Archive for category Android
RTC Plain Java SDK running on Nexus 7 (Ubuntu)…successful!
Posted by rtcpractise in Android, rtc on 01/11/2012
After installing Ubuntu on my Nexus 7, I moved on to run RTC Plain Java Programms on it. Environment: * Nexus 7 16 GB * Ubuntu 12.04 * OpenJDK 1.7 * RTC Plain Java SDK 4.0.0.1 * Eclipse 3.8 First Result: Snippet 1 Example run, but create a Stack Trace with “two dtoEvolution Elements found…”. […]
Nexus 7 with Ubuntu 12.04
Posted by rtcpractise in Android on 01/11/2012
As mentioned in the news …Ubuntu 12.04 is available for the Nexus 7. Needed is a native Ubuntu PC for the “One Click” Installation. The Installation works fine but take longer (20 min.) then mentioned in the other Blogs. I connected the Nexus 7 with an external keyboard “Logitech K400”, it works without configuration! A […]
Usage of an Android Tablet with Ubuntu to control the ESXi Server and Openfiler Server
Posted by rtcpractise in Android, rtc on 08/10/2012
Currently I’m testing my Asus Tablet with Ubuntu to steer my server environment. That’s a challenge! I use chroot to install Ubuntu on the Tablet. With the help of ssh I could now control: * Backup Time * Monitor the server health * Switch off and on (WOL) the server An Android Tablet is perfect: […]
RTC Buildmanagement with an Android Project
Posted by rtcpractise in Android, rtc on 30/05/2011
In this chapter we will create a basic Android Project with RTC as Versioncontrol and Build Management. The Android Project will be extended over the time, but for now there is just a simple Login Mask. The next Blog Entries are about: * Automated testing with Robotium * Connect the Android Project with the […]
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