android-api-levels

I have developed one application in Android version 2.3, and want to convert it into 1.5. Unfortunately I am experiencing some problem with that. I have changed minSDK from 8 to 5 changed from property But I still get the problem. Any ideas? If you have used any inbuild functions or methods or constants or attributes that was added after the release of android 1.5 and if you try to change to 1.5 now, you will not be able to do that. Make sure that you have not used such kind of methods or any other attributes that was not released in 1.5. There are several aspects to converting an application

I'm not able to access storage when building for targetSdkVersion v29. Here is my gradle configuration: compileSdkVersion 29 buildToolsVersion "29.0.2" ... minSdkVersion 15 targetSdkVersion 29 NOTE that WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE permission is granted and the same setup works fine when building for targetSdkVersion 28 . Here is my implementation: val outputFolder = File(baseFolder + File.separator + "Output Folder") if (!outputFolder.exists()) { if (Build.VERSION.SDK_INT >= Build.VERSION_CODES.O) { Files.createDirectory(outputFolder.toPath()) //This allways returns false with targetSdkVersion 29 }

Working on android Java, recently updated SDK to API level 29 now there is a warning shown which states that Environment.getExternalStorageDirectory() is deprecated in API level 29 My code is private void saveImage() { if (requestPermission(Manifest.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE)) { final String folderPath = Environment.getExternalStorageDirectory() + "/PhotoEditors"; File folder = new File(folderPath); if (!folder.exists()) { File wallpaperDirectory = new File(folderPath); wallpaperDirectory.mkdirs(); } showLoading("Saving..."); final String filepath=folderPath + File.separator + "" +

I currently have a application targeted at android 2.3 (api level 10), but went thinking that probably people using android 2.1/2.2 or older won't even be able to see the application in the market. So I thought that using api level 3 would be the best to use, but I don't know if this will maybe make certain elements in my app work less good, and probably buggier, since it actually uses old android code. Is there a good way to find out which API level I should use, and also, how do I convert my application to that level? thegrinner You can find a breakdown of the different versions of Android

Cannot get the Response from the Retrofit showing the JsonSyntaxException. I am getting the perfect response in Logcat by HTTPLoggingInterceptor but unable to get the resonse on onSuccess() method in call.enque(). Here is my api. { "collection_listings": [ { "collection_id": 57213780054, "updated_at": "2018-04-30T02:12:55-04:00", "body_html": "", "default_product_image": null, "handle": "men", "image": { "created_at": "2018-04-30T01:11:11-04:00", "src": "https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/2331/3377/collections/men.jpg?v=1525065071" }, "title": "Men", "sort_order": "best-selling", "published_at"

I decided to make my minimum API version 21 for Android, but does this mean it makes no sense to use the AppCompat anymore? Just use plain Material Design / no AppCompat / etc? ianhanniballake No, you should always use AppCompat. This ensures that your app is already consistent across all API levels and you have access to all new APIs (such as using the Colored buttons , which was only introduced in API 23). Many other libraries, such as the Design Support Library also require use of AppCompat. The one scenario where you need to use appcompat-v7 is if you want to have an action bar, and your

ConnectivityManager.TYPE_WIFI is deprecated in Android P API 28. Also, NetworkInfo#getType and ConnectivityManager.TYPE_MOBILE 's are also deprecated. So, what are the alternatives for them? I understood that the we've to use the method from NetworkCapabilities class. However I'm not able to merge all the things in one place like how to do getType() in NetworkCapabilities class and how to add the WIFI and cellular data checks on it? Please assist. IntelliJ Amiya ConnectivityManager.TYPE_WIFI is Deprecated . You should use NetworkCapabilities . This replaces the old ConnectivityManager.TYPE