Where does the OS saves the screenshots it takes of the recent apps? I have searched for the finding the directory location but couldn't find any info. I have also looked through Android source code and found that Google is calling toggleRecentApps() using handler but couldn't reverse engineer the code further.
Does anybody knows the location/directory of the screenshots of Recent apps?
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I'm currently working on a specific Android app that might not be able to be uploaded to Google play due to some commercial considerations (But will be built in our customized ROM)
And now we've found some ways to update the app without Google Play, but still those solutions will lead to a dialog that asks user to allow installing apps from unknown sources, however showing the dialog and changing the configuration might not be a favorable option for our project.
I've referred to this before
How to push updates to preinstalled apps without allowing installation from unknown sources
Unfortunately our app cannot be built as a system app, so this solution might not be helpful.
So is it possible to update a pre-installed app without Google Play and also not to be detected as unknown sources(Or not be asked by the system)? Thx
I'm trying to develop an Android app that has a native Google Maps control. Seems simple enough, but unfortunately I've run into a lot of trouble setting it up.
I have very carefully followed the instructions here multiple times with no success. Every time I try to load up my app, I get the message <my app> won't run without Google Play services, which are not supported by your device. I have confirmed in the settings that I do in fact have Google Play services on the device.
I have tried to uninstall and reinstall downloaded google services apk's, but abd does not allow me to uninstall it with the error DELETE_FAILED_INTERNAL_ERROR, I assume it is because I don't have root access.
You need to update your SDK and install the latest Google Play Services library under "Extras" section. The AVD can be launched using "android" binary under your SDK tools folder.
So I found the answer to my own question. I made a dumb mistake...
In my manifest, I entered my api key where it says API_KEY: android:name="com.google.android.geo.API_KEY but it should just be API_KEY. Changing this, and using Google Play services 9 instead of 10 fixed it.
i'm watching a tutorial about developing a chat Application in android and i have faced a problem in importing a class called 'MessagingService.java',
this class developed by google Inc, i searched many times and i couldn't find it.
You need to get the project source from git.
Read the section titled Import Samples from GitHub. That will tell you how to get a local copy of a sample project into Android Studio that you can play around with.
There is also a download link in the upper right hand corner of the page you referenced that will download the project to your machine.
I am trying to get time from an Internet Time Server. And I found that android.net.SntpClient is a good solution that I could use.
But my Android SDK (Android API 19) does not contain that class. I downloaded the "Sources for Android SDK" via SDK Manager and the source code contains the SntpClient.java (source file for class android.net.SntpClient)
Please view the images links I uploaded. (sorry, I dont have enough reputation for images right here)
The android SDK:
https://scontent-a-sea.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xpa1/v/t1.0-9/s720x720/1888504_897281990284152_2310291065247680835_n.jpg?oh=989c5f49848a8914d77bb0d4aac8897d&oe=54F8E9D6
The sources:
https://scontent-a-sea.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xpa1/v/t1.0-9/s720x720/10659310_897281993617485_1823842706987095742_n.jpg?oh=27ee6a075967731dc7265352c22002cd&oe=54DCBB73
Could anyone tell me why this file is not compiled? If I want to use this class, I have to explain to my boss why android SDK doesn't contain it.
Thanks a lot
Google has chosen not to make all public classes available as part of the SDK. Visibility is controlled by the #hide comment tag as described here.
I'm not sure why they chose to hide SntpClient particularly, but provided you respect the terms of the Apache license you can copy the source into your application without much modification.
I have an android app on the market called D Bitly and I have a tablet user trying to download it and is getting "device not supported". I have double checked the market settings and it says that all devices are supported.
I have done a quick google search and I am not coming up with anything.
It requires 2 permissions:
android.permission.INTERNET
android.permission.ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE
and is for android 2.2 and up.
Any help would greatly be appreciated!
Edit: for those of you looking for an exact answer. The problem was being caused by copy protection. I have implemented the licensing service and removed the copy protection and all seems to be okay. Not exactly sure why copy protection doesn't play nicely with tablets or newer OS...
Your app is available for download for the XOOM and Galaxy Tab, so it's not a tablet-specific issue.
It's possible that the user in question has a modded ROM or something, perhaps causing some confusion with the Market servers. Beyond that, it may just be something peculiar with that Dell model.