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I just bought a domain like : example.in
Currently the package name looks like this com.example.myappname
What should I name my android package..
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It is suggested that you name it according to a domain you own where you mirror it. So for example if you own example.in and you app is called "app" then if it were a url you could have something like app.example.in and for an android package you would have in.example.app
More details on the package naming convention (see the explanation at the package attribute): https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/manifest/manifest-element
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Say I have a company named Moose with an app called Moose.
Is it okay to create a package name like "com.moose.moose"?
Is it okay to create a package name like "com.moose.moose"?
If you own the moose.com domain, yes. You can use com.moose or com.moose.moose or com.moose.moose.moooooooooooooooooooooooose if you want, along with anything else that has com.moose in the first two segments.
If you do not own the moose.com domain, then I recommend that you use an application ID that is based off of a domain name that you own. Otherwise, the owners of moose.com could take issue with your application ID and cause trouble (mynd you, møøse bites Kan be pretty nasti).
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I know how to code in Java but I heard that XML is also needed for developing android apps. My problem is that I don't know XML at all. So is XML necessary for developing android apps?
Yes. Certain files, such as AndroidManifest.xml, must exist and must be in XML.
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wanted to know which are the most common options for monetizing an App on adriod. I'm a newbie in the field and I'm doing research before I put out my first app.
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Take a look at this:
http://developer.android.com/training/monetization/index.html
And do some research next time before asking opinion based questions on Stack Overflow.
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Can someone please tell me what's the best way to get the value of an attribute in the strings.xml file? I would like to get the value of "code" in the following:
<string name="menu_item1" code="5002">Coffee and Muffin</string>
"code" is not part of the schema for strings.xml,
http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/resources/string-resource.html
You aren't going to be able to get it from the android SDK. Perhaps you can explain what you are trying to do with the code, so someone can suggest an alternative approach.
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We have a web application which will be browsed from Android Tablet/iPad. We are trying to get the signature from the user. What is the best way to capture the signature?
If it's a web application like you say, you can utilize Thomas J. Bradley's Signature Pad jQuery Plugin to do the trick, which will record the signature in a JSON structure for later retrieval.