android-4.2-jelly-bean

I am stuck in a problem in Android 4.2 Jelly Bean. How can I open camera from my application, by default in panorama/360 photosphere mode? I have searched a lot in grepcode and also Camera.Parameters , but nothing seems to help. Does anybody have any clues to open camera in panorama mode apart from video and image? there is no standard way to do it. AFAIK Panorama, Photoshere are proprietary features of Gallery3d (provided by Google) package com.google.android.gallery3d. It's depends on firmware of the device. in ApplicationManifest.xml <activity clearTaskOnLaunch="true" screenOrientation="0"

I've been recently developing an Android app, in which i need to have a custom layout and dimension for the tab bar. The way that i did it until now is by using Jake Wharton's ActionBarSherlock library to support pre-HoneyComb Android versions, and by applying a style to the app in which i edit the actionBarSize style item. Now, I've been testing the app on the Galaxy S3 (with Jellybean on it), and the tab bar height doesn't change anymore according to the actionBarSize value. So I've started looking through JellyBean's code, and I found this method in the ActionBarPolicy class: public int

My application is using a lot of webviews which are lying in fragments which are hold by a ViewPager. Whenever i swipe through the app on my Galaxy Nexus with Jellybean on it i get the following console message again and again: 08-23 13:44:03.374: E/webcoreglue(21690): Should not happen: no rect-based-test nodes found Can anyone explain to me what is going wrong here so that i might be able to fix the issue? John Reck The issue occurs because in some scenarios WebView fails to notice that its visible rect has changed, so as far as webkit is concerned the page is still not visible. Thus all

　 When my app starts, I'd like to hide the soft keys bar (in red rectangle) to have a larger screen. How can I hide it? Do I need to show the bar purposely when the app quits? Or it will restore itself automatically after the app quits? Android 4.1, with no hardware keys on phone front. Try getWindow().getDecorView().setSystemUiVisibility(View.SYSTEM_UI_FLAG_HIDE_NAVIGATION); From official doc The SYSTEM_UI_FLAG_LOW_PROFILE flag replaces the STATUS_BAR_HIDDEN flag. When set, this flag enables “low profile" mode for the system bar or navigation bar. Navigation buttons dim and other elements in