Does anyone use Floggy API on a BlackBerry development? I'm looking for something like SQLite (which is supported on JDE 5.0, but I am using 4.6).
Yes, it is possible. We had some discussion about this a time ago. Search at the archives http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?forum_name=floggy-user
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Simple question: Is there a simple way to check the current Core-Plot version running in an App?
Once it's compiled into the app, no.
Anyone have some source code or something to do an application with html content?
I found it more easy than learning Java.
I want to do something like the phoneGap does but it works only with OS 5.0 and higher.
I found BrowserField but wouldn't work with 4.5 (field2 api not found), and BrowserContent I found it more difficult to learn.
There is no way to make a PhoneGap or any webworks-like application for SDK 4.5.
The reason is simple, SDK 4.5 does not support BrowserField2 class, this class plays the main role in rendering of webworks application.
I'm developing an iPad app and I'd like to use something like the NSCollectionView on it. There are SEVERAL 3rd party libs that do that. The problem is that none of them seem to support iOS 4.x. I really need to support this version of iOS. Does anyone knows a NSCollectionView-ish control for iOS that supports iOS 4.0?
Thanks!
I used AQGridView (https://github.com/AlanQuatermain/AQGridView) last year in an app whose deployment target was 3.1.3 (not 3.2 as mentioned by Scott in another answer -- that's the SDK version it requires, not the deployment target) so you should be able to use it for your project.
Here's a couple of other options I am evaluating for upcoming projects:
https://github.com/gmoledina/GMGridView
https://github.com/zorn/BCCollectionView
I'm not sure what their requirements are, I've just bookmarked them for checking out. GMGridView looks nice, I like its support for full-screen paging.
This one requires ARC and so you can't use it in 4.0:
https://github.com/kolinkrewinkel/KKGridView
But it does look nice. Overall, right now, I think AQGridView is the best fit for you.
AQGridView Supports 3.2 or greater.
Say, I build my app using iphoneos4.2 as the Base SDK. Will the Core MIDI part work on older devices? I suppose not, but is there a way to make it work?
Because CoreMIDI was only introduced in 4.2, older versions of the OS don't contain the framework and so cannot use it. You could use something like DSMidiWiFi as a substitute.
Is it possible to use Xuggle for Blackberry development?
Has anyone attempted this?
Thank you.
Xuggle uses native code and relies on the FFmpeg library - neither of which are supported by J2ME or Blackberry.