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Programmatically get framework ID
I'm using the Framework ID to distinguish between prod and dev enviornments.
How do I access this ID programatically?
Silly me, I believe it is simply Play.id.
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Latest update on enabling and disabling mobile data programmatically [duplicate]
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I would like to know how to enable or disbale mobile data of the user's phone. I already have read a lot of things about that but nothing is working and all is very old.
I f you can help me i would really appreciate.
I think that this is a duplicate question here you have a link to an "updated" answer Latest update on enabling and disabling mobile data programmatically
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Android programmatically update application when a new version is available
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Is it possible to programatically detect the completion of an update of an app from the play store; say, using a BroadcastReceiver, or anything for that matter?
You can define a receiver (in your Androidmanifest.xml or programmatically) with the action ACTION_PACKAGE_REPLACED. Here others "Action package" that can be usefull : http://developer.android.com/reference/android/content/Intent.html
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Django admin style application for Java
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I'm looking for something like "Django Admin", i.e. that will enable quick table based editing in Java and embedded DB (H2 ??)
All ieads are welcomed
Ilan
You can try use grails with scaffolding plugin ;-)
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How can I generate a tag cloud in Java, with OpenCloud?
I would like to know if there's an open source library (JAR) available to generate a tag-cloud in Java?
If the output you need should be in HTML you can use OpenCloud: http://sourceforge.net/projects/opencloud/
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How do you sign a Java Midlet?
How do I sign a Java midlet?
What have you tried ? This is a tutorial readily available on Google (which lists a set of common problems along with the signing process). If this isn't working then it's worth publishing more specific info on what isn't working.