This course is a comprehensive look at the Android architecture that teaches how to build and deploy applications for Android phones and tablets using the Java programming language. Starting with the installation of the required developer tools, including Eclipse and the Android SDK, the course covers how to build the user interface, work with local data, integrate data from the accelerometer and other sensors, and deploy finished applications to the Android Market.
Topics include:
- Understanding project creation and structure
- Using explicit and implicit intents
- Setting up security and permissions
- Building text, button, and list controls
- Applying styles and themes to the interface
- Providing alternate layouts for different screen sizes
- Creating menus and dialogs
- Working with audio and video
- Adding animation
- Displaying notifications
- Using input from sensors
- Creating a home screen widget
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Frequently asked questions
Find answers to the most frequently asked questions about Android App Development with Java Essential Training.
- Q: When I try to run Chapter 2 exercise file "explicit intents" I receive the message below. What is the problem and how can I fix it?
"Android requires compiler compliance level 5.0 or 6.0. Found '1.7' instead. Please use Android Tools > Fix Project Properties."
- A: Try the following steps:
1. Delete the gen folder from the project's root folder.
2. From the Eclipse menu, select Project > Clean.
3. Select Properties > android tools > fix project properties.
If these steps don't work, create a new Android project and copy over the source code and other asset files.
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