Guys As we know we can run java apps/games using java emulator in our device, but i am not able to find one yet, if you give me link or name of any good and populator emulator? i also found one in this forum but thats in htc legend section (Java Emulator for running Java Apps)...but not sure it will work with g2 or not...
Thanks in Advance
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Hi! I'm new around here.
Anyway, I've been wondering something and figured that if anyone knows it'll be the gurus at xda-developers.
Is a way to make use of the HTC Hero's multitouch/pinch-zoom functionality in your own applications (whether using Android SDK or NDK), and if so, how?
Preferably without the end user having to root his phone.
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Andreas
[c#][HELP] Developing a G-Sensor tool
Hello,
I'm going to develop a tool that use Topaz'ez G-Sensor feature but since i'm totally new on mobile developing, i will need a little help for where to start.
The question is that if is there a API documentation for Topaz G-Sensor, where can i get it?
Or do i need to install a SDK or something first?
Thanks in advance.
use search function. search for "G-Sensor SDK". first hit is already interesting for you.
Try here. It should be broadly similar to the Diamond, so that should work.
Though do search next time!
(Also, moved to WM Dev rather than D&H)
Thanks for your answer.
Are you using Visual C# expressed or studio Pro?
I would like to know how to use SDK to have an emulator by SDK
what i must know for makin my own roms?
Where to start!!! There is so much to know, i think if you are interested in this you should get googling and searching the forums, here isn't a bad place to start http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=611. You can easily modify the ringtones and apps in a pre-built rom by unzipping the androidinstall.tar and deleting the apks you don't use from /system/app/ and ringtones you don't want from /media/ and re-zipping using 7zip but i get the feeling you want to do more then that. Get searching and hopefully see some of your work on the forums sometime!!!
Nees i linux? or i can do it under Windows?
Michga said:
Nees i linux? or i can do it under Windows?
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Linux is very handy for compiling from git repositories etc... and it is also easy to set up the eclipse IDE for android developing in linux. People also seem to have more sucess with setting up ADB in linux which is very handy when developing. That being said the android kitchens will also run in windows and 7zip is for windows when it comes to creating the final tar installer so it's certainly not impossible. I think you will find most of the developers will have used linux for one thing or another. You can always run it in a virtual machine using virtualbox from within windows.
working ADB on linux (Ubuntu or Suse) with Kaiser?
Must I know Java for developing??
i dont using Virtualbox, but VMWare..
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working ADB on linux (Ubuntu or Suse) with Kaiser?
Must I know Java for developing??
i dont using Virtualbox, but VMWare..
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VMWare is fine, Virtualbox is just an opensource alternative. ADB works fine on ubuntu with Kaiser, i'm guessing it works on Suse too but i don't use it. Look here for more information : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=502010. If you want to develop apps then you need to know java, a lot of the source code (i.e. libs and the kernel) are written in C.
so its bad for me.. when im 16 year old and i dont know Java and C i cant developing it.. but thanks for advice
At 16 you have a lot of time to learn, start now, I regret not taking the opportunity to learn coding when I was younger, do it, and do it soon
Hi
Seeing so many Roms being cooked I was hoping someone could put up some links on what is needed to start. I did go to the Android site and installed java se sdk, Android sdk, eclipse but failed installing adt v12 plugin. It seems many people had trouble with this.
Any guide/link is appreciated.
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Do you know a bit of java already?
I'm thinking that might be a fairly key component...
Hey guys, tittle says it all.
I'm hoping to get a working java emulator for the galaxy note 2
Ive looked at JBED and J2ME Runner but they are all for old versions of the android and haven't been able to find a development site or forum about them.
Thanks for your time
I wouldn't think you would need an emulator. Android runs on Java. All you would need would be a way to run a class file, wouldn't you?
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