You could probably find the answer by running the code in the debugger and killing the service.

Bro you can not type casting of the java Programming You can use layoutHomeButton = (RelativeLayout)findViewById(R.id.layoutHomeButton); And then build of your program

Does the exception say that the receiver is not registered? At a guess, you're calling unregisterReceiver twice. I don't "do" Android dev, but I suspect you'd want something more like this: public void setOnHomePressedListener(OnHomePressedListener listener) { mListener = listener; } public void startWatch() { if (mListener != null && mReceiver == null) { mReceiver = new InnerReceiver(); mContext.registerReceiver(mReceiver, mFilter); } } public void stopWatch() { if (mReceiver != null) { mContext.unregisterReceiver(mReceiver); mReceiver = null; } } "These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined." - Homer

You can't remove that option from the system settings interface. However, if you don't want cached data (files) to be deleted, don't store them in the cache. I'm assuming that you're working on an app of your own so that you have control over where your app data is being stored. Use of the cache doesn't happen arbitrarily... it's something that the app developer must implement. When all else fails reading the docs is worth a try. It's no harder than reading anything somebody may post on this forum!

Django_Untaken wrote: and hardcoded values for it You should never do that. You should always get the screen dimensions from the underlying operating system, and adjust your code based on those values. android get screen size - Google Search[^]

See java thread exception - Google Search[^].

At the risk of repeatedly repeating myself ... You cannot send unsolicited messages to a web browser, they do not work that way.

Why don't you have machine 2 login to machine 1 and upload (i.e. FTP); instead of 1 calling 2, etc. A scheduler on #2 and an event / file handler on #1 should suffice; based on your description. "(I) am amazed to see myself here rather than there ... now rather than then". ― Blaise Pascal

Not exactly sure what you mean but perhaps... Basically when you "upload" a file to an email what the client, not server, does is add the file to the email. So there is no URL. There is a specification for how this is done somewhere. You should be able to see this for yourself by sending a short file to yourself then, in your email client, find the "view source" button (which you might need to hunt for) and then look at that. The "file" will be at the end with some header information. It will look something like the following ... --------------1C04F503A23694EFB77EC37B Content-Type: text/xml; name="pom.xml" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: attachment;

Get yourself a copy of Visual Studio, it is much better for building C/C++/C# projects.

Think of an array of chars as a 2d map. So along the bottom the x axis can be considdered as an array of char pointers, each one pointing to a vertical array of chars going up in the y direction. So point 0,0 is a char** You can of course extend this to a 3 d map, with char*** Any point on the 2d map can be referenced by data[x][y] SO first you alloc how many you need in the x direction: char** data = alloc(xMax) Now each vertical collum can be alloced as data[0] = alloc(y1Max) data[1] = alloc(y2Max) And so on.

Here's how I deal with global variables. I have one header file, I call Globals.h, with these definitions : #ifdef DEFINE_GLOBALS #define Global #define GlobalVar(Type,Variable,Value) Type Variable=Value #else #define Global extern #define GlobalVar(Type,Variable,Value) extern Type Variable #endif Then, in one and ONLY one file do this : #define DEFINE_GLOBALS #include "include "Globals.h" #endif before I include headers that define variables. Here are some sample definitions : typedef FILE * PFILE; GlobalVar( PFILE, PtrLogFile, NULL ); GlobalVar( size_t, LineCount, 0 );

I'd try here[^] Software rusts. Simon Stephenson, ca 1994. So does this signature. me, 2012

Django_Untaken wrote: Can you tell me those easy cases? I do not know. One of them would be, to not expose the native typing in either of the cases. Use the types that can be used in both the runtimes. Since you are writing a background task handler, there is no need to use Windows Runtime background task handler, you can do that in Windows Forms itself using .NET framework's Task API. Which is much more simpler and easier to use. [Task Class (System.Threading.Tasks)](https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.threading.tasks.task(v=vs.110).aspx) Secondly, if you really do require to have a WinRT component, then make sure it exposes the type that .NET can consume natively; such as returning the string values, integer results etc. Since you only provide an interface implementation, it is very hard to tell what you want to do with that code. The shit I complain about It's like there ain't a cloud in the sky and it's raining out - Eminem ~! Firewall !~

Django_Untaken wrote: I did not shout. ... I just capitalized my questions. Typing in ALL CAPS is the internet equivalent of shouting. This is common knowledge, and applies to the entire internet, not just CodeProject. Django_Untaken wrote: In the last 10 years as codeproject user, I never saw "A" telling "B" not to shout just because "B" wrote questions in capitals. Then you haven't been looking very hard. Every time someone posts a question in ALL CAPS, they have quickly been rebuked for shouting and, where possible, their message has been edited to the correct case. "These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined." - Homer

That is correct; the HTTP response is 200 telling you that the server responded with some data. The response data is a JSON reply which contains information about the JSON request. You need to contact the owners of the website, or the documentation, to find out why it returned the "Invalid access" status.

<pre lang="SQL"> ... </pre> "These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined." - Homer

No idea, but it looks like you may have more than one call somewhere. Time to get the debugger out. Although, I have never used JNI in a servlet so it may be that there is something else happening.