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Mparadis at 16:49, 7 June 2017

2017-06-07T16:49:47Z

Patrick: /* Quick Downloads */

2013-05-21T17:40:08Z

Quick Downloads

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	{{APIQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/documentation/JavaDoc.zip}}		{{APIQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/documentation/JavaDoc.zip}}
	{{ExtraAPIQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/documentation/web/javadoc/index.html\|HTML Version of}}\|		{{ExtraAPIQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/documentation/web/javadoc/index.html\|HTML Version of}}\|
	{{ExampleQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz\|~~(and Phidget Android Library)~~}}\|		{{ExampleQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz\|}}\|
	{{ExtraLibraryQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz\|\|(Phidget21.jar included in Examples)}}		{{ExtraLibraryQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz\|\|(Phidget21.jar included in Examples)}}
	{{WindowsQuickDownloads}}		{{WindowsQuickDownloads}}

Mwbenedi at 19:14, 17 September 2012

2012-09-17T19:14:39Z

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	====Use Our Examples====		====Use Our Examples====

	Download and unpack the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz Phidget Examples for Android]. There are two ~~Hello World~~ examples: {{Code\|~~HelloWorldRemote~~}} (the one you want), and {{Code\|~~HelloWorld~~}} (for tablets with a USB port).		Download and unpack the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz Phidget Examples for Android]. There are two InterfaceKit examples: {{Code\|InterfaceKitExample}} (the one you want), and {{Code\|InterfaceKitUSBExample}} (for tablets with a USB port).

	Import the {{Code\|~~HelloWorldRemote~~}} example into Eclipse:		Import the {{Code\|InterfaceKitExample}} example into Eclipse:
	* File → Import... → General → Existing Projects Into Workspace → (Next)		* File → Import... → General → Existing Projects Into Workspace → (Next)
	* Select {{Code\|~~HelloWorldRemote~~}} root directory → Select all files → Finish		* Select {{Code\|InterfaceKitExample}} root directory → Select all files → Finish

			Make sure the .jar files are included in the Java build path:
			* Right click the project name, select "Properties" from the menu that pops up.
			* Select "Java Build Path" from the menu on the left.
			* Select the "Libraries" tab.
			* If phidget21.jar or PhidgetsUSB.jar are not visible, click "Add Jars..." and add both files. (These files should both be in the "libs" folder of the android project.)

	Next, you '''must change''' the IP address within the example code to the IP address of the computer directly connected to the Phidget you are trying to control. This happens on the line that says something like:		Next, you '''must change''' the IP address within the example code to the IP address of the computer directly connected to the Phidget you are trying to control. This happens on the line that says something like:
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	</div>		</div>

	Also, note that the ~~HelloWorldRemote~~ example was written for Android 2.1. If needed, you can change this in:		Also, note that the InterfaceKitExample example was written for Android 2.1. If needed, you can change this in:
	(Right Click on Project) → Properties → Resource (on left) → Android		(Right Click on Project) → Properties → Resource (on left) → Android

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	This will bring up the Android Virtual Device manager window. If your Android hardware is plugged in to your debugging computer, you will see the hardware as an option on which to run the example. You should run it directly on your Android device, unless you are comfortable setting up the emulator to run on your local network.		This will bring up the Android Virtual Device manager window. If your Android hardware is plugged in to your debugging computer, you will see the hardware as an option on which to run the example. You should run it directly on your Android device, unless you are comfortable setting up the emulator to run on your local network.

	After the {{Code\|~~HelloWorldRemote~~}} application starts running on your Android device:		After the {{Code\|InterfaceKitExample}} application starts running on your Android device:
	# Make sure the Phidget WebService is running on the computer with the IP address you put into the code		# Make sure the Phidget WebService is running on the computer with the IP address you put into the code. If you're using Linux, remember to run the webservice as root.
	#*For directions on how to set up and run the webservice on a remote computer, refer to the page [[Software Overview#Operating System Support\|for that operating system]]		#*For directions on how to set up and run the webservice on a remote computer, refer to the page [[Software Overview#Operating System Support\|for that operating system]]
	# Plug a Phidget into that computer		# Plug a Phidget into that computer

	And on your Android device~~, depending on which Phidget you plug in~~, you should see something like:		And on your Android device, you should see something like:

	[[~~Image~~:~~android_helloworld_remotehello~~.png\|700px\|alt=\|link=]]		[[File:Android Attached.png\|700px\|alt=\|link=]]

	~~And when~~ you unplug that Phidget from the remote computer, you should see ~~something like this on your Android device~~:		Notice the line in the top left that says: "Status: Attached". When you unplug that Phidget from the remote computer, you should see that line change:

	[[~~Image~~:~~android_helloworld_remotegoodbye~~.png\|700px\|alt=\|link=]]		[[File:Android Detached.png\|700px\|alt=\|link=]]

	~~If you have the specific Phidget for the other included Android examples (i.e. the InterfaceKit), you can run the other examples in the same way.~~

	~~To envision the system in the background, you can refer to the WebService section on the [[OS - Android]] page.~~

	====Write Your Own Code====		====Write Your Own Code====
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	# Add the libs/ folder to your project		# Add the libs/ folder to your project
	#* To add the libs/ folder in Eclipse, simply place it in the root folder of your project		#* To add the libs/ folder in Eclipse, simply place it in the root folder of your project
	# Add the phidget21.jar file to your project		# Add the phidget21.jar file to the "libs" folder of your project
	#* In Eclipse use the top-bar menu: Project → Properties → Java Build Path → Libraries (tab) → Add JAR		#* In Eclipse use the top-bar menu: Project → Properties → Java Build Path → Libraries (tab) → Add JAR

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	Import the {{Code\|HelloWorld}} example into Eclipse:		Import the {{Code\|HelloWorld}} example into Eclipse:
	* File → Import... → General → Existing Projects Into Workspace → (Next)		* File → Import... → General → Existing Projects Into Workspace → (Next)
	* Select {{Code\|~~HelloWorldRemote~~}} root directory → Select all files → Finish		* Select {{Code\|HelloWorld}} root directory → Select all files → Finish

	Note that the HelloWorld example was written for Android 3.1. If needed, you can change this in:		Note that the HelloWorld example was written for Android 3.1. If needed, you can change this in:
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	* In Properties → Java Compiler → (Checkbox) Enable Project Specific Settings → Set Compiler Compliance Level = Java Version → Apply		* In Properties → Java Compiler → (Checkbox) Enable Project Specific Settings → Set Compiler Compliance Level = Java Version → Apply
	* When told this requires rebuild, say Rebuild Now		* When told this requires rebuild, say Rebuild Now

			==={{ProblemSolution\|General Error\|Phidget examples crash immediately for no obvious reason}}===

			Likely Fix: This may happen if your "phidget21.jar" or "PhidgetsUSB.jar" files are not in the correct directory
			* Move the "phidget21.jar" and "PhidgetsUSB.jar" files to the "libs" directory of your android project and make sure you've included the libraries in Eclipse, if you are using it.

Burley at 17:45, 8 August 2012

2012-08-08T17:45:38Z

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	</syntaxhighlight></div>		</syntaxhighlight></div>

	The ''complete'' set of functions you have available for all Phidgets can be found in the [{{SERVER}}/documentation/JavaDoc.zip Java API]. You can also find more description on any device-specific function in the Device API for your specific Phidget, which can be found on its ~~product page on~~ [[~~{{SERVER}} our main website~~]].		The ''complete'' set of functions you have available for all Phidgets can be found in the [{{SERVER}}/documentation/JavaDoc.zip Java API]. You can also find more description on any device-specific function in the Device API for your specific Phidget, which can be found in its [[:Category:UserGuide\|user guide]].

	==Common Problems and Solutions/Workarounds==		==Common Problems and Solutions/Workarounds==

Cora: /* Quick Downloads */

2012-06-29T20:00:59Z

Quick Downloads

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	==Quick Downloads==		==Quick Downloads==
	{{QuickDownloads\|Android\|		{{QuickDownloads\|Android\|
	{{APIQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/documentation/JavaDoc.zip}}\|		{{APIQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/documentation/JavaDoc.zip}}
			{{ExtraAPIQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/documentation/web/javadoc/index.html\|HTML Version of}}\|
	{{ExampleQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz\|(and Phidget Android Library)}}\|		{{ExampleQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz\|(and Phidget Android Library)}}\|
	{{ExtraLibraryQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz\|\|(Phidget21.jar included in Examples)}}		{{ExtraLibraryQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz\|\|(Phidget21.jar included in Examples)}}

Cora: /* Code Snippets */

2012-06-28T18:25:18Z

Code Snippets

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	It may help to have the [[General Phidget Programming]] page and this section open at the same time, because they parallel each other and you can refer to the Android Java syntax. However, many additional concepts are covered on the General Phidget Programming page on a high level, such as using multiple Phidgets, handling errors, and different styles of programming.		It may help to have the [[General Phidget Programming]] page and this section open at the same time, because they parallel each other and you can refer to the Android Java syntax. However, many additional concepts are covered on the General Phidget Programming page on a high level, such as using multiple Phidgets, handling errors, and different styles of programming.

	For example, if we were using a [{{SERVER}}/products.php?product_id=1018 \| Phidget Interface Kit]] as our device, the general calls would look like this:		For example, if we were using a [{{SERVER}}/products.php?product_id=1018 Phidget Interface Kit] as our device, the general calls would look like this:

	====Step One: Initialize and Open====		====Step One: Initialize and Open====

Cora at 18:14, 28 June 2012

2012-06-28T18:14:02Z

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	==Quick Downloads==		==Quick Downloads==
	{{QuickDownloads\|Android\|		{{QuickDownloads\|Android\|
	{{APIQuickDownloads\|~~http://www.phidgets.com~~/documentation/JavaDoc.zip}}\|		{{APIQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/documentation/JavaDoc.zip}}\|
	{{ExampleQuickDownloads\|~~http://www.phidgets.com~~/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz\|(and Phidget Android Library)}}\|		{{ExampleQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz\|(and Phidget Android Library)}}\|
	{{ExtraLibraryQuickDownloads\|~~http://www.phidgets.com~~/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz\|\|(Phidget21.jar included in Examples)}}		{{ExtraLibraryQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz\|\|(Phidget21.jar included in Examples)}}
	{{WindowsQuickDownloads}}		{{WindowsQuickDownloads}}
	{{MacQuickDownloads}}		{{MacQuickDownloads}}
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	====Use Our Examples====		====Use Our Examples====

	Download and unpack the [~~http://www.phidgets.com~~/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz Phidget Examples for Android]. There are two Hello World examples: {{Code\|HelloWorldRemote}} (the one you want), and {{Code\|HelloWorld}} (for tablets with a USB port).		Download and unpack the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz Phidget Examples for Android]. There are two Hello World examples: {{Code\|HelloWorldRemote}} (the one you want), and {{Code\|HelloWorld}} (for tablets with a USB port).

	Import the {{Code\|HelloWorldRemote}} example into Eclipse:		Import the {{Code\|HelloWorldRemote}} example into Eclipse:
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	=====Step One: Link the Phidget Libraries to your Project=====		=====Step One: Link the Phidget Libraries to your Project=====

	When you download and unzip the [~~http://www.phidgets.com~~/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz Phidget Examples for Android], each project folder will (in addition to the project files themselves) contain three things:		When you download and unzip the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz Phidget Examples for Android], each project folder will (in addition to the project files themselves) contain three things:
	# A libs/ folder (containing an armabi/ folder and a single file called libphidget21.so)		# A libs/ folder (containing an armabi/ folder and a single file called libphidget21.so)
	# A jar file containing the general Phidget java library (phidget21.jar)		# A jar file containing the general Phidget java library (phidget21.jar)
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	====Use Our Examples====		====Use Our Examples====

	Download and unpack the [~~http://www.phidgets.com~~/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz Phidget Examples for Android]. There are two Hello World examples: {{Code\|HelloWorld}} (the one you want), and {{Code\|HelloWorldRemote}} (for controlling Phidgets over the WebService).		Download and unpack the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz Phidget Examples for Android]. There are two Hello World examples: {{Code\|HelloWorld}} (the one you want), and {{Code\|HelloWorldRemote}} (for controlling Phidgets over the WebService).

	Import the {{Code\|HelloWorld}} example into Eclipse:		Import the {{Code\|HelloWorld}} example into Eclipse:
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	=====Step One: Link the Phidget Libraries to your Project=====		=====Step One: Link the Phidget Libraries to your Project=====

	When you download and unzip the [~~http://www.phidgets.com~~/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz Phidget Examples for Android], each project folder will (in addition to the project files themselves) contain three things:		When you download and unzip the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz Phidget Examples for Android], each project folder will (in addition to the project files themselves) contain three things:
	# A libs/ folder (containing an armabi/ folder and a single file called libphidget21.so)		# A libs/ folder (containing an armabi/ folder and a single file called libphidget21.so)
	# A jar file containing the general Phidget java library (phidget21.jar)		# A jar file containing the general Phidget java library (phidget21.jar)
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	Programming with Phidgets in Android Java makes extensive use of the mainstream Java Phidgets library, so the Java API reference will be helpful:		Programming with Phidgets in Android Java makes extensive use of the mainstream Java Phidgets library, so the Java API reference will be helpful:

	{{UsingAPhidgetInCodeGeneral\|although you can only use the event code in Android\|[~~http://www.phidgets.com~~/documentation/JavaDoc.zip Java API]}}		{{UsingAPhidgetInCodeGeneral\|although you can only use the event code in Android\|[{{SERVER}}/documentation/JavaDoc.zip Java API]}}

	===API Support===		===API Support===
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	It may help to have the [[General Phidget Programming]] page and this section open at the same time, because they parallel each other and you can refer to the Android Java syntax. However, many additional concepts are covered on the General Phidget Programming page on a high level, such as using multiple Phidgets, handling errors, and different styles of programming.		It may help to have the [[General Phidget Programming]] page and this section open at the same time, because they parallel each other and you can refer to the Android Java syntax. However, many additional concepts are covered on the General Phidget Programming page on a high level, such as using multiple Phidgets, handling errors, and different styles of programming.

	For example, if we were using a [~~[Product -~~ 1018 ~~- PhidgetInterfaceKit 8/8/8~~ \| Phidget Interface Kit]] as our device, the general calls would look like this:		For example, if we were using a [{{SERVER}}/products.php?product_id=1018 \| Phidget Interface Kit]] as our device, the general calls would look like this:

	====Step One: Initialize and Open====		====Step One: Initialize and Open====
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	</syntaxhighlight></div>		</syntaxhighlight></div>

	The ''complete'' set of functions you have available for all Phidgets can be found in the [~~http://www.phidgets.com~~/documentation/JavaDoc.zip Java API]. You can also find more description on any device-specific function in the Device API for your specific Phidget, which can be found on its product page on [[~~http://www.phidgets.com/~~ our main website]].		The ''complete'' set of functions you have available for all Phidgets can be found in the [{{SERVER}}/documentation/JavaDoc.zip Java API]. You can also find more description on any device-specific function in the Device API for your specific Phidget, which can be found on its product page on [[{{SERVER}} our main website]].

	==Common Problems and Solutions/Workarounds==		==Common Problems and Solutions/Workarounds==

Cora at 21:19, 14 May 2012

2012-05-14T21:19:03Z

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	{{QuickDownloads\|Android\|		{{QuickDownloads\|Android\|
	{{APIQuickDownloads\|http://www.phidgets.com/documentation/JavaDoc.zip}}\|		{{APIQuickDownloads\|http://www.phidgets.com/documentation/JavaDoc.zip}}\|
	{{ExampleQuickDownloads\|http://www.phidgets.com/downloads/examples/android-~~examples_2.1.8.20120216~~.tar.gz\|(and Phidget Android Library)}}\|		{{ExampleQuickDownloads\|http://www.phidgets.com/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz\|(and Phidget Android Library)}}\|
	{{ExtraLibraryQuickDownloads\|http://www.phidgets.com/downloads/examples/android-~~examples_2.1.8.20120216~~.tar.gz\|\|(Phidget21.jar included in Examples)}}		{{ExtraLibraryQuickDownloads\|http://www.phidgets.com/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz\|\|(Phidget21.jar included in Examples)}}
	{{WindowsQuickDownloads}}		{{WindowsQuickDownloads}}
	{{MacQuickDownloads}}		{{MacQuickDownloads}}
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	====Use Our Examples====		====Use Our Examples====

	Download and unpack the [http://www.phidgets.com/downloads/examples/android-~~examples_2.1.8.20120216~~.tar.gz Phidget Examples for Android]. There are two Hello World examples: {{Code\|HelloWorldRemote}} (the one you want), and {{Code\|HelloWorld}} (for tablets with a USB port).		Download and unpack the [http://www.phidgets.com/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz Phidget Examples for Android]. There are two Hello World examples: {{Code\|HelloWorldRemote}} (the one you want), and {{Code\|HelloWorld}} (for tablets with a USB port).

	Import the {{Code\|HelloWorldRemote}} example into Eclipse:		Import the {{Code\|HelloWorldRemote}} example into Eclipse:
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	=====Step One: Link the Phidget Libraries to your Project=====		=====Step One: Link the Phidget Libraries to your Project=====

	When you download and unzip the [http://www.phidgets.com/downloads/examples/android-~~examples_2.1.8.20120216~~.tar.gz Phidget Examples for Android], each project folder will (in addition to the project files themselves) contain three things:		When you download and unzip the [http://www.phidgets.com/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz Phidget Examples for Android], each project folder will (in addition to the project files themselves) contain three things:
	# A libs/ folder (containing an armabi/ folder and a single file called libphidget21.so)		# A libs/ folder (containing an armabi/ folder and a single file called libphidget21.so)
	# A jar file containing the general Phidget java library (phidget21.jar)		# A jar file containing the general Phidget java library (phidget21.jar)
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	====Use Our Examples====		====Use Our Examples====

	Download and unpack the [http://www.phidgets.com/downloads/examples/android-~~examples_2.1.8.20120216~~.tar.gz Phidget Examples for Android]. There are two Hello World examples: {{Code\|HelloWorld}} (the one you want), and {{Code\|HelloWorldRemote}} (for controlling Phidgets over the WebService).		Download and unpack the [http://www.phidgets.com/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz Phidget Examples for Android]. There are two Hello World examples: {{Code\|HelloWorld}} (the one you want), and {{Code\|HelloWorldRemote}} (for controlling Phidgets over the WebService).

	Import the {{Code\|HelloWorld}} example into Eclipse:		Import the {{Code\|HelloWorld}} example into Eclipse:
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	=====Step One: Link the Phidget Libraries to your Project=====		=====Step One: Link the Phidget Libraries to your Project=====

	When you download and unzip the [http://www.phidgets.com/downloads/examples/android-~~examples_2.1.8.20120216~~.tar.gz Phidget Examples for Android], each project folder will (in addition to the project files themselves) contain three things:		When you download and unzip the [http://www.phidgets.com/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz Phidget Examples for Android], each project folder will (in addition to the project files themselves) contain three things:
	# A libs/ folder (containing an armabi/ folder and a single file called libphidget21.so)		# A libs/ folder (containing an armabi/ folder and a single file called libphidget21.so)
	# A jar file containing the general Phidget java library (phidget21.jar)		# A jar file containing the general Phidget java library (phidget21.jar)
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	</syntaxhighlight></div>		</syntaxhighlight></div>

	The ''complete'' set of functions you have available for all Phidgets can be found in the [http://www.phidgets.com/documentation/JavaDoc.zip Java API]. You can also find more description on any device-specific function ~~either~~ in the ~~[[Device List\|~~Device API~~]] page~~ for ~~calls available only on~~ your specific Phidget.		The ''complete'' set of functions you have available for all Phidgets can be found in the [http://www.phidgets.com/documentation/JavaDoc.zip Java API]. You can also find more description on any device-specific function in the Device API for your specific Phidget, which can be found on its product page on [[http://www.phidgets.com/ our main website]].

	==Common Problems and Solutions/Workarounds==		==Common Problems and Solutions/Workarounds==

Cora: /* Common Problems and Solutions/Workarounds */

2012-05-09T21:08:13Z

Common Problems and Solutions/Workarounds

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	This section contains some Android Java and Eclipse-specific common problems. For more answers about using Phidgets, visit our forums, FAQ, or contact us.		This section contains some Android Java and Eclipse-specific common problems. For more answers about using Phidgets, visit our forums, FAQ, or contact us.

	{{ProblemSolution\|Eclipse Error\|Unable to get view server protocol version from device emulator}}		==={{ProblemSolution\|Eclipse Error\|Unable to get view server protocol version from device emulator}}===

	Likely Fix: Project → Clean... → Clean All (If that does not work, clean again and restart Eclipse)		Likely Fix: Project → Clean... → Clean All (If that does not work, clean again and restart Eclipse)

	{{ProblemSolution\|Eclipse Error\|Android requires compiler compliance level 5.0 or 6.0. Found 'X.Y' instead}}		==={{ProblemSolution\|Eclipse Error\|Android requires compiler compliance level 5.0 or 6.0. Found 'X.Y' instead}}===

	Likely Fix: This may happen when running the examples. The javac and java version on the example do not match those on your computer.		Likely Fix: This may happen when running the examples. The javac and java version on the example do not match those on your computer.

Cora: /* Follow the Examples */

2012-04-25T21:24:12Z

Follow the Examples

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	By following the instructions above, you probably now have a working example and want to understand it better so you can change it to do what you want. This section has resources for you to learn from the examples and write your own.		By following the instructions above, you probably now have a working example and want to understand it better so you can change it to do what you want. This section has resources for you to learn from the examples and write your own.

	Programming with Phidgets in ~~MATLAB~~ makes extensive use of the mainstream Java Phidgets library, so the Java API reference will be helpful:		Programming with Phidgets in Android Java makes extensive use of the mainstream Java Phidgets library, so the Java API reference will be helpful:

	{{UsingAPhidgetInCodeGeneral\|although you can only use the event code in Android\|[http://www.phidgets.com/documentation/JavaDoc.zip Java API]}}		{{UsingAPhidgetInCodeGeneral\|although you can only use the event code in Android\|[http://www.phidgets.com/documentation/JavaDoc.zip Java API]}}

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	{{APIQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/documentation/JavaDoc.zip}}		{{APIQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/documentation/JavaDoc.zip}}
	{{ExtraAPIQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/documentation/web/javadoc/index.html\|HTML Version of}}\|		{{ExtraAPIQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/documentation/web/javadoc/index.html\|HTML Version of}}\|
	{{ExampleQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz\|~~(and Phidget Android Library)~~}}\|		{{ExampleQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz\|}}\|
	{{ExtraLibraryQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz\|\|(Phidget21.jar included in Examples)}}		{{ExtraLibraryQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz\|\|(Phidget21.jar included in Examples)}}
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	==Quick Downloads==		==Quick Downloads==
	{{QuickDownloads\|Android\|		{{QuickDownloads\|Android\|
	{{APIQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/documentation/JavaDoc.zip}}\|		{{APIQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/documentation/JavaDoc.zip}}
			{{ExtraAPIQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/documentation/web/javadoc/index.html\|HTML Version of}}\|
	{{ExampleQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz\|(and Phidget Android Library)}}\|		{{ExampleQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz\|(and Phidget Android Library)}}\|
	{{ExtraLibraryQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz\|\|(Phidget21.jar included in Examples)}}		{{ExtraLibraryQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz\|\|(Phidget21.jar included in Examples)}}

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	{{ExtraAPIQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/documentation/web/javadoc/index.html\|HTML Version of}}\|		{{ExtraAPIQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/documentation/web/javadoc/index.html\|HTML Version of}}\|
	{{ExampleQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz\|}}\|		{{ExampleQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/examples/java/android-examples.tar.gz\|}}\|
	{{ExtraLibraryQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz\|\|(Phidget21.jar included in Examples)}}		{{ExtraLibraryQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/examples/java/android-examples.tar.gz\|\|(Phidget21.jar included in Examples)}}
	{{WindowsQuickDownloads}}		{{WindowsQuickDownloads}}
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	====Use Our Examples====		====Use Our Examples====

	Download and unpack the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz Phidget Examples for Android]. There are two InterfaceKit examples: {{Code\|InterfaceKitExample}} (the one you want), and {{Code\|InterfaceKitUSBExample}} (for tablets with a USB port).		Download and unpack the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/examples/java/android-examples.tar.gz Phidget Examples for Android]. There are two InterfaceKit examples: {{Code\|InterfaceKitExample}} (the one you want), and {{Code\|InterfaceKitUSBExample}} (for tablets with a USB port).

	Import the {{Code\|InterfaceKitExample}} example into Eclipse:		Import the {{Code\|InterfaceKitExample}} example into Eclipse:
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	=====Step One: Link the Phidget Libraries to your Project=====		=====Step One: Link the Phidget Libraries to your Project=====

	When you download and unzip the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz Phidget Examples for Android], each project folder will (in addition to the project files themselves) contain three things:		When you download and unzip the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/examples/java/android-examples.tar.gz Phidget Examples for Android], each project folder will (in addition to the project files themselves) contain three things:
	# A libs/ folder (containing an armabi/ folder and a single file called libphidget21.so)		# A libs/ folder (containing an armabi/ folder and a single file called libphidget21.so)
	# A jar file containing the general Phidget java library (phidget21.jar)		# A jar file containing the general Phidget java library (phidget21.jar)
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	====Use Our Examples====		====Use Our Examples====

	Download and unpack the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz Phidget Examples for Android]. There are two Hello World examples: {{Code\|HelloWorld}} (the one you want), and {{Code\|HelloWorldRemote}} (for controlling Phidgets over the WebService).		Download and unpack the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/examples/java/android-examples.tar.gz Phidget Examples for Android]. There are two Hello World examples: {{Code\|HelloWorld}} (the one you want), and {{Code\|HelloWorldRemote}} (for controlling Phidgets over the WebService).

	Import the {{Code\|HelloWorld}} example into Eclipse:		Import the {{Code\|HelloWorld}} example into Eclipse:
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	=====Step One: Link the Phidget Libraries to your Project=====		=====Step One: Link the Phidget Libraries to your Project=====

	When you download and unzip the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/android-examples.tar.gz Phidget Examples for Android], each project folder will (in addition to the project files themselves) contain three things:		When you download and unzip the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/examples/java/android-examples.tar.gz Phidget Examples for Android], each project folder will (in addition to the project files themselves) contain three things:
	# A libs/ folder (containing an armabi/ folder and a single file called libphidget21.so)		# A libs/ folder (containing an armabi/ folder and a single file called libphidget21.so)
	# A jar file containing the general Phidget java library (phidget21.jar)		# A jar file containing the general Phidget java library (phidget21.jar)