Android Application Development Cookbook
93 Recipes for Building Winning Apps
(Sprache: Englisch)
A must-have collection of ready-to-use Android recipes!
The popularity of Google Android devices is seemingly unstoppable and the Android 4 release offers, for the first time, a single OS solution for building both phone and tablet applications.
The popularity of Google Android devices is seemingly unstoppable and the Android 4 release offers, for the first time, a single OS solution for building both phone and tablet applications.
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A must-have collection of ready-to-use Android recipes!
The popularity of Google Android devices is seemingly unstoppable and the Android 4 release offers, for the first time, a single OS solution for building both phone and tablet applications.
The popularity of Google Android devices is seemingly unstoppable and the Android 4 release offers, for the first time, a single OS solution for building both phone and tablet applications.
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A must-have collection of ready-to-use Android recipes!The popularity of Google Android devices is seemingly unstoppable and the Android 4 release offers, for the first time, a single OS solution for building both phone and tablet applications. With that exciting information in mind, veteran author Wei-Meng Lee presents you with 100 unique recipes that you can apply today in order to discover solutions to some of the most commonly encountered problems that exist in Android programming.
Covering the scope of multiple Android releases up through Android 4, this reference features a task description, followed by the solution(s) available, and a standalone project file that illustrates the use of the recipe. Formatting each recipe to be standalone, Wei-Meng Lee allows you to jump into the relevant recipe to find a solution to specific challenges.
Identifies and describes a programming task, provides a step-by-step solution, and presents a full-code solution ready for download
Covers multiple Android releases
Addresses such topics as user interfaces, telephony and messaging, networking, Google maps, location-based services, persisting data, leveraging hardware features, and more
Android Application Development Cookbook is your solution to discovering...solutions!
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Introduction xv Chapter 1: Android Fundamentals 1
Recipe 1.1 Linking Activities 1 Solution 2
Recipe 1.2 Passing Data between Activities 5 Solution 6
Recipe 1.3 Passing Objects between Activities 11 Solution 11
Recipe 1.4 Sending and Receiving Broadcasts 13 Solution 14
Recipe 1.5 Assigning Priorities to Broadcast Receivers 18 Solution 19
Recipe 1.6 Auto-Launching Your Application at Boot Time 21 Solution 21
Recipe 1.7 Calling Built-In Apps 22 Solution 23
Recipe 1.8 Making Your Application Callable by Others 32 Solution 32
Chapter 2: Using Views to Design the User Interface 39
Recipe 2.1 Using Buttons 40 Solution 40
Recipe 2.2 Using Image Buttons 44 Solution 44
Recipe 2.3 Using Radio Buttons 46 Solution 46
Recipe 2.4 Using CheckBoxes 49 Solution 50
Recipe 2.5 Implementing a Star Rating System 52 Solution 52
Recipe 2.6 Using AutoCompleteTextView 55 Solution 55
Recipe 2.7 Displaying Web Pages 57 Solution 58
Recipe 2.8 Using the TimePicker 62 Solution 62
Recipe 2.9 Using the DatePicker 64 Solution 65
Recipe 2.10 Using LinearLayout for View Positioning 66 Solution 67
Recipe 2.11 Using RelativeLayout for View Positioning 72 Solution 72
Recipe 2.12 Using FrameLayout for View Positioning 74 Solution 74
Recipe 2.13 Using TableLayout for View Positioning 77 Solution 77
Recipe 2.14 Using the ScrollView 79 Solution 79
Recipe 2.15 Displaying Context and Options Menus 83 Solution 83
Recipe 2.16 Displaying Dialogs 90 Solution 91
Recipe 2.17 Implementing Paging 98 Solution 98
Chapter 3: Displaying Lists of Items and Images 105
Recipe 3.1 Displaying a List of Items Using the ListView 106 Solution 106
Recipe 3.2 Customizing the ListView 108 Solution 108
Recipe 3.3 Displaying
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Multiple ListViews 111 Solution 111
Recipe 3.4 Creating Custom ListViews 114 Solution 115
Recipe 3.5 Further Customizing Each Row with Additional TextViews 117 Solution Part One: Adding Additional TextViews 118 Solution Part Two: Recycling Each Row 122
Recipe 3.6 Displaying a List of Items Using the Spinner View 125 Solution 126
Recipe 3.7 Displaying a List of Images 128 Solution 129
Recipe 3.8 Animating the Changing of Images Using the ImageSwitcher 133 Solution 133
Recipe 3.9 Displaying Images Using the GridView 138 Solution 138
Recipe 3.10 Building a Master-Detail User Interface 141 Solution 143
Chapter 4: Telephony 151
Recipe 4.1 Calling from Your Application 151 Solution 152
Recipe 4.2 Monitoring the State of the Phone 153 Solution 153
Recipe 4.3 Monitoring Phone State in the Background 156 Solution 156
Recipe 4.4 Blocking Outgoing Calls 158 Solution 159
Recipe 4.5 Auto-Answering an Incoming Call 160 Solution 160
Recipe 4.6 Switching to Airplane Mode 163 Solution 163
Recipe 4.7 Getting the Phone Number, IMEI, and SIM Card ID 165 Solution 166
Recipe 4.8 Enabling Bluetooth 167 Solution 167
Recipe 4.9 Displaying the Call Log 173 Solution 173
Chapter 5: Messaging 175
Recipe 5.1 Sending SMS Messages Through the Built-in Messaging Application 175 Solution 176
Recipe 5.2 Sending SMS Messages Programmatically in Your Android Application 178 Solution 178
Recipe 5.3 Monitoring the Status of Sent SMS Messages Programmatically 179 Solution 180
Recipe 5.4 Monitoring Outgoing SMS Messages 183 Solution 184
Recipe 5.5 Intercepting Incoming SMS Messages 187 Solution 187
Chapter 6: Network Programming 191
Recipe 6.1 Connecting to Servers Using HTTP GET 191 Solution 192
Recipe 6.2 Connecting to Servers Using HTTP POST 195 Solution 195
Recipe 6.3 Downloading Binary Data Using HTTP 198 Solution 199
Recipe 6.4 Consuming XML Web Services 200 Solution 201
Recipe 6.5 Consuming JSON Web Services 204 Solution 205
Recipe 6.6 Getting the IP Address of the Device 210 Solution 211
Recipe 6.7 Creating a Socket Server 212 Solution 212
Recipe 6.8 Creating a Socket Client 218 Solution 218
Recipe 6.9 Checking for the Availability of Bluetooth 222 Solution 222
Recipe 6.10 Monitoring the State of Bluetooth 224 Solution 225
Recipe 6.11 Creating a Bluetooth Chat Application 226 Solution 227
Chapter 7: Using Google Maps 243
Recipe 7.1 Displaying Google Maps 243 Solution 244
Recipe 7.2 Zooming in and out of Google Maps 250 Solution 250
Recipe 7.3 Changing Map Modes 253 Solution 253
Recipe 7.4 Navigating the Map to a Particular Location 256 Solution 256
Recipe 7.5 Adding Markers to the Map 258 Solution 258
Recipe 7.6 Finding a User-Friendly Address Using Reverse Geocoding, and Vice Versa 268 Solution 268
Recipe 7.7 Responding to Zooming and Panning 275 Solution 275
Chapter 8: Location-Based Data Services 279
Recipe 8.1 Obtaining Geographical Location Using GPS, Wi-Fi, or Cellular Networks 280 Solution 280
Recipe 8.2 Choosing the Best Location Provider to Use 284 Solution 284
Recipe 8.3 Monitoring a Location 288 Solution 288
Recipe 8.4 Using a BroadcastReceiver to Obtain Locations 289 Solution 290
Recipe 8.5 Location Data Logging 293 Solution 293
Chapter 9: Acc essing the Hardware 301
Recipe 9.1 Capturing Pictures with the Camera 301 Solution 301
Recipe 9.2 Detecting the Presence of Hardware Features 304 Solution 305
Recipe 9.3 Checking Network State 306 Solution 306
Recipe 9.4 Turning GPS On/Off 308 Solution 308
Recipe 9.5 Capturing Hardware Buttons Programmatically 310 Solution 310
Recipe 9.6 Switching on the Flashlight 313 Solution 314
Recipe 9.7 Capturing Barcodes 319 Solution 320
Chapter 10: Persisting Data 325
Recipe 10.1 Saving and Loading User Preferences 325 Solution 326
Recipe 10.2 Creating a Preference Screen 328 Solution 328
Recipe 10.3 Saving Files to the Data Directory 333 Solution 333
Recipe 10.4 Saving Files to the Cache Directory 338 Solution 338
Recipe 10.5 Saving Files to External Storage 340 Solution 341
Recipe 10.6 Attaching Files to Your Project 345 Solution 346
Recipe 10.7 Creating and Using SQLite Databases Programmatically 347 Solution 348
Recipe 10.8 Pre-creating the SQLite Databases 353 Solution 353
Chapter 11: Deploying Your Android Applications 357
Recipe 11.1 Localizing Your Application 357 Solution 358
Recipe 11.2 Exporting Your Application as an APK File 362 Solution 362
Recipe 11.3 Deploying Your App Through E-mail 365 Solution 365
Recipe 11.4 Deploying Your App Through the Web 367 Solution 368
Recipe 11.5 Deploying Your App Through an SD Card 369 Solution 369
Recipe 11.6 Specifying the Application Installation Location 370 Solution 371
Index 373
Recipe 3.4 Creating Custom ListViews 114 Solution 115
Recipe 3.5 Further Customizing Each Row with Additional TextViews 117 Solution Part One: Adding Additional TextViews 118 Solution Part Two: Recycling Each Row 122
Recipe 3.6 Displaying a List of Items Using the Spinner View 125 Solution 126
Recipe 3.7 Displaying a List of Images 128 Solution 129
Recipe 3.8 Animating the Changing of Images Using the ImageSwitcher 133 Solution 133
Recipe 3.9 Displaying Images Using the GridView 138 Solution 138
Recipe 3.10 Building a Master-Detail User Interface 141 Solution 143
Chapter 4: Telephony 151
Recipe 4.1 Calling from Your Application 151 Solution 152
Recipe 4.2 Monitoring the State of the Phone 153 Solution 153
Recipe 4.3 Monitoring Phone State in the Background 156 Solution 156
Recipe 4.4 Blocking Outgoing Calls 158 Solution 159
Recipe 4.5 Auto-Answering an Incoming Call 160 Solution 160
Recipe 4.6 Switching to Airplane Mode 163 Solution 163
Recipe 4.7 Getting the Phone Number, IMEI, and SIM Card ID 165 Solution 166
Recipe 4.8 Enabling Bluetooth 167 Solution 167
Recipe 4.9 Displaying the Call Log 173 Solution 173
Chapter 5: Messaging 175
Recipe 5.1 Sending SMS Messages Through the Built-in Messaging Application 175 Solution 176
Recipe 5.2 Sending SMS Messages Programmatically in Your Android Application 178 Solution 178
Recipe 5.3 Monitoring the Status of Sent SMS Messages Programmatically 179 Solution 180
Recipe 5.4 Monitoring Outgoing SMS Messages 183 Solution 184
Recipe 5.5 Intercepting Incoming SMS Messages 187 Solution 187
Chapter 6: Network Programming 191
Recipe 6.1 Connecting to Servers Using HTTP GET 191 Solution 192
Recipe 6.2 Connecting to Servers Using HTTP POST 195 Solution 195
Recipe 6.3 Downloading Binary Data Using HTTP 198 Solution 199
Recipe 6.4 Consuming XML Web Services 200 Solution 201
Recipe 6.5 Consuming JSON Web Services 204 Solution 205
Recipe 6.6 Getting the IP Address of the Device 210 Solution 211
Recipe 6.7 Creating a Socket Server 212 Solution 212
Recipe 6.8 Creating a Socket Client 218 Solution 218
Recipe 6.9 Checking for the Availability of Bluetooth 222 Solution 222
Recipe 6.10 Monitoring the State of Bluetooth 224 Solution 225
Recipe 6.11 Creating a Bluetooth Chat Application 226 Solution 227
Chapter 7: Using Google Maps 243
Recipe 7.1 Displaying Google Maps 243 Solution 244
Recipe 7.2 Zooming in and out of Google Maps 250 Solution 250
Recipe 7.3 Changing Map Modes 253 Solution 253
Recipe 7.4 Navigating the Map to a Particular Location 256 Solution 256
Recipe 7.5 Adding Markers to the Map 258 Solution 258
Recipe 7.6 Finding a User-Friendly Address Using Reverse Geocoding, and Vice Versa 268 Solution 268
Recipe 7.7 Responding to Zooming and Panning 275 Solution 275
Chapter 8: Location-Based Data Services 279
Recipe 8.1 Obtaining Geographical Location Using GPS, Wi-Fi, or Cellular Networks 280 Solution 280
Recipe 8.2 Choosing the Best Location Provider to Use 284 Solution 284
Recipe 8.3 Monitoring a Location 288 Solution 288
Recipe 8.4 Using a BroadcastReceiver to Obtain Locations 289 Solution 290
Recipe 8.5 Location Data Logging 293 Solution 293
Chapter 9: Acc essing the Hardware 301
Recipe 9.1 Capturing Pictures with the Camera 301 Solution 301
Recipe 9.2 Detecting the Presence of Hardware Features 304 Solution 305
Recipe 9.3 Checking Network State 306 Solution 306
Recipe 9.4 Turning GPS On/Off 308 Solution 308
Recipe 9.5 Capturing Hardware Buttons Programmatically 310 Solution 310
Recipe 9.6 Switching on the Flashlight 313 Solution 314
Recipe 9.7 Capturing Barcodes 319 Solution 320
Chapter 10: Persisting Data 325
Recipe 10.1 Saving and Loading User Preferences 325 Solution 326
Recipe 10.2 Creating a Preference Screen 328 Solution 328
Recipe 10.3 Saving Files to the Data Directory 333 Solution 333
Recipe 10.4 Saving Files to the Cache Directory 338 Solution 338
Recipe 10.5 Saving Files to External Storage 340 Solution 341
Recipe 10.6 Attaching Files to Your Project 345 Solution 346
Recipe 10.7 Creating and Using SQLite Databases Programmatically 347 Solution 348
Recipe 10.8 Pre-creating the SQLite Databases 353 Solution 353
Chapter 11: Deploying Your Android Applications 357
Recipe 11.1 Localizing Your Application 357 Solution 358
Recipe 11.2 Exporting Your Application as an APK File 362 Solution 362
Recipe 11.3 Deploying Your App Through E-mail 365 Solution 365
Recipe 11.4 Deploying Your App Through the Web 367 Solution 368
Recipe 11.5 Deploying Your App Through an SD Card 369 Solution 369
Recipe 11.6 Specifying the Application Installation Location 370 Solution 371
Index 373
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Autoren-Porträt von Wei-Meng Lee
Wei-Meng Lee (Microsoft MVP) http://weimenglee.blogspot.com is a technologist and founder of Developer Learning Solutions http://www.developerlearningsolutions.com, a technology company specializing in hands-on training on the latest Microsoft technologies. He is an established developer and trainer specializing in .NET and wireless technologies.Wei-Meng speaks regularly at international conferences and has authored and co-authored numerous books on .NET, XML and wireless technologies. He writes extensively for the O'Reilly Network on topics ranging from .NET to Mac OS X. He is also the author of Windows XP Unwired and .NET Compact Framework Pocket Guide, both from O'Reilly Media, Inc.
Bibliographische Angaben
- Autor: Wei-Meng Lee
- 2013, 1. Auflage., 408 Seiten, Maße: 18,7 x 25,6 cm, Kartoniert (TB), Englisch
- Verlag: Wiley & Sons
- ISBN-10: 1118177673
- ISBN-13: 9781118177679
- Erscheinungsdatum: 09.01.2013
Sprache:
Englisch
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