android-4.0-ice-cream-sandwich

Can a WebView or more specifically, PhoneGaps CordovaWebView, use client certificates to authenticate to a server? I understand the native browser can use client certs but I am trying to get a PhoneGap Android app to talk to a server that requires a client cert to work and can not see how. I have tried various methods I have seen on google, but they are not working on Android version 4.0 or greater. Any suggestions would be greatly appriciated. It is not possible. The code that is needed to answer back a challenge for a client certificate is not available in the sdk. If you look at the source

I have preference screen extended PreferenceActivity . For targeting OS 4.0.3, I wanted to add < icon on action bar so I did this in onCreate() . ActionBar actionBar = getActionBar(); actionBar.setHomeButtonEnabled(true); actionBar.setDisplayHomeAsUpEnabled(true); It worked. < was added to left of app icon. But when I tap the item which goes into the next level (more detail screen), the < won't be displayed. Returning to the top level, the < appears again. I have never thought about a mechanism of nested preference since smart the PreferenceActivity hides it. Now my question is, why won't

I'm working to ensure my app is getting tested on ICS properly using the popular Galaxy Nexus as a basis. I'd like to emulate it as faithfully as possible. I've created an AVD with the following parameters (from config.ini). This was mostly created using the GUI (disk.dataPartition.size is a hand-edited param based on other articles I've read). The memory values may be on the low side but that's not causing a problem for me at the moment. Since the device had no external sdcard I've said "no" for hw.sdCard, but I'm clearly not seeing anything in the /mnt/scdcard (same as /sdcard) and cannot

To correctly display UTF-8 text in a WebView , I usually use a doctype and a meta tag : <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" /> and I use a tip I've seen on Stack Overflow: string = URLEncoder.encode(string, "UTF-8").replaceAll("\\+", " "); That works fine on Gingerbread and older Android versions, but my Nexus S recently received the Ice Cream Sandwich update, and French characters like é , à , è , etc. are displayed like this: é , for example. I don't know if the ISO-xxxx-1 encoding is the solution, but if someone had the same problem, please share. Try using

I've just tried to implement the fade effect for TextView in Android 4.0.3; however, it doesn't work. fadingEdge="horizontal" singleLine="true" ellipsize="marquee" This code works perfectly for 2.3.7 and below, but not working for 4.0.3. I'm wondering why is that so? and how to make fade effect for TextView ? My question is the same as this one: http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers/browse_thread/thread/97131b20de8b2ebd , but no answer yet. Yves Delerm It is a bit late, but that may help people who have the same question. I have had this problem on different phones, and it could

I am experiencing an odd issue with a video streaming application I am working on. The actual streaming of video/audio is working fine on all of my test devices. However, on seemingly any device 4.0+, when using an RTSP URL, prepare() returns instantly (this causes an issue providing proper feedback to the users while a video is loading and interferes with a few other systems I have in place). Below is the block of code where I initialize and setup my MediaPlayer, but keep a few things in mind: My initPlayer method is called from an AsyncTask. The video does eventually play correctly, but

My Activity contains this code to get all images on the SD card: String[] projection = {MediaStore.Images.Media._ID, MediaStore.Images.Media.DATA, MediaStore.Images.ImageColumns.DATA}; Cursor cursor = managedQuery(MediaStore.Images.Media.EXTERNAL_CONTENT_URI, projection, null, null, MediaStore.Images.Media._ID); int count = cursor.getCount(); int image_path_index = cursor.getColumnIndex(MediaStore.Images.Media.DATA); int i; for(i = 0; i < count; i++) { cursor.moveToPosition(i); String p = cursor.getString(image_path_index); fd.addToPhonePhoto(p); } cursor.close(); The occurred while the

I'm using a ShareActionProvider and would like to take advantage of the split ActionBar when there isn't enough room for it at the top - android:uiOptions="splitActionBarWhenNarrow" . The action works fine when the ActionBar does not need to split: However when the ActionBar does need to split, the ActionProvider seems to break the lower ActionBar layout completely. It fills the entire viewport below the top ActionBar and the action itself does not appear: Has anyone been able to use these two features together successfully? This has been fixed in the dev branch of ActionBarSherlock- https:/