| adb logcat
I/DEBUG ( 494): debuggerd: Feb 28 2008 17:13:08
D/AndroidRuntime( 496):
D/AndroidRuntime( 496): AndroidRuntime START
I/AndroidRuntime( 496): Assertions enabled for ALL code (-ea and -esa)
I/runtime ( 497): Startup: sys='/system' asset='/system/app' data='/data'
I/runtime ( 497): Entered boot_init()!
D/runtime ( 497): ProcessState: 0x124e8
I/runtime ( 497): Binder driver opened. Multiprocess enabled.
D/AndroidRuntime( 496): --- registering native functions ---
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Conclusion
Developing with Android is a pleasure. We're confident that Android will be a major platform in the near future, and we're looking forward to continuing to develop for it.
Future articles will discuss how to use Activitys, including adding them to the AndroidManifest.xml file, and calling one Activity from another. We'll also discuss our favorite topic, which is client-server. With the right class libraries, it's not difficult to use SOAP for client-server interactions. We'll demonstrate Android using SOAP to communicate with JBoss Seam web services.
If your business needs to kick start its Android development to have products ready when the first Android handsets hit the stores for this year's gift season, contact us at 310 356 7869, or at sales@chiralsoftware.net, and we can discuss getting your Android project started.
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