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ECLIPSE with ADT
ANDROID
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Problem: When I pick the time, say 06:00, it sets the time as 18:00, when I pick the time 18:00 it sets the time as 06:00. I can't seem to figure out why.
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LOGIC
Gets current date instance.
i converted String "Mon, 11 Feb 2013 08:00:00 CST" to date using the following code
java.util.Date d=null;
try {
d= new SimpleDateFormat("EEE, dd MMM yyyy hh:mm:ss z").parse("date");
} catch (ParseException e) {
// TODO Auto-generated catch block
e.printStackTrace();
}
How to add this date to calendar as a beginTime and also an endTime 30minutes difference
Hello to all wise android users.
I have encountered a serious issue with Android (4.1.1) stock email app when syncing with our Exchange server.
I have date and time extracted from JSON in following format
2013-01-16T13:43:11
I need to convert it to local time of Pakistan and add 5 hours to that time so the result is like:
06:43
How I can achieve this?
If we use net.sf.json.JSONObejct in android ,the class loader can not find the class . Why we could not use the net.sf.json in android?
and have a json jar which could use in android ? becuse the org.json of google is too simple .
i want to parse a JSONObject to/from an Object.
thxs a lot .
I'm sending images and json text from the android client to a tomcat server and the other way around by using Multipart HttpPost's. Sending a Multipart Entity to the server is no big deal, because you can process the parts easily using request.getPart(<name>). But at the client side you can only access the response as a Stream.
I am currently trying to add an event to the google calendar using an object which I have stored on my database. The date stored on the database is stored in the format of Date and the time is stored as a string.
Currently everything is working bar the time portion of the event. The date is being passed correctly but the time is defaulting to 0:00.
I have a record in my Android DB which is saved along with its creation time. I want to have a timer where after 2 hours this item will be deleted. I researched it and I came to two results:
one was to make an AsyncTask, but this solution seems to me like it would take too many resources without any need.
the second was to implement a Service.
I am parsing JSON from server in my Android application by using Jackson JSON library.
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