I want dependencies which are being used in various apps so far... Please provide me all dependencies
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Hello everyone,
when making a localized ROM people often face the problem of finding proper localized packages/MUI, especially for non-standard packages.
Many localized ROMs are the result of a lot of translation work that may have already been done by someone else.
So the idea is that we collect working packages in a central place where we can collect matching localizations. After all, most WM6.5 packages should be device and OS version independent so we could essentially share across all devices.
What do you think about this idea? Obviously it would not be trivial to implement because we would need some kind of shared storage where everyone can contribute. The simpler solution may be a collection thread or a separate forum with links to rapidshare et al.
I 'm using [July 24th] [Sense 3.5] Energy™ -.¸¸.·´¯ Sense 3.5 build that just works! NAND ROM that best suits my needs. However I saw [11 SEP] Barebone CM7 v2b and came to idea to make similar thing with this rom for my personal use.
I would also like to implement NativeSD ROM, with that difference of leaving system folder on NAND rom. To be absolutely clear here, I 'm using linux OS and I 'm quite familiar with modifications that have to be done, so I don 't ask for help with that.
I would like to know is it possible to deploy nand rom to android emulator, and than use android emulator for development purposes for further customization, or is there some other tool that can be used for this? I did install android kitchen and I not very pleased with that.
When removing or adding system or market apps is it just enough to add/delete them, or are there some other things that I need to pay attention to?
Also when removing apps how can I see framework dependences to remove them as well if they are not needed anymore by other app?
I hope that is not to complicate to understand what I meant with this topic.
Thanks in advance.
The answer to my question about framework dependencies of a certain *.apk file that I want to remove, can be found in AndroidManifest.xml of that same *.apk file. Although manifest file is encrypted, information about what framework libraries are used can be viewed with aapt command (exp: aapt l -a someapp.apk).
I suppose this is the right way for doing this. Please correct me if there is a better way.
Hello everybody!
I've been thinking a while of running my own bèta channel and decided to start one.
There is something that I've wondered, how do I keep the original and bèta code seperated?
Is there a sdk for a beta channel or do I need to use a private Github repository?
If yes, can somebody please tell me how I set it up?
I've been trying and dying to get Github work with Eclipse, but it doesn't work
Thank you in advance!
Git is definitely the best way to do this, basically make a beta and release branch. Switching between the two is really easy once you have it all setup.
What are the specific problems you have been having with Git?
I got GitLab instald on a local server and I have a beta ans a master branch. The problen with git is that i know the basics, push, pull, add and commit thats is. I really don't know how to seperate the code of different versions (eg v.1 and v.2) in the same branch.
Let me give another exame the GitLab is a wonderfull project, but I can't delete a folder (all the magic happens within a webinterface), but I can delete the files one by one ... Nope takes to much time
How do I manage files trough git, from my workstation (remove directory's for example)
Is there a guide about git somewere? When i search for it on Google all i get is github results but i want git results.
Thanks for helping me out!
Appriciate it!!
Why do you need GitLab? From your requirements you just need Git client and remote repository (which can be github.com).
You might want to check Git Branching - Basic Branching and Merging.
I wanted an east to use git software. When installing GitLab the setup setups everything for you, so I don't have to run commands etc. which saves me a great amount of time.
Thanks for the link, I'll check it out later today!
I see. Basically to get started with GitHub you just need Git package (e.g. msysgit for windows).
Yeah, I got GitLab installed on a networked server.
Can you learn me a few tips 'n tricks?
Sure, you can start from here: https://help.github.com/articles/good-resources-for-learning-git-and-github/
Thanks!
Hello, there are a lot of forensics tools provide different features. My post is to ask your suggestions for developing new functions that have not provided by the existent forensics tools. I am thinking about applications' permissions but I don't know how can I relate that to digital forensics? and I would welcome any other ideas.
Greetings!
I just started my internship in a company that develops android applications., but i have a problem. My boss insists that i work in Eclipse, but I'm unable to follow instructions from android developers site because my eclipse app doesnt have gradle.
To be precise, my job is to implement push messages into existing app but I'm stuck at these lines:
Add the dependency to your project-level build.gradle:
classpath 'com.google.gms:google-services:1.5.0-beta2'
Add the plugin to your app-level build.gradle:
apply plugin: 'com.google.gms.google-services'
dependencies {
compile "com.google.android.gmslay-services:8.4.0"
}
Is there a way to work around using gradle, and do this other way, or alternatively is there a way to add build.gradle files to my project.
I'm pretty worried because this is my first job, and I'd like to do and learn as much as possible but I'm just stuck. If someone could explain to me step by step what to do when i stumble upon a gradle, would appreciate it immensely.
Thanks
You can try to use Gradle (STS) Integration for Eclipse, but it's very hard
If you need to use Eclipse for Android development it is highly recommended to use ADT plugin: http://developer.android.com/tools/sdk/eclipse-adt.html
It is developed by Google for Android development and was the only choice few years ago. Now they support only Android Studio but you can of course use Eclipse. You may find an Eclipse ADT bundle as well somewhere which is an eclipse integrated with ADT. If I remember well it do have a Gradle plugin but if not then use Gradle STS from Eclipse marketplace
why dont you use Android studio?