I had someone develop an app for me, I have the apk, and the source files, what do I need to sign it and submit it? I have Java sdk, android sdk, latest eclipse and the adt plugin.
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http://developer.android.com/guide/publishing/app-signing.html
I still can't figure out how to open up the app in eclipse, this is literaly the first thing Java or serious programming related I've ever done.
Create a new Android project in Eclipse and select "Create project from existing source" then hit Browse and find the source folder with AndroudManifest.xml in the root folder. After that just follow Gene Poole's link.
Okay, I figured it out, I just had to open it in the project browser and I was able to complie, sign and submit it to the market. Now its time to read some android for dummies books and make my own apps.
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look at the link to my blog below in my signature. ive demonstrated some pritty good trick that can be done with java. also feel free to message me it you need help with anything.
I can't post a link because I am new here, but this is the best guide I saw. Screenshots and all
Code:
ht tp://mobile.tutsplus.com/tutorials/android/publish-to-android-market/
remove the space between the two t's in http
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is this proper forum to ask question about SDK?
made some basic programs and need to know how to sign .apks
thanks
if you're using eclipse, just go to file->export project
and it will walk you through the process
Agree. Very simple through eclipse.
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And DO NOT lose your keystore!!!!!!!!!!!!!
thanks folks, ive figure it out
now im stuck on that tutorial where you simply make a program that will basically serve as a browser
im able to get it working , but when u click a link in my app, the link will open up your regular browser to complete the link
trying to figure out how to keep the link inside the app?
anybody know where i can find more help on this situation?
Is There Any Windows app to decompile APK files ?
apktool, apkmanager.
I think just renaming the file extension from .apk to .zip will do it for you.
1. Wrong section to post this. There is a Q/A section for a reason
2. Depends on level of modifying you want done
a) Image editing (unzip/rezip)
b) Xml/smali editing (smali/baksmali/apktool/apkmanager)
c) Read "close to original" java code (dex2jar -> jd-gui)
i need to find ads code from a app and remove it
dadyal said:
i need to find ads code from a app and remove it
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That's not really good for the developer considering quite often its his only source of mobile income and only motivation to keep improving the application.
Anyway, there is already an app that does so called Adfree i believe.
app is of my own website news feed but person who made this put a admob ads on the end of it and i need to repalce it with my own as i am going to upload it to market
ur chance do that almost 0%, forget it, get the original source code
ur questions tell us you are not pro coder, only waste ur time
i need a code example of ad mob ads
I've only studied pseudocode for only 2 years. And I want to learn how to code android apps. I downloaded the SDK. Installed the platform-tools and the API10 needed for the 2.3.3. I made a virtual device, but I get an error:
invalid command-line parameter: Files\Android\android-sdk\tools/emulator-arm.exe.
Hint: use '@foo' to launch a virtual device named 'foo'.
please use -help for more information
Also, I would like to ask for some links to learn how to code. Obviously, coding an Android application isn't ONLY done on Java, but C, C++ and some visual coding apps. So any help for your fellow Android friend? ^^;;
Hi,
How are you trying to launch the emulator? from SDK Manager or Eclipse?
In case you are trying to launch from Eclipse it seems like you SDK location is set incorrectly. Try changing Window->Preferences->Android->SDK location to:
c:\Progra~1\Android\android-sdk
Also, I would like to ask for some links to learn how to code. Obviously, coding an Android application isn't ONLY done on Java, but C, C++ and some visual coding apps. So any help for your fellow Android friend? ^^;;
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Development is done mainly in Java using the SDK.
You can use the NDK and code in C++ but I wouldn't recommend it for a beginner.
Start with learning OOP in general, then learn Java, then read Android's developers guide. After that it really depends on what your app should do (e.g. for 2D games development learn AndEngine).
I don't have any links to offer. Just google it
Hello and thanks for the reply! No, I'm using the SDK. Fortunately, I found out what was going on and moved the folder From C:\Programs\ to C:\ That did the trick.
And finally, I made that virtual machine. And all I see is... an Android OS... How do I make an app now...? Seeing the Android OS doesn't help me... xD
How do I make an app now
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Running an emulator won't teach you how to program
The emulator is just for running Android OS on your PC so you could test your applications even without a real device.
Be sure to follow all steps in http://developer.android.com/sdk/installing.html
They will guide you how to set up Eclipse IDE for android development.
After actually learning how to program in Java, follow http://developer.android.com/guide/index.html
Hello my friends
I am a new member of xda
I want to know where to start a development in android
And what do I need to start
sorry bad english .......
........thanx
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Google is your first point of call
development is such a general term - what exactly do you want to do
Once you know that type into google - how to xyz - or guide for xyz
for general stuff you will need
apktool
android sdk
java jdk
android kitchen
cygwin (if using windows)
notepad++
marcussmith2626 said:
Google is your first point of call
development is such a general term - what exactly do you want to do
Once you know that type into google - how to xyz - or guide for xyz
for general stuff you will need
apktool
android sdk
java jdk
android kitchen
cygwin (if using windows)
notepad++
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thanx..... marcussmith2626
U may only navigate to XDA Univirsty for vedio tuts
if you want to develop apps :
download android SDK and search google for some tutorials (there are hundred thouthands)
stack over flow will help you alot too if you encountered an error
if you want to develop Roms:
you need to read some tutorials here on XDA and learn to use tools that marcus mentioned before
use android sdk ...and download its eclipse plugin too
Adt bundle is der in android developer site
There r lessons too to learn
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So I would like to learn how to develop apps for the android OS. I'm not sure where I should put this (sorry if in wrong section). I would like to learn how to code and do all the steps in app development. I have absolutely ZERO experience in coding other then changing the dedicated RAM for Minecraft. If someone could tutor me maybe twice a week or link me to other forums that explain this sort of thing and provide support for people. I would be very happy for either if the two! Thank you guys!
Learning Java
Hi NamesBass
Android development is basically Java. I learned it from a while. The easiest way is to watch some YouTube videos. Also very helpful are the official tutorials and sample apps. You can find them here: developer.android.com/training (Sorry I haven't 10 posts yet so I can't post direct URLs). Then start coding and when you stuck somewhere use google and learn from it
~LoXeras
read book
read books, good books on programming - Android in 24 hours (loren Dersy( i ), Sheyn Kondor), and Android 2 ( Reto Mayer)
Thank you for the help.
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Thanks for your help. I'm going to start tonight.
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Java, java, java. Not JavaScript! Java, java, java!!!!
I'm having problems
LoXeras said:
Hi NamesBass
Android development is basically Java. I learned it from a while. The easiest way is to watch some YouTube videos. Also very helpful are the official tutorials and sample apps. You can find them here: developer.android.com/training (Sorry I haven't 10 posts yet so I can't post direct URLs). Then start coding and when you stuck somewhere use google and learn from it
~LoXeras
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So I have run into trouble doing this lesson and I'm not sure why I didn't do it right. I thought I followed all the steps but my code lines and the ones on the website are different. Could you give your thoughts? Thanks!
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NamesBass said:
So I have run into trouble doing this lesson and I'm not sure why I didn't do it right. I thought I followed all the steps but my code lines and the ones on the website are different. Could you give your thoughts? Thanks!
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Use Android Studio download and work though the tutorials or android app development. loads of videos to follow. (Java)
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Just Call It said:
Use Android Studio download and work though the tutorials or android app development. loads of videos to follow. (Java)
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okay so i downloaded that and tried to set it up but an error message came up saying I need to add an environment variable for JAVA_HOME. I did this and it went something like C: Program Files\Java\jre7\bin\Java and when I launched the program, it told me to direct it to JDK not jre7, but I dont have a JDK file. I did a system search and nothing came up.
NamesBass said:
okay so i downloaded that and tried to set it up but an error message came up saying I need to add an environment variable for JAVA_HOME. I did this and it went something like C: Program Files\Java\jre7\bin\Java and when I launched the program, it told me to direct it to JDK not jre7, but I dont have a JDK file. I did a system search and nothing came up.
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You are pointing to the jre7 folder in Program Files/Java. You should change that to the jdk folder.
e.g. My JAVA_HOME variable is C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_05
So I change jre7 to JDK(whatever)?
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how
hey please help me how to devlop own anrohd apps
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You are pointing to the jre7 folder in Program Files/Java. You should change that to the jdk folder.
e.g. My JAVA_HOME variable is C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_05
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Why are you using JDK 8 for Android? It's not officially supported by Android SDK. Do you see any improvements/problems in compare with JDK 7?