android-4.3-jelly-bean

I am developing an application where I have to connect to Bluetooth device on Android 4.3. And I want to change the name of CC2541 Keyfob via the Android application. My ideas is: 1.There has a Plain Text that I can type the name what I want in my Android application. 2.After I type the name, I push the button to send this text. 3.If the CC2541 receive this text from Android application , it will change the text in the deviceName[] of the following code in keyfobdemo.c: static uint8 deviceName[] = { // complete name 0x0b, // length of first data structure (11 bytes excluding length byte) 0x09,

I recently upgraded to Android 4.4 and someone of the features of my app have surprisingly stopped working. I have this code for initializing and then drawing my custom view. The basic idea is it adjusts the zoom level so the entire view fits on the screen. private void initAtZoomLevel(float zoomLevel){ .... Matrix transformMatrix = new Matrix(); transformMatrix.setScale(initialZoomLevel, initialZoomLevel); float yTransCenter = (screenHeight - mapHeight)/2.0f; setImageMatrix(transformMatrix); } protected void onDraw(Canvas canvas){ super.onDraw(canvas); float[] values = new float[9];

In attempting to read the value of a Bluetooth Low-Energy GATT characteristic in the Android API 18, I came across the following dilemma: What is the proper way to retrieve the value stored in a characteristic? And at which level of the stack should this action take place? In conducting my own research, I stumbled upon what I understand are two possible methods: BluetoothGatt .readCharacteristic(BluetoothGattCharacteristic characteristic) BluetoothGattCharacteristic .getValue() public void onClick(View v){ byteValue = mBTValueCharacteristic.getValue(); if ((byteValue[0] & 0x01) == 1) byteValue

Closed. This question is off-topic . It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 5 years ago . I try to edit some code. According to the developer note, it's a part of app in android jelly bean version. But i found a piece of code that confusing me. What does this code mean? What's happened if we don't use this or deleting this piece of code: @TargetApi(Build.VERSION_CODES.HONEYCOMB_MR2) It's an annotation that tells the Android Lint tool that the following class or method is targeting a particular API

I have a simple script that downloads database from phone to my PC it uses 'run-as', it worked well, but now, run-as says 'package is unknown' my application is installed on device, nothing changed, just Android was updated to 4.3 Do you have the same problems? how to bypass this or resolve ? Paul Beusterien We ran into the missing run-as problem when the Galaxy S4 released without it. We were using run-as to start a gdbserver for app debugging. We worked around the issue by starting gdbserver as an Android service. More details at run-as Package 'a.b.c' is unknown - Galaxy S4 Jellybean or