yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Java for Android App Development] Psykic:
why don't you do it yourself

Create.Learn.Discover
[Java for Android App Development] MaartenXDA:
Sorry, how's this?View attachment 1908577

View attachment 1908578

And after that it automatically goes to this:View attachment 1908580

Sent from my awesome fridge
[Java for Android App Development] MaartenXDA:
Oh and I will change the name.
[Java for Android App Development] 6mg:
100% perfect

thats it. perfect. can i test apk. i need your paypal email
[Java for Android App Development] MaartenXDA:
Do you want just the apk or also the project for Eclipse?

And here's my PayPal donation link: https://www.paypal.com/nl/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_flow&SESSION=Ul0dJpYceJvJseB5vOU1EBn5lGVT4EPpUXXTYJvDL9fZpMsg9kF1qZHLlCe&dispatch=5885d80a13c0db1f8e263663d3faee8d96fc0752e9614158f04872d2f2ae25dc
[Java for Android App Development] 6mg:
i need both in separate files

i need both the apk in one download and the project in another download. 2 files... i just signed up here, xda letting me send one post per 5 mins.. grrrrrrr... my email is 6mediagroup@gmail.com if u need me. but i am still here. Got your donation link up. donation link not working. What is your paypal email i can send it there from my pay pal.
[Java for Android App Development] MaartenXDA:
Ah okay. The mail account is : jj.oudejans@gmail.com

Here's the apk: GPSPhoneTrackingTool.apk - 187.06 KB

And here's the project for Eclipse: GPSPhoneTrackingToolPROJECT.zip - 938.50 KB
[Java for Android App Development] 6mg:
app

see pictures and correct please. app icon here also. save it.

use this app icon

http://i34.tinypic.com/2hzhdw5.png
[Java for Android App Development] MaartenXDA:
Okay I gotta eat now but as soon as I'm done I'll post the new app.

If you could send the money while I'm gone I'd appreciate it :)
[Java for Android App Development] 6mg:
sending money

ok sending money
[Java for Android App Development] 6mg:
Bonus money

still waiting for you to eat, i sent money.

do u want the bonus bux
[Java for Android App Development] MaartenXDA:
Here's the fixed apk : GPSPhoneTrackingTool.apk - 268.30 KB

And the fixed project : GPSPhoneTrackingToolPROJECT.zip - 1.11 MB
[Java for Android App Development] 6mg:
paid

how is the food?
[Java for Android App Development] MaartenXDA:
Great but I'm done already :)

I can help you now.
[Java for Android App Development] 6mg:
error

please correct the error. Thanks. You knew exactly how to do it!!!!!
[Java for Android App Development] MaartenXDA:
Okay dude, explaining everything trough TeamViewer might be a little hard, so I'm just going to write a guide here.

A. Changing the text found in the second page

1. First, import the project I've sent you: Open Eclipse, click file in the upperleft corner, click import, open General, double click Existing Projects into Workspace, choose the folder I've sent you, click finish.

2. In the Project Explorer, Open the QuickScrollingText folder, open the res folder, open the values folder and double click the strings.xml file.

3. There you have all the text, ONLY change the text between the > and <.

4. If you're finished editing the text, attach your device to the computer and be sure "USB Debugging" is enabled (Mostly found in the developer settings). After that, right-click the QuickScrollingText folder in the Project Explorer, go to run-as and select 1. Android Application.

Now the app should lode in your device with the new text :)

B. Change the icon and app name

1. Copy the image you want to use to the drawable-hdpi/xhdpi/ldpi/mdpi folder and name it ic_launcher1.jpg/png.

2. In the same strings file you edited earlier, change the <string name="app name"> EDIT THIS </string> to the name you desire

3. Load the app using the same method as in A. and you're done! Enjoy!

New update, section C: changing the keyboard to text keyboard

1. Go to the project folder in Project Explorer

2. Go to res/layout/activity_main.xml

3. You will see this:

<EditText
android:id="@+id/editText1"
android:layout_width="wrap_content"
android:layout_height="wrap_content"
android:layout_above="@+id/button1"
android:layout_centerHorizontal="true"
android:layout_marginBottom="46dp"
android:ems="10"
android:textColor="#00ff00"
android:inputType="phone" >

Remove the "android:inputType="phone" line, but DO NOT remove the > at the end.

Then reload the app onto your device and you're done!

D: Chaning text on the first screen

1. Go to the same activity_main.xml file as earlier in section C.

2. You'll see two parts starting with < TextView, and ending with the line "android:text="< The text >"

Then, edit the parts in the "< The text > " part, reload the app and you're done!

---------- Post added at 08:54 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:54 PM ----------

Okay will do :) Hang on
[Java for Android App Development] 6mg:
man you are better than the best (personality)

i know you are probably bored but this guy is good!

ok, now where do i go to change the home screen stuff like (enter number to locate phone) and very last thing i promise

You can keep the line they put the phone number on but how can i change the keyboard that pops up from numbers to letters (for my fake email hacker app) (still waiting on projects also)
[Java for Android App Development] MaartenXDA:
Okay here is the new apk: GPSPhoneTrackingTool.apk - 268.29 KB

And the new project : GPSPhoneTrackingToolPROJECT.zip - 1.11 MB

I'll update the guide with the first screen personalizing
[Java for Android App Development] toothpick5:
Lol, "obtaining baseband hosts?" wtf?

If you gonna fake it, fake it LEGIT! Show the real commands that would be used!

1. Entered WiFi Monitor mode

2. AP detected, collecting packets

3. Sending authentication injection.

3. And so on... With MAC addresses to rly look real.

Would love to know what you're gonna do with this ;) $40 for a prank? Must be a good one!
[Java for Android App Development] MaartenXDA:
Updated guide with section C. and D. Enjoy!
[Java for Android App Development] 6mg:
lol

i sell them on google play, i am just learning eclipse now. $40 bucks cause he helped me out for 2 hours, is fair. I sell them for like $4.99, or $0.99 on google play. Many cancel but some enjoy it.
[Java for Android App Development] 6mg:
plus

he is nice. he also wrote me a guide. And i need it. This is my business and i paid him because he helped me with my business.
[Java for Android App Development] toothpick5:
So you do penetration testing cons? Selling apks or? Not bad ;)

Edit: drrr, i cant read today...
[Java for Android App Development] 6mg:
ioi

lmao ur joking right [MENTION=1422378]peneT[/MENTION]ration
[Java for Android App Development] 6mg:
how is guide coming for front page

to the dude who made my app lol

front page guide?

hmm i am inside following your guide now... wondering how i get the .apk file out of it and save it to desktop or something. i am inside the sttrings baby!
[Java for Android App Development] MaartenXDA:
Sorry for being pushy, but did you send the bonus 10 dollars? I'm kind of broke :p

---------- Post added at 09:32 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:30 PM ----------

The apk is found in <your enviroment path>/QuickScrollingText/bin/*.apk
[Java for Android App Development] 6mg:
wtf..................................

what **** is this zip **** lol, i need to be able to upload this .apk in the play store man..................

common

yeah i got money , no problem just fix my app hook me mup
[Java for Android App Development] nikwen:
You need to sign the apk to publish it on Google Play.

Use the File -> Export -> Android application feature for that.
[Java for Android App Development] 6mg:
says i neeed a keystore man **** lol

When i paid for this app, i meant , "send me an app that I can use in google play" (APK)....... its asking me for a keystore when i go to export as a apk
[Java for Android App Development] nikwen:
Create one and create a key.

It is used to identify the developer.

Sign every of your apps with the same certificate.

It is saver for you to do it yourself. ;)
[Java for Android App Development] MaartenXDA:
Correct me if I'm wrong, but for that you'd need to pay, right? Wasn't it about 25 dollars or something simular?
[Java for Android App Development] nikwen:
You need to pay for Google Play but not for the keystore.

You can create as many keystores and keys as you want for FREE.

The disadvantage of the standard Eclipse certificate is that you will not be able to upload the apk to Google Play and are able to install it for just one year. Use your own certificate to extend this period of time and to be able to upload it to appstores.

Never ever use the Eclipse debug certificate for apps you publish!
[Java for Android App Development] MaartenXDA:
I'm really sorry but I can't help you with that.

I've never used Google Play and I didn't expect you would want to upload my app to Google Play.
[Java for Android App Development] nikwen:
If you do that in Eclipse: File -> Export -> Android application there will be a graphical user interface for that.

It will make things much easier.

Do it on your own for your own safety!
[Java for Android App Development] 6mg:
?

ok......... great, thanks................... now i need to make my own (my guy should for me if he wants money) key thing.

http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19509-01/820-3503/ggfen/index.html

where do i type these codes in to make the key?
[Java for Android App Development] nikwen:
There you go. ;)
[Java for Android App Development] MaartenXDA:
I've just told you that I can't help you with that.
[Java for Android App Development] 6mg:
key

forget google play. Just make me the key. i will give u the name and stuff. Just create the key, how hard is that for a java expert.

and to the other guy

there is no graphical interface, it looks like this.... up-loadable,

see picture here. You guys make apps and don't know how to do this???

http://www.imagesocket.com/photos/guest/2603130
[Java for Android App Development] nikwen:
Do the key yourself.

If he does it, he will have the passwords.

He will be able to modify your apps without you knowing that. Everyone will think that the apk was made by you. That could be bad for you. (Ok, I do not think that HE will do that, but maybe other people would.)
[Java for Android App Development] 6mg:
this was the most terrible expense

i got $80 sitting right here.. spent 40 so far.. .. yo if u want more money , set it up for me to go into the play store
[Java for Android App Development] nikwen:
I have just told you that it can be very bad for you if somebody else knows the password.

I can do it for you, but I recommend doing it on your own. It will be a safety risk if you let anybody else do it. ;)
[Java for Android App Development] 6mg:
i dont care of someone has the code. Throw it away, delete it after you make
[Java for Android App Development] MaartenXDA:
In that case you might want to ask nikwen to create your key, I can't do that for you.
[Java for Android App Development] 6mg:
well its easy for you guys because they give you directions
[Java for Android App Development] 6mg:
As far as to the guy i paid

lol i feel screwed over. would like 20 back at least, or a credit or some widgit or something cause i cant do nothing with the app u gave me
[Java for Android App Development] MaartenXDA:
Sure I understand that. Just name something that you would like me to make.
[Java for Android App Development] nikwen:
Doing the signing right now. ;)
[Java for Android App Development] 6mg:
I want

I would like the same thing "GPS" tracking but this time instead of words a .gif image of a locating map zooming in. 1/2/3 u know what i mean.

like with a red "locating....." above.

so same enter phone number to track thing. But with a map and a little arrow blinking swtching from city to city
[Java for Android App Development] MaartenXDA:
Okay but I'm going to bed now, I'll start tomorrow.
[Java for Android App Development] 6mg:
ok

ok, my email is 6mediagroup @ Gmail
[Java for Android App Development] bassie1995:
This thread frustrates me. 6mg, you haven't looked into making apps yourself. How do I know? You're oblivious to Google, and extremely rude and hard-headed about the key. It is a sort of password that is included in your app when YOU BUILD AND SIGN IT YOURSELF.

Also, you sell apps that do nothing and that were made by others. It may not technically be scamming, but it sure as hell doesn't sound good.
[Java for Android App Development] 6mg:
let me quote

how old are you to say I am selling apps that do nothing. Because they actually do something, it's a scientific fast. (simulate hacking).

You also say I haven't looked into making apps myself. Bro, what in the **** do you know, are you just trolling this thread?

(I am in class learning how to make apps)

and finally, with your key bull****, Your saying that in this whole entire world, someone can't pay someone else to make an app for someone and the worker can't just put the companies information in the key.

and now.

You can delete your own thread post troll.
[Java for Android App Development] 6mg:
on top

and on top of all of that. If you are someone looking inside of the Play Store, for (( hack into an email) , then you need to be pretty stupid to think it is real, when it says FAKE EMAIL HACKER.
[Java for Android App Development] 6mg:
I just started with eclipse this past week.

I have more experience in Photo shop, Website Design, Programming etc.
[Java for Android App Development] 6mg:
also have knowledge in android phones, and tools, but just not .apk . In the past for apk's I use builders online. Now that I want to customize, i need to know eclipse. Right now I am taking an online class. Watching and doing it now in eclipse.
[Java for Android App Development] Acela1230:
Since you have eclipse or so you say, here is an easy guide for you to import the code into eclipse than export your apk ready for Play Store publishing.

1. go to file>new>project. choose Android>Android Project from Existing Code (Next). root directoy = folder that you downloaded with the code, make sure the project is checked (Finish).

2. go to file>export. choose Android>Export Android Application (Next).

Browse for the project name you want to export (Next).

Choose create new keystore.

Choose the location and name to export the apk as (save).

Create a password for the apk (this can be anything you want it to be)

Confirm the password (Next)

Alias = keyname (anything you want it to be), enter Password, confirm password, validity must be greater than 35.

Enter you first and last name

Enter your organizational unit (optional)

Enter your organization (optional)

Enter your City

Enter your State

Enter you country (two letter country code (ex.US)) (Next)

Choose a destination apk file (Finish)

That is all you need to do. Now you have an apk ready for publishing on the Play Store. If you haven't published on the Play Store before, you will have to pay $25 to setup a developer account with Google.
[Java for Android App Development] 6mg:
cool

thanks, your really helpful. I have been using andromo before my schooling. Now I am learning. I am on the step of making my first apk. i mean "coding" my first apk.

So......... after i do the key, what is the Zip align. thing............................. Google says to do it before i can submit to play store.
[Java for Android App Development] Acela1230:
I don't use Zip align. Its suggested to use it but not mandatory. Zip align I believe encrypts the apk to make it harder to see the code. This isn't really needed for the app you asked for since its not proprietary or difficult code.
[Java for Android App Development] nikwen:
I think that it is done automatically by the export feature.
[Java for Android App Development] Acela1230:
yep after looking it up your correct the export wizard does do it automatically 2nd paragragh
[Java for Android App Development] bassie1995:
Well, good on you to have to resort to personal insult, but alright.

You make a good point on the app name, I wasn't thinking about that.

I do, however, think that it would be a good idea to Google the key stuff, and I think everyone would think so. You're gonna have to learn about it sooner or later.

Also, here's the deal with the key (and please, believe me this time?):

When you first export an application for actual use on a phone, you create a keystore. This keystore is secured with a password to the store itself, and then to your account within it.

This is a security feature, of course, to make sure people don't just decompile your app and resign it (not sure why, but it's security of some sorts).

Now, someone could give you his own key and the two passwords, but you could sign apps with his key: a bit of a risk for that guy (you never know what someone could do, not a personal insult).

Therefore, you were being encouraged to make your own. With a bit of Googling, it maybe takes five minutes in total and it really is the best solution. Should you want to update, you can just rebuild the app with that key, not to mention the fact that you can sign any app you make later on, too.
[Java for Android App Development] 6mg:
ok i get it. and thank you.

i googled it and it did not come to simple. I youtubed it even and it did not come to simple. I will try again then. I was learning eclipse and I don't want to say that I just gave up, but man it is tuff stuff, all this [ ] { } = : : ...............
[Java for Android App Development] bassie1995:
Yep, it kind of is. That's the woes of programming, but once you know it, it's easy.
[Java for Android App Development] nikwen:
Check that for signing: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=40703978#post40703978
[Java for Android App Development] 6mg:
lol yeh right tho. To know it its fuggin hard as balls. like....... im speechless
[Java for Android App Development] 6mg:
i have an idea. Who wants to have a app competition on a halirious topic and then post screen shots and share the apps lol. I can make apps with a online app builder!!
[Java for Android App Development] bassie1995:
Believe me, app signing is the easiest thing you'll do. Just input some data once, and press some buttons when exporting again.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tipu Shah:
Hey there all the cool ppl,

I have been reading almost all the posts and forums, yet cannot zero in on how to fix my smartphone.

I have Huawei U8800 (FCC ID QISU8800)

I took it to repair shop, they tried flashing ROM but didn't work.

The last guy had a solution, I am surprised at their tech-ability, goes by the name of J TAG and they use RIFFBOX (www.riffbox.org). But the actual person who could do it is in Dubai.

I'm not a hi-tech person, yet I need to find out few things.

If any one has some time spare, do help me.

It takes ages to understand without assistance.

Some of the links that I worked on are listed below

DIFFERENCE IN MODELS OF U8800

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1376801

OFFICIAL XDA DEVELOPERS SITE

http://xdaforums.com/wiki/Huawei_U8800_IDEOS_X5

a. Is the OS of cellular smartphone like Desktop OS? Like, same principles apply? FDisk, Create partition, Format and install OS?

b. I want to fresh/ clean install from scratch, my Huawei U8800 (Not Ideos or any other model). What should I do? You can recommend me some link.

c. Since I am getting the following error, please help me in that also. I tried flashing ROMs, it would go upto INSTALLING 2/2 and give error. When I go into recovery, android system recovery <3e> it doesn't wipe data/factory reset nor cache.

E: Can not mount @ (or / dev/block/mmcblk0p6)

(Invalid argument)

E: Can not mount CACHE: recovery / command

E: Can not mount CACHE: recovery / command

E: Can not mount @ (or /dev/block/mmcblk0p6)

(Invalid argument)

E: Can not mount CACHE:recovery / log

E: Can not open CACHE:recovery / log

E: Can not mount @ (or / dev/block/mmcblk0p6)

(Invalid argument)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tipu Shah:
I need to know the basics please.

:crying: Please help me know the basics as well on how to install, the processes involved. Thankyou.

P.S. I don't mind reading a 1500 page manual.

Desperate.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tipu Shah:
Updating Result of b138estoniaelisa

I tried b138estoniaelisa. The updated started but finished at 99% 2/2

Generated the following log

notes:(dld_file_ptr != -1) !

update.app have updated!

start cust update !

dload_sd_ram_data_proc->(retry >= DLOAD_RETRY) failed!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tipu Shah:
Perfect Recovery 4.0.0.5 by Genokolar

Tried following

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1130524

It did go into the recovery menu

android system recovery <3e> and not the Perfect Recovery 4.0.0.5 by Genokolar

still had that awful error

E: Can not mount @ (or / dev/block/mmcblk0p6)

(Invalid argument)

E: Can not mount CACHE: recovery / command

E: Can not mount CACHE: recovery / command

E: Can not mount @ (or /dev/block/mmcblk0p6)

(Invalid argument)

E: Can not mount CACHE:recovery / log

E: Can not open CACHE:recovery / log

E: Can not mount @ (or / dev/block/mmcblk0p6)

(Invalid argument)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tipu Shah:
This is not working either

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1978382

TMN_cust data
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kilroystyx:
Your bootloader is unlocked?

If yes, you can try this solution => http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1971266

You have to restore your original imei.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tipu Shah:
Thanks for your concern...

I can't go beyond the pink and or RGB screen. How can I unlock my bootloader or find out if its unlocked. Thanks so far....
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kilroystyx:
As far as I remember only the bootloader from B522 is locked, but B526 and B528 are using the same.

To check if you have it unlocked go to pink screen mode then connect your device to PC, and you can find immediately if it's locked or not.

But can't, right?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kilroystyx:
Read this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1524668
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] ahmednaseer:
I am having difficulty in picking up incoming calls from my XDA2. After I pressed call pickup button, it takes minimum 6 seconds to connect the call.

I want calls to be picked up instantly by pressing the pickup button.

Is there anyone else facing this problem in XDA2 or is there a solution for this?[/quote][/b]
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] ezzkht:
I faced the same problem on my Qtek 1010!

I was losing calls because of it, but after I did a hard reset, everything went ok :)
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] KingSquish:
Ok, so I'm currently dying. I need help. I am trying to flash the communiconquer rom to my Samsung conquer 4g now, when I follow directions listed here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=36388175#post36388175 all I get is crashing. When I don't use custom kernel and flash the standard kernel (FB 07) no problems exept I cant overclock to 1.5 ghz and when I install the communiconquer rom I get reboot loops >:eek: I've tried the reboot loop 'fix' still no luck and I can't seem to get this to work any help would be much appreciated thanks
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] bangeko:
You can use this instruction

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=36336830&postcount=40

But when you are in the first rom, backup the Status Bar with TB to restore it when you are on Communiconquer.
[Galaxy S 4 General] soraxd:
anyone else planning on camping outside AT&T this Saturday for first grabs at the S4?

I called a few AT&T stores, and all of them said they don't have S4s, but expect to get them on the 26th, and don't know how many, or are even sure if they're all going to get them.... (╥__ ╥╬).. meh. so looks like the day before ill have to make a lot of phone calls to find an AT&T that can confirm they have them.

do you think there will be a lot of competition? do you think AT&T will be well stocked, or just get a few in? I'm wondering how early i should get there, and what to expect, what're you guys doing?
[Galaxy S 4 General] 20blks:
Samsung want to sell as many as possible. Can't risk the store not having phones while the HTC One is available. There will be many S4's in all stores