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[...] One of the most common functionalities required in mobile applications is to call a web service to retrieve data. This process involves requesting the web service with parameters,  [...]

[...] One of the most common functionalities required in mobile applications is to call a web service to retrieve data. This process involves requesting the web service with parameters, receiving  [...]

[...] is used for long-running processes that do not require user interaction, such as calling a web service and parsing response. Or processes that need to be running even if the application that started [...]

[...] Android default HttpClinet does not support SSL connections, so if you have a secured web service, you need to connect to it via javax.net.ssl.HttpsURLConnection. if you want to call a SSL SOAP [...]

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[...] Android Developers Blog: Preview of Google TV Add-on for the Android SDK [...]

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[...] Android Developers Blog: New Editing Features in Eclipse plug-in for Android [...]

[...] activity that has a list view like this: we load data from database like this: Handling the search dialog: In order to handle the search dialog ourselves we need to create a xml file with search [...]

[...] I made a simple IW2D app with Marmalade SDK, it worked fine in the Windows emulator but when I deployed to Android I received this [...]

[...] I made a simple IW2D app with Marmalade SDK, it worked fine in the Windows emulator but when I deployed to Android I received this [...]

I was performing some transformations (scaling) on 2D sprites like this: When I ran the app I received the following exception: IwAssert failure (GE [...]

You may encounter this error if your application requires caching some data but the reserved cache size by your application does not have enough space [...]

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[...] , String localName, String qName, Attributes attributes): invoked when the parser encounters a xml node, here we can initialize specific instances of our person object. endElement(String uri, String [...]

[...] , but it requires that you are familiar with the xml structure so that you know the order of each xml node. [...]

[...] Android provides org.xml.sax package that has that provides the event-driven SAX parser. to parse the previous response with SAX parser, we have to create a class extending [...]

[...] Android offers three types of XML parsers: DOM Parser. Pull Parser. SAX Parser. we'll demonstrate each using the following xml example: which we need to parse to create an [...]

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