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I want a way to start my java apps directly instead of going through intent. is there a way?
i have tried going straight to the jad or jar but it fails.
also anyway of disabling the going onlie security check on intent?
thanks
bhayani
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I installed gmail java app and when I launch it via java, i get a java lang error msg. Anyone got the same issues?
If I'm correct there was a solution for this on the forum. But anyways. You need to use an older version of Java application. You can get it here.
Hello everyone
I am sorry that my first post is a request, but I couldn't find what I need anywhere.
I have a SCH-i705 running Android 4.1.2, it is not mine, but belongs to the company I work for. they have an Admin app installed that blocks google play; they don't want users to install apps that might interfere with their installed app. however, I can install and uninstall apps using adb.
I need to update Google Maps to the latest v7. I searched and downloaded a copy, but it flickers too much,and I read somewhere that I need the version that is specific to this device. I tried with androidvm in virtualbox and downloaded a copy, but the same thing, flickering, maybe I didn't provide the emulator with the correct specifications for this tab. I tried also to modify google play by renaming the package then repackage it using apktools, but I might missed something because the new renamed phonesky package crashes with error Can't find resource for bundle 'org.keyczar.i18n.messages_en_US', key ''
solving this problem for a newbie to android programming might take some time, so for now, I need copy of the Maps app pulled from this device if possible or be pointed to a renamed google play or a replacement for it.
thanks in advance.
Thank you Jxt., I will download it.
on the other hand, someone at another forum told me to use Real APK Leecher which is here at xda. I will give it a try too.
I developed an app but it refuses to install and i think this must have something to do with the androidmanifest.xml. And of course, i googled about this already. Could you guys lighten up things for me. How do i properly set up the androidmanifest.xml?
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Can you provide us with a screenshot of the structure of your project and the actual manifest file? And what does it say when installing? Does it happen when installing via adt or when installing from an actual apk file?
It happened when im installing it on my phone. Its just a simple app im trying to develop but im stuck at the installing process. I didnt use adt to debug the app because its taking forever to open on my pc. What is the most basic must have data on androidmanifest.xml in order for apps to install? I'll get back with the screenshots once i got access to my pc.
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Hi Folks, Hopefully this is the right place for this thread. I don't get over here very often so I'm guessing right now.
I wrote an app for my phone (Sprint Galaxy SIII) in Eclipse to control a IOIO (not terribly important to know for this question). I run the app in the emulator and it fires up just fine, but when I run it on my phone (with supposedly the same settings as the emulator--Android version, AP level, etc) it crashes on startup, saying "Unfortunately, <My App> has stopped".
Since it works in the emulator I can't track LogCat to check for errors, so I have no idea where to start looking for the cause. It only crashes on my actual device. My questions are as follows:
1) What would cause an app to work in the emulator but fail to start up in a device with (supposedly) the same settings?
2) Where can I go to look for errors on my phone (if possible) that might point me to the problem?
Thanks!
Matt
DerStrom8 said:
Hi Folks, Hopefully this is the right place for this thread. I don't get over here very often so I'm guessing right now.
I wrote an app for my phone (Sprint Galaxy SIII) in Eclipse to control a IOIO (not terribly important to know for this question). I run the app in the emulator and it fires up just fine, but when I run it on my phone (with supposedly the same settings as the emulator--Android version, AP level, etc) it crashes on startup, saying "Unfortunately, <My App> has stopped".
Since it works in the emulator I can't track LogCat to check for errors, so I have no idea where to start looking for the cause. It only crashes on my actual device. My questions are as follows:
1) What would cause an app to work in the emulator but fail to start up in a device with (supposedly) the same settings?
2) Where can I go to look for errors on my phone (if possible) that might point me to the problem?
Thanks!
Matt
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Only log could tell you the possible reasons.
Install catalog and look for the error log
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Vivek_Neel said:
Only log could tell you the possible reasons.
Install catalog and look for the error log
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Thanks Vivek_Neel. I tried a couple of log viewer apps but they all require superuser access for use on Android 4.1+. I forgot to add it to my profile, but I currently have a Galaxy SIII running Android 4.4.2.
Any other suggestions? I'd rather not root my phone if I don't have to.
Thanks,
Matt
DerStrom8 said:
Thanks Vivek_Neel. I tried a couple of log viewer apps but they all require superuser access for use on Android 4.1+. I forgot to add it to my profile, but I currently have a Galaxy SIII running Android 4.4.2.
Any other suggestions? I'd rather not root my phone if I don't have to.
Thanks,
Matt
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Running the app on your phone with it plugged in to a pc and eclipse open should mean that eclipse catches the log, no root access needed, you would need to allow adb debugging though. If it doesn't work with eclipse I know for definite that it works with Android Studio.
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Running the app on your phone with it plugged in to a pc and eclipse open should mean that eclipse catches the log, no root access needed, you would need to allow adb debugging though. If it doesn't work with eclipse I know for definite that it works with Android Studio.
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Eclipse doesn't seem to recognize my phone. It only brings up the emulator as an available device. Perhaps I should dig more into the cause of that first. You're saying if I load the app on my phone while connected to the PC it'll still show up in the logcat? That would be a huge help if that's the case!
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Eclipse doesn't seem to recognize my phone. It only brings up the emulator as an available device. Perhaps I should dig more into the cause of that first. You're saying if I load the app on my phone while connected to the PC it'll still show up in the logcat? That would be a huge help if that's the case!
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It should do - worked this way around a year ago when I was using eclipse myself before jumping ship to AS.
You might want to handle uncaught exceptions and either debug, write to a file or what ever is the best way for you.
You can see an implementation example for handling uncaught exceptions here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8943288/how-to-implement-uncaughtexception-android.
Please note that some crashes are not caught using this technique so you'll need to use the above mentioned methods to view logcat.
If you have root on your device, install a logcat viewer application. most likely that filtering the display by your package name (or parts of it) we'll lead you to the error cause.
Thanks everyone for the help, I have found the solution. Eclipse wasn't recognizing my phone because apparently the driver was no longer installed (I thought I had installed it a long time ago, but that must have been on my laptop--I'm on my desktop now). I installed it and Eclipse found the phone no problem. I loaded the app while watching LogCat and found the following:
java.lang.SecurityException: Need BLUETOOTH permission: Neither user 10211 nor current process has android.permission.BLUETOOTH.
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Well that was embarrassing! Added the Bluetooth permissions to the app et voila! The app works just fine.
Thanks for your time!
Matt
DerStrom8 said:
Thanks everyone for the help, I have found the solution. Eclipse wasn't recognizing my phone because apparently the driver was no longer installed (I thought I had installed it a long time ago, but that must have been on my laptop--I'm on my desktop now). I installed it and Eclipse found the phone no problem. I loaded the app while watching LogCat and found the following:
Well that was embarrassing! Added the Bluetooth permissions to the app et voila! The app works just fine.
Thanks for your time!
Matt
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Haha glad you got it sorted!
Hello guys
I'm looking for an AdAway-like application for Windows 10 x64, using the well-known "hosts" blocking method.
I know there are browser extensions doing the job, but I'm missing an application like AdAway where I can add my own hosts sources, apply custom black- and whitelists etc.
Does anyone have a solution for me?
Thanks in advance!
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/win...ll-adblock-t3103598/post60616286#post60616286
This sounds pretty cool, the only thing that gives me pause is how would one go about uninstalling it, or is that even necessary?
Great idea will check thread out on laptop later
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Hi, will this triggers Anti-AdBlockers scripts?
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