Android

Dear All: I am trying to run android on my Freescale MX31 platform, it runs fine, but when I use the android browser to connect to the Internet, it complains about "network error, unknown host". Android is run in a change root environment. Before running android, I have checked the network connection, it can access the

hi all, why I see a half-baked javax.microedition.lcdui package in android.jar? they are only few classes in the package. and those classes are not shown in API document. shall i use them? will google release the whole package in the future? or remove the package? br! tiger

Hi Digit, Hope to get some big help from you. I'm sorry I put this as a private mail. The very reason is that, I didn't get a sufficient knowledge from list regarding this problem. Please give me a little clue. So that I will work and get my problem solved. Right now I'm trying to build the glibc libraries to suit for the

Hi all, Anybody has some idea of the $subject ? I tried to build glibc using the cross compiled compiler (arm-none-linux-gnueabi-gcc), and I tried to use the edited linker script to avoid claiming prelink errors. But it doesn't build due to the ... [More] larger size of the library. Anybody has some idea to build a suitable glibc library which is compatible with Android ? [Less]

Hi All, When I was reading about one of the hardware platforms Android supports, I noticed it was very similar to what's inside my Treo 700p. [link] "Their development process took about two months, now they are glad to

Gurus, I saw the video on Android architecture. Cool video with fundamentals explained well. In that, while talking about services, our presenter mentioned that applications can communicate with services by sending messages. By sending messages ... [More] , you are actually indirectly writing to the VM allocated to other process. There is possibility that a [Less]

Hi everybody =) I'm very interested in developing some stuff for Android, but I must confess that Java is not on the list of my preferred languages. Is anyone working already towards a port of Python for Android ? Since I'm at it, how can I: * Have access to the filesystem that runs on the emulator ? Is the raw

hello, as I know that android is runing on the top of the linux, but I want to know that is it same with the official linux kernel?

Hi, I want to get the sqlite database from the emulator and put it on my local file system (I am using Linux). Then I want to use access the database. Is it possible? How? Is it possible to do the other way roung? Can I create the database first and then push it onto the emulator? Praveen

Hi all, If you run emulator.exe after deleting andorid.jar you will see that the emulator still runs. Then I guess the purpose of having android.jar is only to enable us compile android applications I like to know how android.jar's classes are compiled and deployed onto the emulator itself since the classes have to be Dalvik VM