adk

I've spent days trying to get the android ADK connection running in a service rather then activity..... Anyone know if its even possible? I would like to have the service handled inputStream and outputStream so I can read my Arduino for extended periods in the background. When the activity returns to focus I will bind with the service and update the GUI. If this is possible I would eventually like to update a website with the live data from the service for remote monitoring. Any help if appreciated. I'm new to programming and can't seem to find much info on this topic. Thank you in advace for

I am working on an application which uses USB accessory.When I attach device to arduino it asks for usb permission and it has checkbox in dialog "use by default".When I checked and press ok then it should save permission and do not ask me again but it is asking for permission every time I attach USB.I want to save permission is there any way to save this? My Code loooks like @Override public void onResume() { super.onResume(); if (mInputStream != null && mOutputStream != null) { // streams were not null"); return; } // streams were null"); UsbAccessory[] accessories = mUsbManager

I have a library-only Android eclipse project (no main class, only library classes) that I want to include in my main Android Application project. I went to the Build Path and added the library project to the "Required projects on the build path" on the Projects tab, and checked it on the "Order and Export" tab. However, when the application is run, it emits VerifyError exception, because the class from the library project didn't happen to be packaged together in the apk. Any solution to this? Android projects don't get packaged in, unfortunately. If your library project only has classes, not

I am trying to get ADK (Accessory Development Kit) set up with Eclipse, but after updating to API 12, to run the demokit Hello World, I get the 29 errors, the first few looking like: com.android.future cannot be resolved, etc UsbAccessory cannot be resolved to a type You need to set your build target to Google APIs, not Android. Click on Project->Properties, then in the dialog box, select Google APIs (2.3.3) instead of Android 2.3.3. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6080147/adk-and-eclipse-woes-com-android-future-and-usbaccessory

I've researched this on the internet so much and nothing I find is helping me out. I got the SDK manager to run, but when I try to run the Adroid AVD Manager, it doesn't run!!!!! Why? It says, word for word, "Failed to execute tools\android.bat: The system cannot find the file specified." Why can it not find a file that is clearly where it is looking? PS I'm running windows 8, installed the latest version of the ADK. The latest SDK has AVD Manager in the SDK Manager itself. Open SDK Manager -> Tools -> Manage AVDs I was getting the same error and solved it by going to the tools folder (up one

Lately, I am quite overwhelmed with the words that end with "DK". I know what these abbreviations stand for. ADK: Accessory Development Kit (Android) JDK: Java Development Kit SDK: Software Development Kit But I am still confused what they actually do. In my Android Studio, there are .java and .xml, etc. Is ADK used for .xml files? Is JDK used for .java files? how about SDK? Sorry if it may be like a silly question but I'd appreciate if someone clarifies this for me. Thanks! SDK is a standard development kit. This isn't specific to Java as you can have a SDK for pretty much any language. It is