Android

Hi, I'm trying to intercept an outgoing call and get its number. I have two problems with it. I'm looking for ANY possible solution. The first is that PhoneStateIntentReceiver.getPh oneState() returns an enum which is undocumented and thus it is unclear what value (values?) are relevant for an outgoing call, as opposed to an incoming one.

I'm trying to figure out how the android browser works so I'd like to debug it with gdb. Using gdbserver provided by Bill Cox doesn't seem to work right... Anyone have a full gdb or other debugger ported to Android (or any other ideas?) Thanks. Charlie

I'm trying to hack the home screen so my application exists as a top level choice (along with "Applications", "DevTools", "Contacts", "Browser", etc). Using the documented intent filters doesn't do the trick <action android:value="android.intent. action.MAIN" /> <category android:value="android.intent. category.HOME"/

Hi all, How will be the support for threads in, android platform ? Any ideas ? No libpthread library there right now. Have anybody tried before ? Just to make sure before jumping in ;). Thanks, Diluka.

I read about gcc version at [link] I am using fedoar core 6, So I tried building & running with gcc 3.4 at fedora core 6 like belows. But, I failed When running emulator(binary) . Anyone, Tell me solution and reason about this.

Hi, is there any dex decompiler/dumper somewhere in the Internet?

Hi, What might be the bare minimum RAM required to run the android SDK on an embedded platform? Warm Regards, Anil

Hi all, I read articles posted by motz, but I'm curious if we can build C applications without calling the linker explicitly. Do you have any idea regarding the matter. I used the following command to build a program, but seems it's not working properly. arm-none-linux-gnueabi-gcc hello.c -v -o hello

Hi, I downloaded the android_emulator_m3-rc37 tarball onto Ubuntu, extracted the files, and compiled successfully. I then copied the 'lib' folder from the Android SDK I had previously downloaded into the same folder as the emulator executable. when I try to run the compiled emulator using ./emulator I get the following error message:

Our would-be web browsing application relies heavily on the DOM tree and page layout and needs to control of the browser, e.g. following links, scrolling the viewable area. Android web browser is based on the open source WebKit browser. It is reasonable to assume that WebKit provides the desired APIs,