Can any one guide me on how to use this library in Android?
I didn't find any tutorial or example related to this library.
I want to use an ImageView with a remote image while loading with progress spinner.
Any help would be appreciated.
Did you try the getting started guide on the project homepage?
http://code.google.com/p/libs-for-android/wiki/GettingStarted
It seems to contain instructions on adding the libraries to your project, and also build in the example applications. And of course the example applications contain their full source so it shows you how to use the libs in an application.
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I have already created open-CV model. I want add this my android project how can I do this and please help for my project. and please give me a references in that subject area followed. Thank you
For using openCV on Android, that's a big move.
I think you might want to read these first:
OpenCV4Android : Official,
This provides some openCV's function that you can use it in Android(Java)
Android NDK : Setup Guide,
This helps you use your C/Cpp in your app.
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...
I have two doubts need a hint or favour.
Basically I am trying to add some Library source into framework so can call these apis from Application, and also call JNI files from my library.
I have tried adding my library in framework/base/core/java/android/bluetooth/"library folders" ,because this library is related to bluetooth so i thought adding it here. Now i have read somewhere that new libraries should be added at base/core/ folder.
Anybody please suggest what is good location to add files(Java and aidl both).
another question is how can i link jni and files available in external/ folder with my library. i am trying from several days but no luck. please help.
If you make an image for your own use and the api you try to add is related to bluetooth, then framework/base/core/java/android/bluetooth/ is a good place to put your code.
framework/base/core/java/ - is a folder where you put your java code
framework/base/core/java/android/* - the code from this folder will be added as API (if you not specify #hide tag)
framework/base/core/java/com/* - the code will not be added as API.
As for the second question try to look at the post "Remixing Android". I hope it will help you. If not you can specify further your question so that SO community will have a chance to help you.
I am using android in eclipse . I wanted to see inbuilt classes in android such as 'BaseAdapter' class. Please suggest a method for seeing the content of those classes.
you can download the android source code and link it in eclipse. or the easier way is to use http://grepcode.com/project/repository.grepcode.com/java/ext/com.google.android/android/
I have created a custom library that contains a UI that is to display data being read in from an external device. I have successfully created and applied the library to the project I need it in.
My main issue is I cant seem to use it at all. Ive tried to create an instance of the class file and this is failure. I have functions inside that class file I would like to use, but am unable since a simple declaration of a new class throws an exception for me.
Basically I dont want you to fix my problem, I want to see how this is done correctly. Ive searched the Internet for days and can not even find examples on how to do this.
I thought it would work just like creating an instance of any other class, but it does not. Thank you.
It sounds like you need to do some Eclipse project management.
The custom library including the UI and code that accesses the data source should be in an Android library project (see: "setting up a library project"). The Application which will use this functionality needs to include this library project (see: "referencing a library project").
See the Android docs about Managing Projects from Eclipse.