Basically , I'm doing a course in udacity and making the app they are teaching. The videos are pretty old and new information is given as text in the git directory. One of the changes I have to do is add a gradle.properties entry. However, I do not know where the folder they specified is located.
I've been stuck trying to find it for quite a while. Any help is really appreciated. Thanks in advance.
This is what they asked me to do.
My android SDK is located here
I do my projects in the desktop folder.
USER_HOME usually refers to your home directory as determined by the operating system. In Windows, this is C:\Users\<your user name>.
%USER_HOME% Means Directory of Which User Account in windows you are using for example: Your User Account Name in Windows is Syed Kamran So Your %USER_HOME% Will be C:/Users/Syed Kamran,
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i have a huge issue, i was working on my flutter app and my laptop suddenly burned. Hopefully i was able to extract my data and put it on an external hard drive.
With a new computer i try to find my application and use it but in the folder of my application i find new files like: vsc.xml,
runConfigurations.xml, modules.xml. But all my folders: lib, pubspec.yaml disappeared as you can see in the picture.
I used visual studio code and git on my old computer. I am totally new with git and flutter and this why i would like to know
how is it possible to get back all my code? I’m desperate, it’s months of work... if your have a solution i will be very glad to hear it.
If it's not possible to get back my code, i have the last version of my app on my phone is it possible to extract the code source from my phone ??
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I'm having three not rooted phones here. Two of them have Android 10 and one has Android 8.0. On one with Android 10 I just cant access the app files in /data/data directory with the Device File Explorer in Android Studio.
The error I get is:
`run-as: /data has wrong owner: 0/1000, not 1000´
I'm just not finding anything useful to fix this.
Since I had to dive into the comments of the original question to solve it for myself, I'll repeat the answer that helped me.
I uninstalled the app, restarted my phone, installed it again with android studio and it worked like a charm after that.
In case you're still looking for an answer.
This most likely happens when your database is created in the past (probably from some code that was a bit off). I advise you to delete the existing database from the device file explorer, make sure your code is right, and re-run the app.
This should create a new database and work.
I just installed Android Studio and want to start a new project. But it showed the following error message:
The path XYZ is not writable. Please choose a new location
How should I fix this problem?
The most likely explanation is that the directory and all its files are owned by a different user account on the system. Normally the "Clear Read-Only Access" dialog will fix up read permission problems if it's possible to do so; if it's not (because the files are owned by another user), the dialog will refuse to let you click the OK button.
You can confirm this by using the ls command from the MacOS terminal. Here's an example from a random project of mine.
I had the same issue. Running Android Studio as an administrator worked for me. If this is a possibility for you and you did not do it before, give it a whirl.
I got that error on windows because the initial project location was C:\. But the problem was solved when I made a folder and gave that path:
C:\repo\myApplication
Myself also faced the same problem because , I have changed the permission of that drive from x:\ -> properties -> security . Once I have given full control for my user option(one among 4 options in security) and reopening the Android studio , it didn't post that warning again. So, before you try this option , please verify the security details of drive and make sure that it doesn't affect your further operations regarding security.
I was having this same problem, then I plugged in a flash-drive. It allowed for a place to store the files with a location that did not have white space, was empty, and had enough room to store everything I needed. The flash was the only way I found on my computer to store the files where the path was writable. Hope this helps someone.
You can create that folder (or those folders) yourself, then run the installer again.
I want to move Installed AndroidStudio from C: disk to another.
I've successfully(by standard way) .android folder, sdk folder(with it's environment variable) and installation path. However, I cant handle these ones:
c:\users\user\.AndroidStudio2.2
c:\users\user\.gradle
when I move these folders to d:\myfolder and changing every occurrence of c:\users\user\.AndroidStudio2.2 to d:\myfolder\.AndroidStudio2.2 (with TextCrawler), and changing .gradle location in AndroidStudio, it doesnt help.
In C:\user\user there is still created (upon running AStudio) .AndroidStudio2.2 folder. And running Emulator causes errors, because it cant find anything options in C:\users......
plus, I have uncommented and set the path values (in installation/bin/idea.properties) to d:\myfolder, but still no help.
Having dome something similar in the past, I find that moving drives on most software applications is still a big pain. However, I found that creating symlinks was helpful, as the software will "think" it's accessing the files at a location, but in reality they are stored in another.
I successfully did this in the past with Visual Studio and the concept is pretty much the same with Android Studio. You need to create a symlink as follows:
mklink /J "d:\myfolder\.AndroidStudio2.2" "c:\users\user\.AndroidStudio2.2"
Now when Android studio read or write the contents in c:\users\user\.AndroidStudio2.2, it will be in reality going to your d drive, which provided that it's accessible by the c drive, should make it all work.
You should be able to do that with the other folders as well. The benefit of doing it this way is that you're not constrained to the path the file is stored, which means that if you change computers or decide to store everything on the c drive again, you can just remove the symlink.
Hope this helps you.
Ok so I want to learn android push notifications. I found at android to use the C2DM service.
http://code.google.com/android/c2dm/
Great they even give me an example. http://code.google.com/p/jumpnote/downloads/list
My problem is I don't know what to do with the file after I download it. :P
It is an .apk file. So how do I open it in eclipse to learn from it?
An apk is an android install app thingy you run it on your phone. To edit search android code examples and select the first one select what you want to edit dowbload the manifest and the other files and edit them in eclipse. Have you ever tried opening a .exe in notepad it does not work so well because it is already compiled same (i think) with the. Apk also make sure you have the android plugib for exlipse. Sorry for the strange language I am a delvoper who forgets the name of everything. And the grammer i am only 13.
Rename it to .zip and you can open it with your favorite zip unarchiving program.