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Friday, 20 November 2009

Updating the past tutorials to Android SDK 2.0

Hi Friends,

It has been a couple of weeks since Android SDK 2.0 has been released. Since I have got caught up in many other demanding projects, I have not been able to find any time to update my tutorials' sample code uploaded so far to be compatible to 2.0.
It would be wonderful if, as and when you try my tutorials, you can update / post your comments on deprecated APIs or newer APIs that need to be used.

Thanks.

Hi, I have written a few steps about upgrading to SDK 2.1 at http://saigeethamn.blogspot.com/2010/03/basic-steps-for-upgrading-source-code.html
Posted by Sai at 17:24
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8 comments:

  1. Mobilepgk15 December 2009 at 18:06

    I am very much glad to see android related blog from Indian! Thanks a lot.
    Btw, do you know any way to generate a notification in notification bar by using shell command. Thanks a lot. Keep it up.

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  2. Sai22 December 2009 at 14:22

    Hi Mobilepkg,

    I do not see anyway to generate a notification in the emulator from the shell command. I do not think there is support for the same.

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  3. Mehar8 February 2010 at 18:42

    Hello Saigeetha

    I am new to Andriod. I want to develop some application which will be like this. I will store some messages for each contact no in my contact book.

    When i contact a person the message associated to him in contact book should appear on screen.

    Is this possible ?

    I read there are four type of components which will be used for developing Andriod applications like Activity,Services,Broadcast receivers and content providers

    Among these Four types of components
    which will be used and how they can be managed to develop this application ?

    If we are done with development can we use them on any mobile or there any specific requirements for using the andriod applications

    Thanks is advance

    waiting for ur reply.

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  4. Mehar8 February 2010 at 18:44

    Hello Saigeetha

    I am new to Andriod. I want to develop some application which will be like this. I will store some messages for each contact no in my contact book.

    When i contact a person the message associated to him in contact book should appear on screen Is this possible ?

    Among the Four types of components
    Activity,Services,Broadcast receivers and Content Providers
    Which will be used and how they can be managed to develop this application ?

    If we are done with developing the above app how can we install in mobile.

    Can we install this app in java enabled phone or any other specific requirements are there .

    Sorry for my english.

    Thanks in advance.

    Waiting for your reply

    Kin

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  5. Sai12 February 2010 at 16:50

    Hi Kin,

    I suppose the use of activities and intents along with the APIs for phone contacts should suffice to build the application you are looking for.

    How to install an application into a mobile - you can look at this URL - http://www.blogsdna.com/1939/how-to-install-non-market-apk-apps-on-google-android-g1-phone.htm

    You certainly need an Android Phone i.e. a phone with Android OS to be able to install

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  6. Ricardo24 February 2010 at 11:43

    hi geetha..
    its inspiring to see such a good blog

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  7. Vinay12 March 2010 at 17:09

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  8. Vinay12 March 2010 at 17:10

    Thanks for this tutorial.

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