I was wondering if this has or can be done. A decompiler/compiler that runs on android for android apks so that I can mod on the go without my pc?
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How can i make apk file.?which software is needed for that.
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First of all u need to install android sdk.
Then a linux platform such as ubuntu. If u r on windows ,can try vmplayer. With a usb key. Your works to be saved to usb to use on windows android sdk. Or else u can insall sdk in the ubuntu virtual os also. Then u need to have a good android developement ebook to walk with. I am also trying the same way. I will post you on success.
Good luck . Hard work and enjoy it
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So where had u reached buddy.u had'nd show a sign of urs aftr this post.did u achived ur success
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which IDE is the most popular for developing ANDROID APPs and ROMs in WINDOWS? Eclipse? NetBeans? ????
Eclipse (have tried it for making app)
Try it
This should fix ur problem:thumbup:
HIT THANKS IF I HELPED
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Hi Guys
I couldnt find anywhere so i am asking here. Is there any possibility to flash custom rom (like viper dhd, or jellybean r11) at virtual machine at my pc (windows 7/ ubuntu 13.04) or any emulator? If there is any tutorial, please send me a link. Would be grateful.
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I don't think so bro
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How can I install Java on A Microsoft surface Pro
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... Same way you install it on any other Windows PC? That's all that the Surface Pro is, software-wise; an x64 PC running Windows 8 Pro or 8.1 Pro.
Eazy Way
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How can I install Java on A Microsoft surface Pro
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Very Eazy bro
Choose and Download
Use This Link
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you'r Surface pro ram size lager than 4GB, Use 64bit Version​
Installed 64 bit like you said did not work
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Any install java surface pro ??
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jpeps said:
Installed 64 bit like you said did not work
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I'm not sure what it is you're trying to run, but you can at least confirm whether or not Java installed correctly:
-open a command prompt (cmd.exe)
- type java -version <enter>
For example:
Code:
C:\>java -version
java version "1.7.0_67"
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.7.0_67-b01)
Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 24.65-b04, mixed mode)
You should see something very similar if Java is installed correctly on your machine.
Do you know tasker.?
If yes ,
Let me know about getcellinfo operations by java function
And give coding with flash function.
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ahamedama said:
Do you know tasker.?
If yes ,
Let me know about getcellinfo operations by java function
And give coding with flash function.
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No
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It shows installed but it doesn't run trying to do Android development thank you
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jpeps said:
It shows installed but it doesn't run trying to do Android development thank you
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Well, your screenshot confirms Java is installed correctly. What exactly isn't running? If you're trying to run a jar file you would type something like this:
Code:
java -jar filename.jar
I don't do Andriod development, so I don't know what "it doesn't run trying to do Android development" means specifically. Perhaps you need to specify the path to the java environment in whatever application does the Andriod development. Or perhaps you have a version incompatibility. I've also seen cases where an application is specifically looking for 32bit or 64bit so you have to get the right one installed. Lastly, perhaps you need to uninstall and reinstall the Andriod development program after you've got Java installed correctly. You might want to test it with another java application just to be sure it's functioning properly.