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I want to know what should be starting point in Android source code to implement local DNS caching in Android. I want to have something like pdnsd or djbdns. Probably port djbdns on Android and modify flow so that Android framework points to djbdns for resolution.
If someone can point me to a file in Android source code that accesses the local DNS settings to resolve the domain name.
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please give me some references to build the Android websocket client.
Here is a elab's github project which creates a sample application, including the server side code.
Or you can look into a library of android-websockets created by koush. It has good amount of documentation.
For more information, try out these projects and post more specific questions if you face any problem while implementing.
Good luck
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So, I have server application written in Scala using playframework. Now I need to make client for Android (in Scala) which will interact with server by HTTP requests. I have not much experience in Android development. And because of it I have the question. Is there any framework for this kind of things?
Data from the server to the client transmitted in a Json format.
You can have a look at Proguard for Scala and this documentation.
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Suppose I want to find out the GeoPoints of WashingtonDC from the sourcecode of eclipse is it possible or i have to store all the GeoPoints from the net in another file
then where i can find the list of geopoints of all the cities/Airports of the world??
As #Siddhesh mentioned check out the class Android.location.Geocoder. Also this requires
"a backend service that is not included in the core android framework" so you might want to make sure it is available with a call to isPresent().
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I know Adobe® Reader Mobile software development kit is able to render Reflow-able epub for iOS / Android. But their high cost is impossible for normal user to use.
Are there any free/value alternative for a epub SDK that support Reflow-able content?
I have not used it yet, but I have found this one:
http://epub.anfengde.com/
Looks really interesting.
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Is there an app for Android Tablets (I have the Toshiba THRiVE) that I can use to write and run Python? I have ConnectBot for remote access (mainly for C/C++), but I am curious if there is an app that I can write and run python without remote accessing.
Look at SL4A. There's even some books about it.