Beginning Android Development

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This document provides steps for getting started with Android development, including getting the Android SDK, creating an Android project, configuring and running an application on an emulator, debugging issues like NullPointerExceptions, and working with the Android user interface using XML layouts and drag and drop in the Eclipse editor. The document demonstrates core tasks for setting up an Android development environment and debugging a simple application.

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Software Engineering Large Practical

Stephen Gilmore

School of Informatics

October 3, 2012

Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

Getting the Android SDK

Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

Creating a new Android project

Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

Naming your project

Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

Specifying the platform

Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

Market share of Android versions

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Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

Looking at samples

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A project is created

Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

Conﬁguring an Android application

Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

Run conﬁgurations

Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

Setting the DNS server

Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

Running an Android application

Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

Starting the activity on the emulator

Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

The emulator running

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Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

Searching the dictionary

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Autocompletion is used

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The application in the launchpad

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Managing apps on the phone

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Selecting an app for deletion

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Forcing apps to stop

png

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Uninstalling an app

png

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Seeding a NullPointerException (NPE)

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Try to run the application

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User view of a NullPointerException

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Change the Eclipse perspective

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Dalvik Debug and Monitor Service

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DDMS perspective with LogCat

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Developer view of a NPE

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Graphical view of XML in editor

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Changing the theme (Holo light)

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Adding widgets with drag and drop

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Beginning Android Development

1. Software Engineering Large Practical Stephen Gilmore School of Informatics October 3, 2012 Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

2. Getting the Android SDK Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

3. Getting the Android SDK Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

4. Getting the Android SDK Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

5. Getting the Android SDK Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

6. Getting the Android SDK Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

7. Getting the Android SDK Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

8. Getting the Android SDK Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

9. Getting the Android SDK Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

10. Creating a new Android project Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

11. Naming your project Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

12. Specifying the platform Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

13. Market share of Android versions png Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

14. Looking at samples Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

15. A project is created Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

16. Conﬁguring an Android application Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

17. Run conﬁgurations Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

18. Setting the DNS server Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

19. Running an Android application Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

20. Starting the activity on the emulator Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

21. The emulator running png Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

22. Searching the dictionary png Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

23. Autocompletion is used png Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

24. The application in the launchpad png Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

25. Managing apps on the phone png Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

26. Selecting an app for deletion png Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

27. Forcing apps to stop png Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

28. Forcing apps to stop png Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

29. Uninstalling an app png Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

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32. Seeding a NullPointerException (NPE) Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

33. Try to run the application Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

34. User view of a NullPointerException png Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

35. Change the Eclipse perspective Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

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43. Source code view of XML in editor Stephen Gilmore Software Engineering Large Practical

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