I used Eclipse to install Metaio SDK on google glass. In the beginning, the console area show like this
http://ppt.cc/HVfq
I think this means that I successfully complete the installation part, then I try to add voice trigger in order to let the Glass run this app. This is how it looks in my Google Glass.
http://ppt.cc/Szys
But every time I tried to launch it, it had no response. I have no idea what's going on. Did I make some mistakes? Or should I upload my xml file to see if there is anything wrong?
I saw that some people had already launch their app successfully on Google Glass. I was wondering if someone can show me how to do this step by step. Because I'm new to these things. Thank you very much.
If you are new to Glass and/or Android in general, I strongly advise that you start by building and running the GDK samples that we provided:
https://developers.google.com/glass/develop/gdk/quick-start
While the quick start guide uses the API Demos sample, feel free to use a more real-life example such as the Compass, Stopwatch or Timer samples that are available on our GitHub repository:
https://github.com/googleglass
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The code builds and runs but I am getting Google Play services issues as follows. I do not know what I am missing. I am using Xamarin Android Player (XAP) emulator.
In the Reference
Xamarin Android Player was deprecated some time ago, so we would not advise using it anymore as it will no longer be updated.
Having said that, we do have some old instructions here which may assist with this question: https://university.xamarin.com/resources/how-to-install-google-play-on-android-emulator
One of the motivations of XAP was to make it easy to have a well-performing emulator. Moving forward, we suggest using AVDs from Google which are now just as fast thanks to HAXM: https://developer.xamarin.com/guides/android/getting_started/installation/accelerating_android_emulators/
I have a issue when using Game Service of Google. I use Leaderboard and Achievement in my game. But when I run direct from PC to Device, all things is normal.
But when I export apk file and upload it on Goole Play, I got a issue in below image.
Please check the given quality checklist which is presented with minimum requirements, best practices, and good-to-have enhancements to deliver the best possible product to your players.
In addition to that, since nothing shows in logcat, you may also try going through these references and/or tutorial:
Troubleshooting Issues in Your Android Game
Google Play Game Services: Leaderboards
I am an Android Developer.
Now, I want to develop an application for the Google Glass.
I had refer the link.
https://developers.google.com/glass/
I had go through the Static Cards and Live Cards link.
I want to make a simple notification application for the google glass.
In the application, user receives a notification after the interval of 1 minute.
But I don't understand how to start it. If there is any other tutorial links then please suggest me.
Please help.
Thanks in advance... :)
The Glass app that you're describing is probably best started by a voice command. For example, a person might say "ok glass, start a timer" to start your app.
This process is described at https://developers.google.com/glass/develop/gdk/starting-glassware
Check out this example which is XE16 friendly and shows how to do low frequency live card updates:
https://github.com/mscheel/GoogleGlass-XE16-LowFrequencyLiveCardBasketballScore
You can follow the commit history to see how I updated an XE12 project to work with XE16.
To do updates once a minute change line 27 of this file to be 60000 -
https://github.com/mscheel/GoogleGlass-XE16-LowFrequencyLiveCardBasketballScore/blob/master/src/com/digitalconstruction/LowFrequencyLiveCardBasketballScore/LiveCardService.java
You should also star this item, which notes that the relevant developer documentation is incorrect and needs to be updated since the XE16 update:
https://code.google.com/p/google-glass-api/issues/detail?id=493
That will help those that follow behind you.
I am working on a project that we use internally in the company. We have a single target device and at this time and that is the Google Nexus 7.
I need to find the quickest and least painful way to update the
android OS on every one of them (we are talking about a couple of
hundred of devices).
I am also looking for suggestions on how to distribute the app
version and updates afterwards. Updates are not something i want to
do through my app, that is implementing some code that will check
and download updates.
I already tried TestFlight which i feel takes too long to setup on each device,
Also tried Deploying through the Google Play beta program but the updates take too much time to show up, plus the setup is kinda wierd (i feel this is the best way to do it). i know of the google play enterprise apps distribution, but i need to have a google account linked to google apps and a developer account so i haven't tried that still.
I also was looking into https://www.push-link.com/ which seems interesting. Any alternative?
Any suggestions are really appreciated!
Thanks
So my problem is I am unsure how to start programming a google calendar into my app after 2 weeks of research, reading numerous websites and following google steps. I believe this is due to bad and partially outdated google calendar api documentation.
what i have done:
installed google plugin for android
registered project with google in google account
went to google console and created client id
added my projectname and SHA1 fingerprint number
So now I should be able to use google calendar services?
I cant get my physical android device to be recognised by eclipse 4.2 which is a separate problem. When it is connected what should I see? How do I manipulate the google calendar? Should I be adding in a 'calendar view' object or should the actual calendar come up? I am really confused and have not found anything up to date on the web that is a good example of this. No one has described exactly how useful this api is and whether the calendar shows up or the sort of code that you should use. I really want someone with past experience and up-to-date knowledge of this api.
Just thought I would answer this for those who are really stuck and dont know where to start like I was as there are very poor instructions out there.
Firstly go to this link -> http://developers.google.com/google-apps/calendar/ and follow all the instructions to set up your project with google.
Once you get to "Configure your app" you are likely to be stuck as the code does not work
Download mercurical so that you can download example google projects, e.g. the calendar.
Open your command window by typing 'cmd' into your start menu and pressing enter (for windows)
Navigate to this link -> http://code.google.com/p/google-api-java-client/source/checkout?repo=samples
Then copy and paste hg clone //code.google.com/p/google-api-java-client.samples/ into the terminal window. Wait for it to finish downloading (will take a few minutes)
Look at the path you downloaded the file to: eg, c:\Users\>
Go to that directory in your folders and you will have the example apps.
You will have to import it into Eclipse or your prefered environment. And now at least you can see code and figure out how to use it from there! Just wish someone somewhere could of been kind enough to start a buddy off with these simple steps.