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I have parsed the JSON Data in a listview and now I want to make it available offline. Is there a way to save the JSON data at the phone so that you can see the data if your phone is offline? Does someone knows an example? EDIT works now: public class MainActivity extends ListActivity { @Override public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) { super.onCreate(savedInstanceState); new TheTask().execute(); } class TheTask extends AsyncTask<Void, Void, JSONArray> { InputStream is = null; String result = ""; JSONArray jArray = null; ProgressDialog pd; @Override protected void onPostExecute

I wrote an HTML5 database that abstracts localStorage, indexedDB, and WebSQL. Using straight HTML5 my database options look like this: IE10 - indexedDB - 1GB max FireFox - indexedDB - unlimited Safari - WebSQL - 50MB max Chrome - IndexedDB (or Web SQL) - unlimited (with the HTML5 Quota API ref1 , ref2 ) Opera - WebSQL (until they switch to webkit?) - unlimited I would like to expand the maximum database size using PhoneGap or the Quota API. From PhoneGap's documentation it looks like the current PhoneGap database ecosphere is: WebSQL - Android, Blackberry, iPhone, and webOS localStorage -

I was doing a survey I was offline server so I save users information in cookies, I have users Information like this Fname:Ali,Lname:Kheiri,title:Director,org:Magiclamp,email:alikheiri@gmail.com Fname:Ali,Lname:Kheiri,title:Director,org:Magiclamp,email:alikheiri@gmail.com it is save in cookies, but now i am online, so i want to save this cookies data in mysql database in php, javascript for this I write this code but its not working mysql_connect("localhost","root","");//database connection05 mysql_select_db("o2measure"); if($_POST['submit']){ $date = date('Y,m,d'); $time = date("i:h:s",time()

The Google map component (com.google.android.gms.maps.GoogleMap) allows one to render custom tiles (OpenStreetMap or other). These tiles can be on the device and available offline which is what I am doing by extending TileProvider. Doing this in conjunction with a: mMap.setMapType(GoogleMap.MAP_TYPE_NONE); I am not pulling any data from Google map servers and the component can reasonably be expected to work without an internet connection. (I emphasize here that I am not trying to cache Google's data ; I am working with offline tiles independently of Google's map servers.) I thought everything

Android 4.1 includes offline voice typing. You can see this when you click the microphone on the pop-up keyboard, it still works if you have no network connection. However, it looks like the RecognizerIntent API still ends up requiring a network connection when you want to do speech recognition from your app. Is there an API for accessing new the offline voice typing feature in Android from my app? Android uses two different APIs for voice: voice typing (key on the keyboard) and voice recognition (everywhere else). Voice typing is enabled offline and voice recognition is not (for 4.1 JellyBean

I've already managed to save a web page (x/html) successfully, but I'd also like to save the images and mp4 videos that are contained in it, for further visualization in offline mode. I've got access to the iOS filesystem, so I save the html by obtaining the code through an AJAX request, and later saving it to a file. I don't really know how to do the same with video and images . I have a server to which I can send queries from my app, so it shows exclusively the content I need to download, with the optimal headers in case its necessary. I just don't know how to "download" it from the client

I'm working on a offline version of a website using jQuery and some xml files. I'm running in to a problem in jQuery when I do a $.ajax call on a xml file jQuery throws a error. When I look at the error I can tell its loading the XML file because its in the error's responceText property. It seams to work just fine in Firefox. This is how my call looks $.ajax({ type: "GET", url: "Modules/" + ModuleID + "/ModuleContent.xml", dataType: "xml", success: function(x) { xml = x; ProcessXML(); }, error: function(x) { alert(x.responceText); } }); When I run this on a web server it works just fine. Its

I have a fresh install of Jenkins 2.32.2 on Ubuntu. Opened a browser on the instance and get to a page titled Offline , with the message "This Jenkins instance appears to be offline" and offers options to "Configure Proxy" or "Skip Plugin Installation" The machine clearly isn't offline as I just used the internet connection to do the installation. I also had a previous installation, done exactly the same way, that was working. I removed the previous installation as Pipelines wouldn't work and Google told me it was because of JDK 9. So I removed all the JDK/JRE installations as well as jenkins,

I would like to add licensing system to application. For example: user buys license for 1 month and after that program expires (Kinda Anti-Virus style?). Problem is that application is supposed to run in systems which may or may not be connected to internet , so how to protect from date-time changes? Storing app startup and close times in encrypted file won't work as date can be changed (with program uptime of 8 hours per day, would be possible to extend license to almost 300% in ideal case - change time to app close time + 1 second before launching program). Another question - is there any