Do somebody have any information where can I found a good API doc for MapsForge 0.4.0 libraries?
Since version 0.3.0 many more classes changed to deprecated, and there are some more new functionality. I do not know which classes can I use instead of deprecated classes.
I found some examples, but I don't want to copy sources instead I would to read the API docs
Thanks in advance.
Best place to read about that is Here
And I suggest you take a look at This which is a quick description for developers of how to get started with mapsforge.
And This--> A very basic Android app example
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I'd like to make API documentation from source code similar to the documentation style used by the Andorid API documentation.
I've searched around but didn't find any mention of the tools used - however, I'm assuming it's derived from Doxygen and that the documentation is extracted from the source code.
So my questions are:
Exactly what tools are used to generate those pages?
Is the Android API documentation style guides that were used to make those pages available?
Is the template that's used to generate those pages available for inspiration?
I have been following an Okta tutorial from 2018 (which is the latest I can find) about adding OAuth to a Xamarin Forms and it references Xamarin.OpenId.AppAuth.Android which according to Nuget is prerelease (0.7) and also hasn't been updated since 2018.
This package won't work with my Xamarin app as it references an old v4 Android package and newer Xamarin uses v7 or AndroidX stuff.
So - is there a new package (updated <6 months ago) somewhere I can't find? Or is there a different method to do this now and if so - what is it?
Thanks in advance
First post, happy to edit / add info as needed, please just let me know
From what I have found, there is no direct upgrade for this and the solution is to simply use an alternative method. Personally, due to lack of knowledge in this space, I opted to use a different identity provider who had better support.
There are oauth libraries out there maintained by vendors in the identity and access management space. But this one seems to be more or less the official library to use with Xamarin apps: https://github.com/IdentityModel/IdentityModel.OidcClient
It is not maintained by a specific vendor, so it could be used with any of them with the proper configurations.
Xamarin provides the ability of creating Xamarin Binding Library for both iOS And Android. You can download the latest AppAuth .AAR file from the Maven Central Repository and create the Xamarin component and use it.
Download AppAuth.AAR file from
https://search.maven.org/search?q=a:appauth
Creating Xamarin Binding Library Walkthrough:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/xamarin/android/platform/binding-java-library/binding-an-aar
I've been through the SODA Android SDK's GitHub page, and README.
Is there more developer documentation or is this it? If this is it, is it common to find light-touch documentation like this? and is this is recommended to read the actual source code to understand what's possible?
The soda-android library is actually pretty old at this point, and I'd recommend instead just building a simple client using the Retrofit library on our RESTful API. I've heard great feedback about using that library with our API.
I have plotted a graph in Xamarin Android using the trial Library of TreeChart. But the full version is expensive. I now want to use something that is free. I thought of using Oxyplot.
I added a reference to the NuGet package of Oxyplot.Android in Xamarin to my project. But I dont know how to use it.
There is no documentation for the same on their official website. Can anyone let me know of any tutorial or Demo project which I can refer.
Thanks
On Github you can find these documentation or examples for android,iOS,Xamarin,WP,silverlight,.NEt.
Also this link give full documentation...
is there any way to working with google docs in android. i seem that a java client library is not support with android.
Please help me out!
Thanks In Advance!
Read this :
Java android client api for android
then take a look at a sample that gets a document list from google docs.
the simple and easiest way to access gdocs from android here
Use and enjoy.