Having great difficulty adding AdMob to an existing Visual Studio Cordova project. Seems every plugin I try fails for various reasons. Either the compile fails, or perhaps it does a "require", which my app is not using Node at all. The google docs say that their Android app creation environs is required - but is that true?
If anyone has successfully added AdMod to their existing Visual Studio 2015 project (all client side), could you please share specific steps for doing so?
TIA
if you are looking to implement this, it is imperative that everything be loaded in the correct order. I finally got it .The only combo that worked for me was following exactly the code found in the cordova-admob git hub example.
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I have not migrated my project to Android Studio yet, but I still want to use Fabric/Crashlytics to manage crashes of my app. I am using the Android Developer Tools (ADT) 23.
I tried the Fabrics eclipse plugin and it installs and starts fine. Then I login and the plugin presents a "Select kit to install" dialog. But the buttons are inactive and they only say "checkin...". After a few seconds I am getting the login screen again. I tried a few times it doesnt work that way, since the eclipse plugin is discontinued i guess i can not hope for any support.
So is there a way to download an sdk or a java lib somewhere and perform all the necessary steps myself?
Here is a step by step to do it manually and it seems easy, if your setup has gradle support:
https://www.fabric.io/kits/android/crashlytics/install
But I dont have Android Studio, so the build.gradle is no good to me.
I added a few SDKs and libraries of other companies to my project and I never had so many problems like this.
Maybe someone can aid me to the right path?
I upgraded a IBM Worklight studio from 6.1 to 6.2 and apparently everything was ok, but I build an Android environment the main.java file has an error- WLUtils cannot be resolved, and it came from (import com.worklight.common.WLUtils;), It looks like file structure has been changed and I'm not sure how the structure should be in the latest version (6.2), is it guide or documento how to update the worklight version properly?
I'll appreciate any comment related to this matter
You will want to try candreu's suggestion from the comments.
Related information about the new structure of the main Java class can be found here:
Understanding the Default startup process in Android-based Hybrid applications
You can create a new application and verify everything is the same.
Also, this should not affect you; did you change anything in this file in your existing application?
I am trying to follow the below article to integrate SAP module with Android mobile:
https://blogs.sap.com/2012/07/18/developing-an-android-app-consuming-data-from-sap-is-just-a-few-clicks-away/
I have followed each and every step as suggested. Now I am able to create a project using "Proxy Generation".
But not able to create a new project with "Starter Application Project" wizard. Getting error as shown in below image
I am trying to create TestFlight sample application with provided sample credentials.
This error seems to be from Eclipse or System generation error.
On other system it is working fine.
My system setup :
Windows 7
JDK path set to 1.7
ADT 22
Can anybody please help me for this issue.?
Since you say that proxy generation does work, there seems to be a problem in generation of the application classes. We'll need a bit more info, such as the OData service used and complete stacktrace (not so visible from the screenshot...). However, I strongly recommend you to use the new version of the toolkit for Andrdoid in Gateway Productivity Accelerator (more info in this blog: http://scn.sap.com/community/netweaver-gateway/blog/2013/05/10/new-gateway-tool--sap-netweaver-gateway-productivity-accelerator). This issue should be resolved there.
Best Regards,
Gal
Is it possible at the moment to add the Android Studio extensions to a current IntelliJ IDEA installation?
Xavier Ducrohet and Tor Norbye mentioned in their talk, that Android Studio is an extension to the Community Edition of IntelliJ IDEA and that it's not a fork. So it should be possible to add the extension.
Is there an easy way to do so and probably to revert?
They also mentioned in their talk, that Android Studio uses Gradle as default build system. This should break the builds of current modules. Is this correct?
Thanks for the answers, but I finally found the corresponding statement by JetBrains: http://blog.jetbrains.com/blog/2013/05/15/intellij-idea-is-the-base-for-android-studio-the-new-ide-for-android-developers/
You can upgrade by hitting help -> Checking for updates and then choose Early Access Program as channel in the Update settings. You should receive a notification, that version 13 is available.
This EAP version contains almost all Android Studio features except the new Project Wizard and the App Engine Cloud Endpoints, but they will come soon. The reason for the delay is the Google IO, in the future new Android Studio and IntelliJ versions will be synced (mentioned in the comments of the blog post).
I guess it will be at androidstudio but the project is currently empty.
The installation page is here: Android Studio.
From what I understand in the download page & from what they said in the conference, it's a stand alone IDE based on the intelliJ, but i'm skeptical to whether one can get it as an extension to an already installed intelliJ IDEA.
About the build - in Migrating from Eclipse page they explain how to generate Gradle build files for your projects in Eclipse and then import those projects to Android Studio. It's pretty simple and straight forward.
I am trying to run through the cloud sync tutorial, and for some reason it's not importing Android into the project correctly. I tried to look at the problem again today and I noticed that there are updates for the Google and Android plugins. I upgraded, and now when I try to load the App Engine connected to Android project wizard, I see the following error:
The selected wizard could not be started.
Plug-in "com.google.gdt.eclipse.mobile.android" was unable to instantiate class
"com.google.gdt.eclipse.mobile.android.wizards.NewAndroidCloudProjectWizard".
com/android/io/StreamException
Is this a bug with the latest Google plugin?
I think everyone with the most recent GAE plugin is having the same problem. If you take a look at this thread, I think it's the same issue.
Long story short, the newest plugin doesn't seem to be compatible with the wizard, which may be because Google is waiting to update it to use GCM instead of C2DM.
That's what Google's saying here, and the solution they suggest in the meantime is to create an Android project by itself, right click and go to Google->Generate App Engine Backend... I had some errors when I did this myself, but it might give you some of what you need.