Hello Stefano & all there at NetBeans Development,
1.) you might want to look at Slava Pestov's JEdit (
www.JEdit.org) as
an alternate IDE.
2.) And you might also want to lookm at the NetRexx language, which is
currently going open source....
... and at Kermit Kiser's NetRexxScript and David Requenas NetRexxDE
(NetRexx Development Environment)
NetRexx combines the power and human interface of 'rexx' with the
possibilities of Java.
Simply Google 'NetRexx' to get at the details of this marvelous
language, or look at the links of
the main page of
www.Rexx2Nrx.com
For any questions, contact me directly.
Thomas Schneider.
www.thsitc.com
www.Rexx2Nrx.com
www.db-123.com
kind regards from Vienna, Austria
Thomas Schneider.
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Am 26.07.2010 10:32, schrieb Stefano Gargiulo:
Guys, i love Google, and i love Netbeans, but i'm very sad to see
that in the official android site, like in the GWT one, Eclipse is like
the only IDE of the world
read this:
The
recommended way to develop an Android application is to use Eclipse with the ADT plugin. The
ADT plugin provides editing, building, debugging, and .apk packaging
and signing functionality integrated right into the IDE.
However,
if you'd rather develop your application in another IDE, such as
IntelliJ, or in a basic editor, such as Emacs, you can do that instead.
The SDK includes all the tools you need to set up an Android project,
build it, debug it and then package it for distribution. This document
is your guide to using these tools.
IntelliJ or Emacs? They don't consider the
existence of Netbeans IDE (wich as opensource plugins for Android SDK
and GWT)
So where's Google OpenSource openess spirit?
Please ask them to include a link to the netbeans projects in official
docs.
Why don't we do all this kind of request (everyone of us can send a
mail to them, post into mailing lists or comment to google developer
blogs)
Il 24/07/2010 20:54, [hidden email]
ha scritto:
This problem is because you are overriding an installed package with
another package signed with a different certificate.
Have you changed the certificate you are using to sign the package?
Anyway, solution is simple.
Just uninstall the package from the phone (or emulator) using an adb
command. Then try again running your code and it should work.
To uninstall the package, issue this adb command.
adb uninstall org.me.hello
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