I am developing an android application in which i have to implement a full url in android device.I have made the application in android 3.2.Now acc to client requirement he wants the same code to be runned in android 2.1. But its crashing when i try to run the same code in android 2.1 updated 1. I have done r & d and done all the formulas suggested,i have changed the sdk version in the manifest file.Added configuration code in java file,,but still crashing.Is dere any way in which the same app can run on android 2.1 updated 1 .What i think is 2.1 updated 1 does not support tab bars.......if anyone has faced the same issue,,can he guide me
Thanks in advance
Tushar
Follow the bellow link
https://github.com/johannilsson/android-actionbar
It provides the Sample ActionBar(TabBar) which will run on lower versions also.
By using this code into your project only little bit modifications are enough. good luck...
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I have a pretty large Cordova app and want to ignore any user changes to the Android system font size. I've tried various solutions and nothing is working for me. There's an old plugin that no longer works: https://github.com/phonegap/phonegap-mobile-accessibility.
Any ideas? Example code? I'm not a Java expert - which could the problem when I try to integrate some code snippets.
I'm using Cordova 10.0.0 and Android 9.0.0.
Thanks! - Jon
Turns out the plugin does work! Tested on three Android devices including Android OS 11 and Android OS 12. Phew!
I'm testing one application that listen to song and identify the song .For that i have used gracenote api for mobile client api and help available on Android here and successfully implement it on the Eclipse but when i tried the same on the android studio it throws me the following error:
No implementation found for int com.gracenote.mmid.MobileSDK.FPXJNI.nativeInitialize() (tried Java_com_gracenote_mmid_MobileSDK_FPXJNI_nativeInitialize and Java_com_gracenote_mmid_MobileSDK_FPXJNI_nativeInitialize__)
I have followed each step and without any change it worked on Eclipse but not on Android Studio.
Following is the screen shot on android studio
It was bit hard task. I just complete my app in Eclipse and import it in Android studio but the native libraries causing me problem. So i spent time with them and searching for solution and at last insert jniLibs folder in app folder and it solved my problem.
I have android project which is written in android 2.3 but when I import in android 2.2 ,Iam receiving an error .could someone possibly tell me ,how to overcome this problem?
Go to project properties then select Android and select 2.2.May solve your problem
DIfferent API versions have changes in their libraries and so something created for 2.2 can be compatible with newer API versions but something made in 2.3 may not be backwards compatible with the previous version. Thus you may need to check what pieces of your code have to be modified if you want to port it to a previous API version.
i have a book which is called "Learning Android Game Programming-Rick Rogers".But their examples are writting for android 1.6.So i can't run their codes for android 2.3.3. When i try to run for 2.3.3, it creates an error(force close)..i use eclipse for java.What can i do?
it would be nice if you could post your logcat from Eclipse, note that codes made for older versions of Android may be using deprecated/non existing methods in newer but there are always equivalent methods. :)
I have seen the BusinessCard example provide in Android examples.
I am using ContactAccessor abstract class to seperate out the SDK versions.
My code is running fine for 2.0 onwards, but when I am trying to build the code in Adnroid 1.6 I am getting the following errors:
Build.VERSION_CODES.ECLAIR is not resolved.
Getting errors in the whole class in which I have used Contacts APIs from 2.0 (say in class ContactAccessorSdk5.java).
How to resolve these issues?
I want to run my App on both the versions.
Please help me.
Regards,
Dhaiwat Bhavsar.
In your Eclipse environment, open Project Properties of your project, in Android section, select Android 2.0 as Project Build Target, then click Apply/OK. If you want to test on Android 1.6, just run the app on Android 1.6 emulator/device (always build with Android 2.0)
I'm sure this has been asked on the site before, but it boils down to a few points:
Compile against the later version of the SDK (2.0.1 or later)
Read the Backward Compatibility article on the Android Developers' site
Implement your calls to the contacts APIs by means of a wrapper class