We developing j2me application for low end mobile devices (like Nokia s40 mobiles) which supports java. In our application we used JSR75 and JSR135 its working in nokia and sony ericsson but while trying to install the same application in Samsung devices(GT-S3310 ) we getting error like "File Format not supported". Please help how to install the jar file in samsung mobiles.
How are you installing the app? Side-loading the jar directly on to the device via USB or Bluetooth? Some handsets don't support that. Try installing it over the air instead, by pointing the web browser to the JAD which should be online somewhere.
I already checked on some samsung mobiles. They could not allow direct installation through with bluetooth or with USB cable. Because they following certain security norms of java apps installation. You need to install it from WAP sites.
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Is it possible to use Microsoft Windows Advertising SDK to put Ads banners in an app or software that you do not deploy/upload to the Microsoft App Store?
Say that you have some Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 etc software that is either in C/C++ or JAVA and you want to add Microsoft Advertising SDK to it.
What about adding it to web apps or apps done with some cross platform like NativeScript or React Native or other?
So is it possible to use Microsoft Windows Advertising SDK for apps that you do NOT upload to Microsoft Windows App STORE, ie deploying from your own website...
So is it possible to use Microsoft Windows Advertising SDK for apps
that you do NOT upload to Microsoft Windows App STORE, ie deploying
from your own website...
Currently, you're not able to do that. Because the live Ad Unit starts serving in 24 hours after your app gets published successfully.
For web apps, you can only add it to the host web app which can be uploaded to Store as UWP app.
I'm developing a Cordova Plugin for Android that interacts with a printer connected to my Android device's USB port. I also have Ionic in the mix running a working Anular application. I have the Plugin working, but getting to that point was painful. There were many iterations of deploying the app from my laptop (using ionic run Android) swapping the otg cable out and pluging in the printer and testing.
I'm looking for a better develop/debug story. I'm planning to add additional features to the Cordova plugin and would like to find a cable configuration that lets me keep the Android device connected to my laptop while the printer is also connected the Android device.
I've tried a few different after market cables, but everything seem to only support charging the device while connected to the peripheral devices. Nothing seems to allow me to stay connected to the laptop and have a peripheral connected simultaneously.
Is anyone aware of a USB Hub, Switch or Router that could help ease my pain, or have suggestions on how I can easily debug my Java based plugin while it is connected to the USB printer. At a minimum I'd like to be able to attach a debugger to my plugin and step through the Java code.
Using an Emulator is out of the question because the performance is simply unbearable.
Sorry in advance if this question is not appropriate here.
I think I have a better solution for you, you can deploy to your device using adb over Wi-fi and keep your printer cable connected to test your app, here is how:
Connect your android device to your computer using a USB cable
From a command line run adb tcpip 1234 // or any port of your chosing
disconnect your android USB cable
run adb connect <your-phone-ip>:1234
Connect your printer using the USB cable
run ionic run android to deploy your app.
I just tested this combo with a Mac and an Android Nexus 5 and it works like a charm.
I have installed all required drivers of mobile. My device is able to detect in' adb device'. but while running application, my mobile device is not coming..
In "device" it is able to locate.
I have gone through: "Run-> Run Configuration-> target" but there is no any active device.
yeah, I experienced that too. The reason can be anything... Try updating you adb / usb drivers. Maybe you gonna need a vendor-specific usb-driver.
Last time when I had problems with detecting my Sony Xperia S, I solved them by turning USB Modem in Preferences on.
this issue solved...
I changed SDK folder with another latest version of SDK externally.
Restarted Computer. Configured device.
I'm using a Linux system (Xubuntu) to develop an Android app. I am using Eclipse to develop this app. I would like to be able to test on my Samsung Galaxy S3, but Eclipse cannot seem to find my device. There is nothing listed under the "Choose a running Android device" section.
I searched Samsung's website for USB drivers to the Galaxy S3, but I found none for Linux - only Windows and Mac. Where's the love for us Linux users? It seems absurd that there would be no USB driver for a Linux system to communicate with a Linux-based device. Is there a driver that I can use?
Did you try
adb kill-server
adb start-server
It is required to do the above in Linux. And also you should be logged in as root user,
https://stackoverflow.com/a/3129903/603744
Or if by any chance you haven't seen this question ,
Samsung Galaxy 7" (GT-P6210) not detecting for USB debugging?
You do not need usb driver for linux, Follow instruction from here. You need to add a file to rules.d
USB Drivers aren't required for Linux, which is why you can't find them.
To be able to deploy your application to your S3, you need to enable USB Debugging mode.
Home Screen -> Apps -> Settings -> Choose Developer options -> USB debugging
Home Screen -> Apps -> Settings -> Security -> Disable debug mode (turn this off)
Now connect your phone, and then run this command:
adb devices
It should list your device. Also, your Android notification area should show that debugging mode is enabled.
You'll now be able to deploy applications to it.
I also work on Ubuntu. You will have to set the USB Vendor IDs. Take a look on this link
Is there any code available (open source) that enables web based remote connection to an android device. ie logmein, pcanywhere type apps. I have seen this on a few apps on the market, but I need to add it to add to a project I am creating.
Just added. I am looking to control the android device, not android controlling remote pc.
Note that a "remote connection to an android device" will require root to work, if you are aiming to support user input. Some will require a complete modded ROM.
You could search for VNC servers for Android, such as Android VNC Server or android-vnc.
Try this with ADB installed and your phone rooted.
http://code.google.com/p/android-vnc/