Harris Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jan 25, 2011 #1 How do I add (or get) an emulator to support the 800x480 screen size? I noticed in the designer that one can set the Layout Variant to 800x480 with a scale of 1.5(240 dpi). This Droid emulator works slick! It is very responsive as compared to others I have used for CE dev. One thing that tripped me up initially was the lack of the form designer in the IDE - until I discovered the emulator IS the form designer.... Great product BTW. Well worth the 99. Any progress on creating services? Thanks Mike Whetmore :sign0104:
How do I add (or get) an emulator to support the 800x480 screen size? I noticed in the designer that one can set the Layout Variant to 800x480 with a scale of 1.5(240 dpi). This Droid emulator works slick! It is very responsive as compared to others I have used for CE dev. One thing that tripped me up initially was the lack of the form designer in the IDE - until I discovered the emulator IS the form designer.... Great product BTW. Well worth the 99. Any progress on creating services? Thanks Mike Whetmore :sign0104:
D dlfallen Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 25, 2011 #2 Use the SDK manager (part of the Android SDK Tools) to creater a new virtual device. When doing so you can specify 480 x 800 resolution. Also be sure to correctly specify the LCD density which is probably 240 for your device. Upvote 0
Use the SDK manager (part of the Android SDK Tools) to creater a new virtual device. When doing so you can specify 480 x 800 resolution. Also be sure to correctly specify the LCD density which is probably 240 for your device.
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 25, 2011 #3 See this short tutorial: Creating emulators for large screen devices (found by searching the help viewer tool for: emulator size) Great product BTW. Well worth the 99. Click to expand... Thank you. Any progress on creating services? Click to expand... Yes. Support for services will be available in about two weeks. Upvote 0
See this short tutorial: Creating emulators for large screen devices (found by searching the help viewer tool for: emulator size) Great product BTW. Well worth the 99. Click to expand... Thank you. Any progress on creating services? Click to expand... Yes. Support for services will be available in about two weeks.
Harris Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jan 27, 2011 #4 Thanks guys... It shall take me about 2 weeks to master what I have now!! (Yea, i wish...). I have used HB++ for 3 years until the recent sad demise.... so using B4A is very familar. :sign0089: Upvote 0
Thanks guys... It shall take me about 2 weeks to master what I have now!! (Yea, i wish...). I have used HB++ for 3 years until the recent sad demise.... so using B4A is very familar. :sign0089:
Harris Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jan 27, 2011 #5 Error Launching B4A The attached shows error received launching B4A on my desktop. Installed exactly as I did for my laptop and everything works just fine there...? Same OS: Win XP SP3 :sign0085: Attachments B4a_Error.JPG 11.6 KB · Views: 518 Upvote 0
Error Launching B4A The attached shows error received launching B4A on my desktop. Installed exactly as I did for my laptop and everything works just fine there...? Same OS: Win XP SP3 :sign0085:
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 27, 2011 #6 I believe that you are missing .Net Framework 2.0. It can be installed here: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...CB-4362-4B0D-8EDD-AAB15C5E04F5&displaylang=en Upvote 0
I believe that you are missing .Net Framework 2.0. It can be installed here: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...CB-4362-4B0D-8EDD-AAB15C5E04F5&displaylang=en
Harris Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jan 27, 2011 #7 THAT'S IT! The .net20.dlls located in the install dir made me wonder and should have clued me in... :sign0161: Thanks again... Perhaps the installer could check for its' presence and warn if not installed. This installation is on my home PC, where I don't have access to the internet (live in the mountains) so I had to cart this unit into the office (guess that's why they invented satellite service). Some required components can't just be downloaded and packed onto a USB stick. Cheers Upvote 0
THAT'S IT! The .net20.dlls located in the install dir made me wonder and should have clued me in... :sign0161: Thanks again... Perhaps the installer could check for its' presence and warn if not installed. This installation is on my home PC, where I don't have access to the internet (live in the mountains) so I had to cart this unit into the office (guess that's why they invented satellite service). Some required components can't just be downloaded and packed onto a USB stick. Cheers
