Could someone please explain to me how i am supposed to fix the issue with Android Studio 1.0.1 where it states it can't find my JVM? I know the site says this is the solution but i can't understand what i am supposed to do with the information given on the site?
This is the direct link to the site
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There is a question that addresses this issue already, with lots of information/answers here: Android Studio - No JVM Installation found , assuming that your error is the same as the error listed in the StackOverflow post that is linked
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I just added admob ads to my app "Banner ads"
and i notice its using more than 30MG i already searched for solution her in stack-overflow and other web sites and i didn't find any useful solution i already using the last SDK version and here is the version of ads library
compile 'com.google.android.gms:play-services-ads:11.8.0'
compile 'com.google.firebase:firebase-ads:11.8.0'
by the way i am using Kotlin .
it's not duplicated because i already take look of the most of question and answers here and no one worked for me
#NikolayElenkov Answered this question relatively well in this post.
He goes on to basically say that it's due to how complex the object is. Additionally, due to the fact that ads come in various types (HTML, Videos, Images, etc.), they will vary in the amount of memory they use. Furthermore, due to it being a closed source SDK provided by Google, there is really nothing you can do about it unless you wanted to create your own ad hosting SDK.
I have searched for the answer to this question throughout the internet, and after mixing a linux solution and a Google Developers tutorial, finally found the answer. I hope to help everyone that bumps into the same.
Ubuntu issue
Android Developers tutorial
And the answer is...
On Android Studio, go to Help -> Edit custom VM properties
If it isn't created yet, now is the time.
A tab named studio64.exe.vmoptions or studio.exe.vmoptions will open on your IDE and you must add the following:
-javaagent:/usr/share/java/jayatanaag.jar
Save and re-run.
All done :D
I'm trying to learn Java for android application and so far I'm following a youtube tutorial. Since the guy posted it in 2011, some people in the comment section talked about skipping some steps because of the "new" ATP-bundle.
Here's the video I'm referring to:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Da1jlmwuW_w
In this video the guy is installing SDK-manager and ATP-plugins, as recommended here http://developer.android.com/training/basics/firstapp/index.html. So what I'm wondering is if I can skip these steps and move on to creating an application project with the ATP-bundle?
Another question I have is if the rest of his videos (2011) are outdated and if I should find another source of tutorial?
A lot has changed in 2 years. You should follow the documentation at developer.android.com. It's the official source.
The Recent version of android they are providing bundel (inclued ecplise and sdk every thing ). so if any updates are happened again we want to download the full off bundel, bz i face the problem usign that bundel. plz u can downlaod suprate Ecplise and Android Sdk and install. it very easy ..
I am getting following Authentication error while trying to login in Dropbox api. Heres the message:
Authentication error: Unable to respond to any of these challenges: {}
I am using Google API Level8 of Android platform 2.2.
Any help will be highly appreciated
Thanks.
Have you tried unistalling and re-installing your version of Android?
ive been looking through various peoples posts and this seems to be the remedy for quite a few Error message Problems. If this does not work try again on a different system with the same software versions etc. and see if the problem still arises. If so contact a direct email address for Android related problems? Im sure there are a few email adresses but choosing one is down to you :)
hope this helps :)
I was trying to open a browser session on a blackberry mobile using j2me. I searched the net and I found this solution:
Browser.getDefaultSession().displayPage("http://www.google.com");
But I had a little problem. The Browser word causes a compiler error, so I think there is a library that needs to be imported.
Does anyone know where I can get that library?
A quick Google for blackberry browser getdefaultsession yields: net.rim.blackberry.api.browser.Browser