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I have an application that contains two Activities with <intent-filter> <action android:name="android.intent.action.MAIN"/> <category android:name="android.intent.category.LAUNCHER"/> </intent-filter> in the manifest. I did this so that there are 2 separate entries in the app drawer. It functions properly with regards to the app drawer as it is. My question comes during the install. After you install an app with only one MAIN/LAUNCHER activity the last page has an open button that will launch the app that was just installed. With my app this open button is greyed out. I assume it is because it

I'm trying to go to the settings screen found at - android.provider.Settings.ACTION_LOCATION_SOURCE_SETTINGS From an entry in my preferences activity but am having no luck. At the moment, pressing the entry just refreshes the same screen as I was on. My preferences.xml looks like this: <Preference android:title="@string/my_location_settings"> <intent android:action="android.provider.Settings.ACTION_LOCATION_SOURCE_SETTINGS"> </intent> </Preference> And my manifest entry looks like this: <activity android:name=".Preferences"> <intent-filter> <action android:name="android.provider.Settings

Recently, I encountered a very strange issue, this issue only happens in Windows XP SP3 and Vista. Here are my steps: Create two new folders in desktop (assume folder names are A and B) Copy Microsoft GraphEdit ( graphedt.exe ) application to A folder, then create a empty graphedt.exe.manifest file as well. Run graphedt.exe , you will see a error message, the graphedt.exe can’t run due to the wrong manifest. Copy Microsoft GraphEdit ( graphedt.exe ) application to B folder, run graphedt.exe and close it, then create a empty graphedt.exe.manifest file, run graphedt.exe again, you will see the

I am new to Android development and am wondering what happens if you use attributes on XML tags from an API level greater than your minSdkVersion. For example having: <uses-sdk android:minSdkVersion="9" android:targetSdkVersion="20" /> And then using this: <activity android:logo="@drawable/iconwhatever"></activity> The "android:logo" attribute is from API level 11. In Android Studio it gives the following error, but I want to know what could happen if this is left alone: Attribute "logo" is only used in API level 11 and higher. (Current min is 9) Any help regarding this would be greatly

According to Microsoft , you must sign your ClickOnce application. But it seems to me that it works just fine when I publish it without signing it (by turning off the 'Sign the ClickOnce manifests' option). I really didn't care and kept the default values (I think I was using a test certificate) until I changed computer and started getting a message telling me that 'The application is signed with a different key than the existing application on the server', which seems will cause my users to stop getting automatic updates. Apparently, VS uses my computer's name to create the key. So, should I

I have a Java applet that I need to deploy on my website. My website has a lot of pages and the applet appears on a number of them. My website's base domain is www.mycompany.com . But the applet will appear on, for example: www.mycompany.com/dog , www.mycompany.com/cat , www.mycompany.com/pen , etc. The package of the entry point is com.mycompany.MyApplet . Following the instructions at Java Security Manifest Changes in the Browser , I have created the below manifest for my app. Will someone please review it for me so that I get it correct? Basically I don't want any sort of warning to show up