Titlebook: Android Apps with Eclipse; Onur Cinar Book 2012 Onur Cinar 2012

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Mission Performance, Experimental Results,In the previous chapter, we explored the most frequently used Eclipse components. However, Eclipse has much more to offer.

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Perception of Obstacles and Vehicles,In the previous chapter, we explored ADT for Eclipse. We reviewed the ADT views and tools, and how to involve them during day-to-day Android development. In this chapter, we will start putting all the tools and concepts that we have discussed in the previous chapters into action.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-48765-5In Chapter 6, we developed a movie player application on Android. The application obtains the names of existing movie files through the content provider, and presents them to the user in a list format. After the user selects a movie, the application indirectly launches the default video player activity to play the movie.

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Application Architecture,Understanding the architecture of an Android application is key for solid application development. In this chapter, we will start exploring the Android application architecture.

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Android Native Development Using Eclipse,In the previous chapters, we have explored Android application development using Java. Android software development is not limited to using only Java technology. Android allows application developers to implement parts of their application using native-code languages such as C and C++ through the Android Native Development Kit (NDK).

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nt Toolkit (ADT) to develop, debug, and troubleshoot Android applications. ..Using Eclipse C/C++ Development Toolkit (CDT) in conjunction with Android Native Development Kit (NDK) to integrate, develop and troubleshoot native Android components through Eclipse. . .978-1-4302-4434-9978-1-4302-4435-6