I read Windows Azure Toolkit for Android to understand how I can connect Android with Windows Azure. I still unclear after I read the blog since they didnt provide the basic tutorial or sample on how we can connect. Does anyone manage to connect android to Windows Azure. Appreciate if you advice me on how or where I can find start up package to connect Windows Azure with Android. Thanks.
try this; http://www.wadewegner.com/2011/08/windows-azure-toolkits-for-devices-now-with-android/, from the actual developer who built the toolkit for Android.
it is my understanding that the toolkit that you can download includes a sample application that you can open, and test on the Android emulator.
"The library project includes the full source code to the storage client and authentication implementations.
Once you configure your workspace in Eclipse, you can run the simple sample application within the Android emulato"
if that doesn't help, let me know and I will find somebody that can help you.
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I have an android project checked out from git into an ubuntu server. I will be doing git check-in and check-out files inside this ubunut machine.
I have installed Android studio in my local system .i.e. windows machine.
Is it possible to use FTP in Android Studio to directly import the project from ubuntu server and edit them without copying to my local windows system. I did search around the internet and couldn't find any posts regarding how to do this.
I'm aware that we can install Android studio in Ubuntu itself, but I'm not allowed to do that.
It would be very helpful if anyone throws some light on this.
FTP is not enough, you need something like NFS that allows a user on a client computer to access files over a computer network much like local storage is accessed.
It looks like this functionality is only available on IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate Edition, which Android Studio is based on. It looks like the server only stores the files and IDEA on the client does the heavy lifting. For Android, there's also the question of running emulators, which I assume is also done on the client.
Not sure what the delta is between AS and IDEA, but you can develop Android apps on it.
I am working with Actor Instance Messaging Platform and for now, I have installed and run it's local server, and also imported and compiled the android app in Android Studio. Now I want to configure the android app to work with the local server I have, but I have no idea where to apply the configurations and settings.
Here is the link to the project's repository in GitHub.
Has anyone ever worked with it or has any idea about how I can integrate these two?
Thanks in advance.
I found the solution to the problem, by the way the application's development team have introduced the solution to this problem in their newly released documentation, which I post the link to it here.
Actor Documentation
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
I am trying to get Windows Azure Mobile Services up and running but can not for the life of me find the DLL anywhere on my PC. I installed the SDK already.
I thought I read somewhere that this DLL is only available for use in Windows 8 development environments. Is this true? I am running Windows 7. If so is there another way around accessing my database in the cloud?
You need to use the version of the DLL that Xamarin ported from the original code. Download it from their component store: http://components.xamarin.com/view/azure-mobile-services/
well that depend on the way you start developing your application. if you developed the script on Windows Azure Mobile Cloud Service and then download the project from the portal, I am sure you wont face any problems of the above.
I am looking for a online building server(Hudson or jenkins) for Android application development. I already have my code on the Github. Can anyone help me? Thanks very much!
If you want to run a build server yourself, install it on your machine and set it up to pull and build your project. If you want at a hosted solution, look at CloudBees and the services they offer.