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Monthly Archives: February 2011
Android – Hidding the status and title bar of your application
An Android application provides a titlebar. The Android platform provides a statusbar. If you desire to hide them you can do this either via code or via the theme setting in your “AndroidManifest.xml”. To hide the titlebar of your application … Continue reading
Registering for Android Intents – Being a crappy browser
One of the most powerful concepts of Android Development is that you can send asynchronously messages to other activities and services via Intents. The standard case is that you specify the intent you want to call and then Android starts … Continue reading
Disassemble Android dex files
The Android platform cames with a handy disassembler tool, called “dexdump”. You find this in your Android SDK installation directory in the folder”platform-tools”. This allows you to create the Dalvik Virtual Machine bytecode from a dex file. If you are … Continue reading
How to compile LibreOffice on Ubuntu
LibreOffice tries to do what OpenOffice.org never managed well. It tries to make code contributions easy and tries to grow the developer community. One important thing to attract new developer is to make it easy to compile the code. I … Continue reading
Using Android Wakelock – Staying up all night long
One of the think you as an Android developer should properly not do is prevent the Android system from shutting down certain components to save energy. But sometimes you need to prevent the system from sleeping, e.g. during an important … Continue reading
Google App Engine and sending Emails
One of the nice things in the Google App Engine is that is it very easy to work with emails. You can send out and receive emails in your servlets. Lets demonstrate this by defining an application which allows the … Continue reading