Op 1-11-2010 9:14, Moreira, Luis A schreef:
> The main question here is, as anybody tried the Android tool set and
> wrote a program that is actually running on an Android phone? Their
> experiences with the all process of writing it, downloading it to the
> phone and running it would be appreciated.

Wrote my own simple program to change the call forwarding status.
Program only has a few buttons.
I used the Hack a day tutorial:
http://hackaday.com/2010/07/15/android-dev-101-%E2%80%93-part-1hello-world/

Writing the program: First Hello world is pretty simple. When you dive into
your program it gets a bit harder. But, if you get the Activities,=20
Services, Broadcast receivers,
Content providers and intents, it not harder then writing a random java=20
program with
a gui.

The eclipse development platform with emulator works great. Eclipse is a=20
feature-rich IDE.
The emulator is bit heavy, but with a fairly modern computer is shoudn't=20
give you much
problems.

You can upload an APK package to your phone via USB and you can install it.
To do that you need an file explorer, like Astro file manager.

If you have a webserver on your development pc you can download it over
http and install it.

Roel Adriaans.
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