vibration

I want to vibrate continuously on touch until I raise the finger from the view.I used the following code for vibration on canvas public class DrawFunny extends Activity implements OnTouchListener { private float x; private float y; /** Called when the activity is first created. */ @Override public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) { super.onCreate(savedInstanceState); setContentView(R.layout.main); MyCustomPanel view = new MyCustomPanel(this); ViewGroup.LayoutParams params = new ViewGroup.LayoutParams(LayoutParams.FILL_PARENT, LayoutParams.FILL_PARENT); addContentView(view, params);

So in my application, I have a seekbar that allows the user to set the ringer volume (0 - 100). I can't seem to find a way to set the ringer volume to a specified number. I looked through the AudioManager class but it tells me to either set ringermode to normal/silent/vibrate. That is NOT what I want. I want the volume to be a specific number . Here's an example of what I'm looking for: private void setRinger (int volume) // volume = 0 - 100 { setRingVolume (volume); // Whenever a person gets a call/sms/warning/anything etc., it should be this volume. } Is this possible in Android? If so, how?

I have some settings that enable/disable vibration for certain actions, but I find it pointless to display them if the device doesn't have the ability to vibrate. Is there a way to check if the person is using an iPod touch and if it has vibration? This code should do it - be aware it 'assumes' the iPhone is the only device with Vibration capability. Which it is for the moment... - (NSString *)machine { static NSString *machine = nil; // we keep name around (its like 10 bytes....) forever to stop lots of little mallocs; if(machine == nil) { char * name = nil; size_t size; // Set 'oldp'

I'm making a game in Flash for Android with AS3. I want the user to know that he pressed a button by making the device vibrate for a brief second. Can someone explain to me how I can make this happen? Do I need to import a specific class and what should the code look like? Thanks in advance! To use the Vibration extension, an AIR application does the following: Checks if the extension is supported by calling isSupported. Causes the device to vibrate by calling vibrate(), specifying the duration of the vibration in milliseconds as a parameter. var vibe:Vibration; if (Vibration.isSupported) {

I am trying to create an android application where I filter one specific frequency of a beep and make the phone vibrate. I am taking input from the MIC of mobile and using MediaRecorder class, by using this class, I can record, save and play the input. Now I need my mobile to vibrate whenever there is a beep/or any sound. The input is given by a wire to the Headphone jack of the mobile so I know that there is only one frequency being input. I have a button, Clicking which starts recording. I have Permissions to vibrate and record in my manifest file already. record.setOnClickListener(new View

I am looking for how we change the vibrate settings in Jelly Bean. I found that all the pre-JB vibrate settings have been deprecated, but don't see any new AudioManager.[change the vibrate settings] code anywhere. There is a setting "Vibrate when ringing" which I would like to know how to play with. Thanks for you help. house In android4.1 you can use this to control "vibrate & ringing" Settings.System.putInt(mContentResolver, Settings.System.VIBRATE_WHEN_RINGING, enable ? 1 : 0); From the Documentation: This method is deprecated. Applications should maintain their own vibrate policy based on