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I'm trying to start a new project in android studio Which requires CORBA (Common Object Request Broker Architecture) standard, so I searched about it, I found this library, and I added it in my project, but it seems nothing change, I think I should write something in the dependencies before !! and I can't found any documentation about dependencies in android studio of CORBA, so any help please !
CORBA support is no longer part of the standard Java platform (deprecated in Java 9, and removed in Java 11). CORBA has never been part of the standard Android platform.
The following leads may help:
Open source Java CORBA ORB on Android? talks about trying to get JacORB to work on Android.
OIS' ORBExpress (commercial) product is available for Android: product link.
TAO and TAOX11 have been ported to Android in the past so both would be worth the try
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Well i been searching through the whole internet for something that solves my issue. I have read about the JSON API and Java Client for Cloud Storage but it seems this two apis required to be deployed on Compute engine and App Engine respectively. So i was wondering if there is a way to create a desktop application that sends a file to google Cloud storage bucket. Sorry im not an expert in this issue so any help would be really appreciated.
According to the Developer Guide, Google's "API Client Library for Java" is supported on vanilla Java (Java 5 and later).
Supported Java environments
The library supports the following Java environments:
Java 5 (or higher), standard (SE) and enterprise (EE)
Android 1.5 (or higher) (Note that this library's support for Android is #Beta.)
Google App Engine
You should be able to use that library as the starting point for your desktop application.
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I have recently started to enjoy Android development and I have some projects that I want to develop.
I usually develop with IntelliJ and my recent sdk target was 21. I noticed there are several things that I have missed such as Maven, Gradle, maybe using a lower sdk target and Asynctasks.
So my question is how to I start with a good Android project? How do I use Graddle or Maven? and what sdk target should be the minimum in 2015 according to you guys?
Basically what should I do or think about when I'm developing in Android?
I think you are not compel to use Gradle as newbie because it's the build system of android studio ,and it will generated automatically. so you have no work to do with it directly as a beginner.
and for what min sdk , for now u can set it as ICS4.0 (API 14) because in this case your app will targeting more than ~ 87% of users.
-my opinion is to leave this side things, and focus on main programing stuff, and good luck.
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I am just starting learning red5 server and I am confused what version of red5 should I use?
I want to use the android app as a client for red 5.I have the following queries.
Is it supported in red5 version 1.0.1.
What the the benefits/new features of using red5 version 1.0.2?Is it stable?
Are there any cons of using red5 version 1.0.1.(If the answer to my first question is yes)?
As a general rule, minor releases contain bug fixes and improvements that do not break any API published in a major release.
I do not know about the exact details of Red5, but my advice is to read the Red5 Changelog. Additionally, you can use the link in the changelog to the issue management system to get more detailed information.
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Am very interested in using cloudant's new sync library for iOS and Android. However, I'd also like like comparable support for desktop via J2SE. I realize this may be possible simply by bundling a local couchdb instance with your J2SE app & then using a wrapper like ektorp. However, I would prefer something a little lighter - e.g. cloudant sync runs atop of a local SQLite db; rather than on top of local couchdb.
I've loaded the code into eclipse as a J2SE project however have about 40 errors to resolve; most of which are due to dependancies on android.database.sqlite.SQLiteDatabase. Un suprisingly, copying the classes in question from the Android SDK didn't work.
I would appreciate any advice / pointers on a port, or alternative.
Thanks
At this point, as you discovered, while we choose the right data access class to use based on the runtime environment -- i.e., sqlite4java or the Android SQL classes -- the library requires the Android classes to be in the classpath even when running on a desktop.
We are hoping to address this with better dependency injection or build processes in the near future, and I'll try to keep this answer up to date.
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I want to build an app in android. I have a sound knowledge of C/C++, but I don't know Java as of yet..!
Do I need to learn java to develop an app in android ?? What does I need to do to develop an app ?
I explored this link http://developer.android.com/training/index.html, but I didn't understand what actually do I need to do to develop an app.
Please help..!
Before starting Android development, you should know these:
1. Basic OOP Concepts.
2. Basic Java.
3. Basic XML.
If you already know these things, then just download JDK (According to your OS) and a suitable IDE (like Eclipse, Android Studio, etc)
And explore the Android Development Portal.
P.S: If you are finding Android Developer's Portal difficult to understand then, you can jump to some nice tutorials and start developing. Here is the list of some nice Android Tuts:
Vogella's Blog
Tutorials Point
Core Servelets
XDA Forum
YES... You'll need to have basic knowledge of XML and Java. And once you are clear with Object Oriented programming with Java, you can start Android Application Development.