Ad Android development, a bird eyes view ...

[Rony G. Flatscher (wu-wien)]

Hi there,

given the current discussions about Android development (which reaches far beyond mobiles) and
installations it may be interesting to get a taste of how that looks like (and where/how one would
create and test and run the created Android apps).

A student, Dennis Robert Stöhr, took on a task for the ski-seminar 2010/11 and his results can be
seen here: <http://wi.wu.ac.at/rgf/diplomarbeiten/index.htm#sem_201102b>. If you click on the title,
you get his seminar paper, but you may want to start out by clicking on the presentation link at the
bottom of that box.

HTH,

---rony

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[billfen]

Rony,

Thanks for offering to contact Dennis regarding this.  He sounds like the
perfect person to check things out and to let us know how to maximize the
use of NetRexx in the Android / Eclipse world.

Since he is an experienced Eclipse user, probably all he needs to know is
-> Eclipse.org -> plugins, and search for NetRexx.  That will get him to
the plugin and the update site to be used.  Here is the link so he can just
paste it into the "add Eclipse update site":

http://sourceforge.net/projects/eclipsenetrexx/files/update/

I would then suggest that he go to the netrexx.org site and download some
sample programs.  And of course Mike's NetRexx documentation will be
invaluable to understand the differences between NetRexx and ooRexx.

Tell him to feel free to contact me via this forum, the plugin forum at
sourceforge, or directly, if he has problems, suggestions, etc.

Thanks again.

Bill


On 10/13/2011 11:26 AM, Rony G. Flatscher wrote:
> Bill,
>
> On 13.10.2011 17:10, [hidden email] wrote:
>> Thanks for the pointer - the paper and presentation have an excellent
>> description of the Eclipse Android plugin, and hopefully someone will
>> install the NetRexx plugin with it and let us know how it works.
> By coincidence this very same student (he has finished his studies and is
about to create a business
> on his own) will be participating in this year's ski-seminar as well and
for being admitted he will
> take on the task to research and talk about "Developing Android
Applications with NetRexx" on his
> own (he needs to do all the necessary research on his own, as he is not
living in Vienna anymore and
> cannot attend the checkpoint meetings). (He knows ooRexx, BSF4ooRexx and
Java, but has never worked
> with NetRexx, which is a new world for him.)
>
> If I get some pointers to the different plugins and Android development
environments, I would
> forward them to him, asking him to check them out.
>
> ---rony

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[Rony G. Flatscher (wu-wien)]

Bill,

have done by forwarding him this e-mail and also pointing out at Kermit's NetRexx Android work.

---rony


On 13.10.2011 17:58, [hidden email] wrote:

> Rony,
>
> Thanks for offering to contact Dennis regarding this.  He sounds like the
> perfect person to check things out and to let us know how to maximize the
> use of NetRexx in the Android / Eclipse world.
>
> Since he is an experienced Eclipse user, probably all he needs to know is
> -> Eclipse.org -> plugins, and search for NetRexx.  That will get him to
> the plugin and the update site to be used.  Here is the link so he can just
> paste it into the "add Eclipse update site":
>
> http://sourceforge.net/projects/eclipsenetrexx/files/update/
>
> I would then suggest that he go to the netrexx.org site and download some
> sample programs.  And of course Mike's NetRexx documentation will be
> invaluable to understand the differences between NetRexx and ooRexx.
>
> Tell him to feel free to contact me via this forum, the plugin forum at
> sourceforge, or directly, if he has problems, suggestions, etc.
>
> Thanks again.
>
> Bill
>
>
> On 10/13/2011 11:26 AM, Rony G. Flatscher wrote:
>> Bill,
>>
>> On 13.10.2011 17:10, [hidden email] wrote:
>>> Thanks for the pointer - the paper and presentation have an excellent
>>> description of the Eclipse Android plugin, and hopefully someone will
>>> install the NetRexx plugin with it and let us know how it works.
>> By coincidence this very same student (he has finished his studies and is
> about to create a business
>> on his own) will be participating in this year's ski-seminar as well and
> for being admitted he will
>> take on the task to research and talk about "Developing Android
> Applications with NetRexx" on his
>> own (he needs to do all the necessary research on his own, as he is not
> living in Vienna anymore and
>> cannot attend the checkpoint meetings). (He knows ooRexx, BSF4ooRexx and
> Java, but has never worked
>> with NetRexx, which is a new world for him.)
>>
>> If I get some pointers to the different plugins and Android development
> environments, I would
>> forward them to him, asking him to check them out.
>>
>> ---rony

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