Although my article is based on Xamarin / Visual Studio the same concepts still apply to Java / Eclipse. Using Sqlite in a Xamarin.Android Application Developed using Visual Studio[^]
Debdatta Basu wrote:
This is a request for comments an suggestions.
And this is not the right place; these forums are for technical questions - http://www.codeproject.com/Messages/3137514/Forum-Guidelines-PLEASE-READ.aspx[^].
R refers to your application Resources. All UI elements are assigned a unique ID which you can then use in your applicaition code to refer to the UI element. All these IDs are part of the Resource class.
Check out the article I wrote on printing from an Android app developed using Xamarin. Printing from a Xamarin.Android Application Developed with Visual Studio[^]
I'm not sure what tools / technologies you are using, but you mention that you are using Visual Studio. Have a look at the article I wrote about using data adapters with Xamarin in Visual Studio. The same concepts should translate to to whichever technology you are using. Displaying Data with an Adapter in Xamarin.Android and Visual Studio[^]
Member 10693658 wrote:
i cannot reconize that where is problem .
I'm afraid we cannot either. You need to use your debugger to try and find out what is happening in your program.
Well you are half right. Yes it is a pain when something goes wrong during installation/setup, but Android is not the only system to have issues like this: have you ever tried to setup SQL server? And, once you have it all set up the actual programming side is not such a struggle, although there is (obviously) a lot to learn.
pandu web dev wrote:
The application is crashing some times and for some inputs.
Then you need to go back to the Android developer and get him/her to fix the application.
