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Android 4.x development

May 30, 2015, 8:40 am
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Hi everyone,

I'm trying to develop an app with Delphi XE8 which should be compatible with android 4.x and up.  Do I have to do anything special to achieve this?

What I did is I downloaded the 4.0 android SDK, defined it in Delphi and compiled my app with it.  It compiles fine, but when I try to install it on my device, which runs Android 4.4, it tells me I can't install the app, with no more detail than that.  If I try installing it in an emulator (like Andy), it installs fine, but if I run it, it tells me that the application is not supported.

What am I missing?  Thanks for any replies...
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FMX AndroidLike Toast

June 8, 2015, 5:24 am
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Ten Tips For Creating Professional Android Apps With Delphi XE5 Firemonkey

June 10, 2015, 2:23 am
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Ten Tips For Creating Professional Android Apps With Delphi XE5 Firemonkey

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If you want users to be able to find your app again after they first install it you should add your icon to the user’s home screen. The user can remove it or it will automatically be removed if they uninstall your app.

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Users are connecting from public hotspots these days and you need to secure those data connections to keep the data safe. Some app stores like Amazon App Store will deny your app if you don’t use secure connections for your user’s login data.

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You will need to create a good number of different icon sizes to deploy with your app and to upload to each different app store. There is a free utility available which makes this easier.

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When users multitask using Android there are specific system events that will be fired. You should add these events to your app and take action as needed.

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Android apps can take a few seconds to load where the user may be confused on what your app is doing. You can set up a splash screen so the user sees your logo or something similar while your app loads. You can also You can't view the links! Click here to register.

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When the virtual keyboard pops up it will by default cover the box that is being edited if it is below the bottom half of the screen. You can scroll your form so that the field being edited stays visible.

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If your app is doing a task which will take some time like downloading or saving a file you should show a progress dialog to the user so that your app doesn’t look frozen. You can use either a multithreaded, You can't view the links! Click here to register, or You can't view the links! Click here to register.

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You should check if a user is connected to the internet before making any opening any connections that attempt to connect using the internet. This way you can notify the user if they do not have connectivity and your app can handle that accordingly.

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Android devices have a back button which you should handle so your users have a correct flow inside of your application.

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You can use both TIniFile and TMemIniFile to save settings on Android just like you would on Windows. Be sure to You can't view the links! Click here to register to get the right location to save your Ini file to. A second way to save settings would be with You can't view the links! Click here to register.

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If you want to keep connected to your users and increase retention you can use push notifications. On Android there is a push notification API from Google called Google Cloud Messaging. It is pretty closely tied to Google and you have to have API keys but keeping connected to your users is worth it. Push notifications are similar to an email newsletter.
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Free Sliding Edge Menu Component For XE8

June 21, 2015, 5:15 am
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Kernow Software FMX Components for XE7 & XE8.

(May work with earlier versions but untested)

Firemonkey Slide menu for Delphi. Inherits from a non-visual component to keep things simple.

Includes demo showing a right and left aligned slider menu.

set menu background colour
set selected item colour
set font colours
add images to items
fade background
left or right aligned menus
non-visual component for quick integration into existing projects
uses bitmap caching for optimised performance
Just the one component at the moment but hopefully I'll add more soon.

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FMX SDK Using 3rd party iOS Framework

June 28, 2015, 7:55 am
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Translate Text With The Azure Translate API XE8

June 29, 2015, 12:28 am
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Developer Stephen Ball from Embarcadero has released a component that uses the Microsoft Azure Translation service to provide in app translations in Delphi XE8 Firemonkey. There is a full blog post explaining the process of getting an Azure account for the service and then utilizing the API. You should be able to use the code from the demo and the component on Android, IOS, OSX, and Windows. The Translation service utilizes OAuth2 so the blog post shows how to integrate an OAuth2 authentication system into Delphi Firemonkey. The demo uses TRESTClient to implement the connection to the Azure service. Once you successfully authenticate with the service you can start running translation requests. Finally the entire process is wrapped up in a component which you can drop into your own app and start using the Azure translation service with very little coding. Full source code is provided for the component and the demo. You should be able to use the demo and component in Appmethod as well.

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Send Email Via Amazon Email Service Component

June 29, 2015, 12:31 am
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Developer Erick Sasse has released a Amazon Email Service component for Delphi XE8 Firemonkey over on Github. The Amazon Email Service (SES) is basically an outbound email sending service (ala an SMTP gateway) for you to send email through. There is a very small fee per email and they also have tiered buckets on how many emails you send through it a day (the more you max out your bucket the more emails they allow you to send in following days). It is a low cost solution for translational emails, notification emails, or even business emails. We use it a bit and it costs us $2-$3 a month. In any event full source code is provided for the TAmazonEmailService component and you should be able to compile it for Android, IOS, OSX, and Windows. There is a code snippet which allows shows how easy it is to send out an email using the component. You should be able to use this component with Appmethod as well.

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Free Minicraft Game Source Code

July 7, 2015, 7:41 am
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Developer CHackbart has converted the Minicraft game built by Notch (the creator of the hugely popular MineCraft) to Object Pascal. Minicraft was built for Ludum Dare #22 in 48 hours and it is a 2D top down action game. The theme of the Ludum Dare #22 competition was “Alone”. Wikipedia describes the goal of the game is to “chop down trees, mine rocks, fight zombies, and build shelter.” Notch built the game in Java and the source is available on Github. The original object pascal source by CHackbart supports FMX and has a VCL version as well. I took the FMX version and upgraded it to support Delphi XE8 Firemonkey. I haven’t tested it on Android, IOS, or OSX but it compiles for Windows and doesn’t use any platform specific code. You should be able to deploy it to the other platforms with few if any changes. The source code should also compile in Appmethod.

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BitmapUrl Example

July 8, 2015, 10:15 pm
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procedure LoadFromUrl(AUrl: string; var outSize: Int64); overload;
procedure LoadFromUrl(AUrl: string); overload;
procedure LoadThumbnailFromUrl(AUrl: string; const AFitWidth, AFitHeight: Integer);

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Speech Recognition and Text to Speech for Android with FireMonkey

July 10, 2015, 6:41 am
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Voice Recognition and Text to Speech on Android for Delphi, RAD Studio, C++Builder and Appmethod (C++ or Object Pascal).

Early stages. Still subject to heavy changes (like renaming and moving) but it works.

There are two demos. The Google Glass one also includes voice launching and voice prompt support.

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Admob Interstitials Snippet Code Using The Android JNI In Delphi XE7

July 10, 2015, 11:31 am
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Admob Interstitials Snippet Code Using The Android JNI In Delphi XE7 Firemonkey

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XE8 with Microsoft Translator

July 10, 2015, 11:35 am
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Like Image Swipe Example Similar To Tinder XE8

August 21, 2015, 3:04 am
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Like and Dislike functionality in lots of apps today is useful functionality for rating images and profiles like are found in apps like Tinder. It is pretty simply to implement functionality like this using Delphi XE8 Firemonkey. I had a developer in Eastern Europe build this example app for Firemonkey via UpWork. You should be able to compile and use this app on Android, IOS, OSX, and Windows. The app is called FMXExpress Tinder and it takes an RSS feed and downloads all the images from the feed via TNetHTTPClient. It then loads the images into a TTMSFMXBitmapContainer and the rest of the RSS data into a TFDMemTable. You are presented an image which you can swipe to the left to Dislike the image or swipe to the right to Like the image. You can also double click or tap the image to load the URL from that RSS record in the external browser of the device. There are two rectangles stacked on top of each other. When you swipe the top rectangle left or right you can see the next image in the stack in the second rectangle below the first. Once the top rectangle completely swipes away then it resets to it’s original position with the image from the second rectangle in it. The second rectangle gets the next image in the set loaded into it and this system repeats with each swipe. Full source code for this example is provided. It should also work in Appmethod.

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Bluetooth AC Control Android app with Delphi XE8 and Arduino

August 23, 2015, 8:37 am
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Arduino Bluetooth(HC-06) and relay(KY-019) to control the appliances connected to 220V.
On/Off and Interval time can be assigned easily.
Before run the app, activate the Bluetooth pairing the smart-phone and  HC-06 bluetooth module.
Please note that a short circuit or electric shock when connecting the KY-019 relay.t control with code folding, minimap, external JSON highlighter and color scheme files, etc.

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Embarcadero Technology Partner Spotlight - Aerserv ad mediation platform

August 25, 2015, 6:03 am
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Multi-platform GIF-like animation using Spritesheet (Tested on XE7/XE8)

August 30, 2015, 2:03 pm
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BlueStacks 2015 - Full Premium + Rooted

September 1, 2015, 11:40 pm
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30360, RAD Studio 10 Seattle FireMonkey Accessibility Pack

September 13, 2015, 6:46 am
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30360, RAD Studio 10 Seattle FireMonkey Accessibility Pack
The Accessibility Library supports the JAWS screen reader on Windows and the VoiceOver screen reader on Mac OS X

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KernowSoftwareFMX for D10

September 28, 2015, 11:11 pm
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İmageernow Software FMX Components for XE7, XE8 & XE10 Seattle.(May work with earlier versions but untested)Firemonkey Slide menu, ListView and Segment buttons for Delphi. Inherits from a non-visual component to keep things simple.Includes demo with source. Demo App also available on app store:You can't view the links! Click here to register
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