
Thanks
You should bring your writing code to a method. You should understand that :
- One package can contain many classes
- One class can contain many methods
- One method can contain many code statements
If you dont know about class, method, learn them first
Im looking to integrate Swarm high scores with my game that is built on a modified version of the game framework outlined in the Beginning Android Games book by Mario zechner.
The problem is that my game consists of two halves. One is the gameframework which contains the activity and all the background open gl code. That framework is added as a jar to my game. So i cant reference Swarm in the manifest of the framework, because it doesnt exist. The manifest of the game is the one that is used. Ive tried following the steps for getting Swarm working with libgdx but that doesnt work. I get a classnot found error on runtime.
anyone got any ideas?
thanks
Edit: Unable to post screenshot of the error as my rep is too low.But the error said:
java.lang.RuntimeException: Unable to instatiate activity ComponentInfo{com.MYSTUFF/com.MYSTUFF.FartJumper
Class not found exceptions are thrown when a class loader is unable to find a class. Check to make sure your classes are all named properly and referenced in the manifest xml file.
Here is a screenshot of my Project:
The lines hidden behind the error window are:
pi.setValue(namePart);
pi.setType(Integer.class);
as you can see I have included the ksoap-j2se-full-2.1.2.jar and also all the imports are in place.
Still pi.setName(""); (and all the ones below it) is giving resolution error! apparently no such method exists in class PropertyInfo... I have already googled this and no one else seems to have any such problem anywhere on the Net or on StackOVerflow! Please help I'm stuck at the very starting point of learning Ksoap and Web Services!
Seems like you are using ksoap2-j2se library which is wrong. You need to use ksoap2-android library in order to get it work.
I am trying to setup eclipse for making a computer vision application for android platform using OpenCV. But i am continuously getting error:
"The application testOpenCV (process.edu.stanford.android) has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again."
while simulating the application.
I followed may tutorials for this but couldn't get it running correct.
The quoted error was when i followed the steps given on
http://www.stanford.edu/~zxwang/android_opencv.html
Please help me as i am failed to figure out the problem.
Would be nice if you give a little more information. The error "The application testOpenCV (process.edu.stanford.android) has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again." is what you always get when you try and run an app that has errors, and doesn't provide any information of these errors at all. There is a thing called logcat in Eclipse which give more detailed information about your errors.
However I suggest you rebuild everything from scratch and follow the tutorial from this site:
http://opencv.itseez.com/doc/tutorials/introduction/android_binary_package/android_binary_package.html
It also comes with some samples which you can use and if you want, 2 of these samples use C/C++ code by using JNI calls.
There is a good tutorial where you can find the steps to setup OpenCV with Eclipse. Also if you want tutorials to setup openCV on different OS click on the above link