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Mar 28 03:34:35 <KNY> does anyone here have apps that crunch a lot of numbers from a database?
Mar 28 03:34:44 <jsharkey> hmm, sqlite?
Mar 28 03:35:08 <KNY> jsharkey, no, it's not that
Mar 28 03:35:31 <KNY> I have to do a lot of calculations based on data stored and I'm having performance problems
Mar 28 03:35:48 <jsharkey> so, is the database on android, or a server?
Mar 28 03:35:57 <KNY> oh, sorry. on the phone
Mar 28 03:36:18 <KNY> it's mainly that I have an ORM layer and I have to allocate loads of objects
Mar 28 03:36:22 <jsharkey> right, so if its coming from a database, its sqlite
Mar 28 03:36:24 <jsharkey> ORM?
Mar 28 03:36:31 <KNY> object-relational mapping
Mar 28 03:36:48 <jsharkey> you cant recycle the objects?
Mar 28 03:37:10 <KNY> well, I do stuff like trend data and min/max and averages, so, no, it all has to be loaded
Mar 28 03:37:15 <zinx> look at reference queues
Mar 28 03:37:37 <jsharkey> select min(value), etc doestn work?
Mar 28 03:38:00 <KNY> jsharkey, it's a bit more involved than that :)
Mar 28 03:38:13 <KNY> min/max of calculated fields based on previous entries and such
Mar 28 03:38:28 <jsharkey> you could always roll your own storage mechanism?
Mar 28 03:38:32 <pjz> do multiple threads call View.onKeyDown() ?
Mar 28 03:38:39 <zinx> reference queues! :x
Mar 28 03:38:44 <KNY> zinx, I'm googling it!
Mar 28 03:38:53 <jsharkey> zinx: you mean factories?
Mar 28 03:39:09 <jsharkey> *factories that keep a recycling queue
Mar 28 03:39:36 <jsharkey> pjz: they shouldnt unless you're the one calling onKeyDown().  all those events should be dispatched only by UI thread
Mar 28 03:39:54 <pjz> jsharkey: okay, thanks.
Mar 28 03:40:12 <KNY> zinx, I don't see how this would help me
Mar 28 03:40:23 <KNY> (from my 30-second browse through the javadocs)
Mar 28 03:40:54 <KNY> doing the calculations themselves takes no time; it's loading all the data from the DB and putting it into my ORM is what takes too long
Mar 28 03:41:18 <jsharkey> KNY: you using floats?
Mar 28 03:41:40 <KNY> jsharkey, yes
Mar 28 03:41:48 <jsharkey> this is why com.google.android.maps.GeoPoint uses microdegrees  ;)
Mar 28 03:41:52 <KNY> doing it all with integer math would be insane :)
Mar 28 03:42:26 <jsharkey> iirc floating point math isnt directly hardware supported on dream
Mar 28 03:42:40 <jsharkey> dont quote me on that tho
Mar 28 03:42:44 <KNY> jsharkey, I know, that's mentioned in the docs
Mar 28 03:43:02 <KNY> but like I mentioned, it's not the math that's a problem
Mar 28 03:43:04 <KNY> that's pretty fast
Mar 28 03:43:22 <KNY> jsharkey, http://developer.android.com/guide/practices/design/performance.html#avoidfloat
Mar 28 03:43:54 <zinx> KNY: you can use it to re-use objects that have already been allocated, but are no longer referenced
Mar 28 03:44:26 <KNY> zinx, but the problem is that I need all the objects at once
Mar 28 03:44:40 <jsharkey> lol
Mar 28 03:44:45 <KNY> though I should look in to what the GC is actually cleaning up
Mar 28 03:44:51 <zinx> KNY: well, then you're screwed
Mar 28 03:44:53 <jsharkey> rewrite the algorithm  :)
Mar 28 03:45:00 <KNY> jsharkey, :)
Mar 28 03:45:17 <jsharkey> have the algo do its traversal using the actual cursor?
Mar 28 03:45:24 <jsharkey> idk what algo your implementing tho
Mar 28 03:45:45 <KNY> jsharkey, it's for Mileage, my fuel economy tracker
Mar 28 03:46:11 <KNY> when I calculate statistics on fill-ups, it needs to look at the entire history for most of the statistics
Mar 28 03:46:14 <zinx> KNY: you're probably storing the wrong data
Mar 28 03:46:18 <pjz> is there a convenient set of source jars I can get for the 1.1. SDK 1 to point Eclipse at?
Mar 28 03:46:32 <KNY> zinx, how so?
Mar 28 03:46:36 <zinx> KNY: you definitely are if it actually has to have all that available to Java
Mar 28 03:47:04 <zinx> KNY: you should probably be storing difference between the odometer rather than the odometer, or in addition to.  makes calculations a lot easier :P
Mar 28 03:47:27 <zinx> KNY: basically, do any calculations that are needing multiple rows up-front
Mar 28 03:47:28 <jsharkey> KNY: just store a cache!?
Mar 28 03:47:40 <zinx> KNY: then you can use pure SQL..
Mar 28 03:48:01 <KNY> zinx, hmm
Mar 28 03:48:06 <pjz> KNY: are you sure you need the full history?
Mar 28 03:48:07 <zinx> KNY: and the calculations can all be done by just iterating over the rows, no need to store anything.
Mar 28 03:48:12 <jsharkey> fake averages by keeping the sum and N value
Mar 28 03:48:30 <zinx> jsharkey: that's no fake :D
Mar 28 03:48:35 <pjz> KNY: techniques like jsharkey suggests work just fine
Mar 28 03:48:45 <KNY> pjz, cache?
Mar 28 03:49:09 <jsharkey> KNY: keep a running total, and the N to use when calculating the average for that sum
Mar 28 03:49:10 <KNY> zinx, I'll look in to storing the calculations when the data is saved
Mar 28 03:49:12 <pjz> KNY: no, things like store the average of N points by keeping the sum of all the points and the value of N
Mar 28 03:49:39 <jsharkey> KNY: that way you dont need to calculate the sum over all each time
Mar 28 03:49:44 <pjz> KNY: so to update it you just add your new datapoint to the sum and increment N and etc
Mar 28 03:49:47 <jsharkey> just store the sum in one place
Mar 28 03:49:49 <jsharkey> pjz: exactly  :)
Mar 28 03:50:11 <KNY> you mean store it in the database?
Mar 28 03:50:25 <zinx> it can be wherever
Mar 28 03:50:26 <jsharkey> sure, in a different table somewhere, or a SharedPreference to keep it lightweight
Mar 28 03:50:30 <pjz> jsharkey: if you don't care as much about precision you can just keep the average and N
Mar 28 03:50:39 <pjz> jsharkey: because sum = avg * N
Mar 28 03:50:51 <zinx> pjz: that is going to cause major precision issues as time goes on
Mar 28 03:51:02 <jsharkey> pjz: right, but that weights it towards newer values
Mar 28 03:51:07 <zinx> pjz: since each new operation will have precision issues
Mar 28 03:51:23 <pjz> zinx: hi, see my disclaimer above where I said "if you don't care as much about precision" ?
Mar 28 03:51:43 <jsharkey> lol
Mar 28 03:51:54 <zinx> pjz: there's a difference between caring about precision, and having use for a completely bogus value
Mar 28 03:51:59 <pjz> jsharkey: enh, only a little
Mar 28 03:52:06 <zinx> pjz: A lot.  and more as time goes on.
Mar 28 03:52:43 <zinx> even if you use floating point math it's going to be bad.. pretty much impossible with integer math ;D
Mar 28 03:53:14 <pjz> zinx: depends on N and the precision of avg. if avg is a double and you only care about like 1 decimal, and N is < 1000 or so, you're preobably okay
Mar 28 03:53:45 * pjz shrugs
Mar 28 03:53:50 <zinx> pjz: it's the difference between being 0.01 off, and being 0.01 off on 10,000 operations, making it 100.00 off.
Mar 28 03:55:09 <zinx> in any case, it's kinda pointless because storing it as a sum + N is just as easy, and far more accurate :x
Mar 28 03:56:07 <zinx> and as an added bonus, if you want standard deviation all you have to do is also store sum(value^2)
Mar 28 03:56:53 <pjz> zinx: I don't think the error is as big as you think it is.
Mar 28 03:57:19 <zinx> pjz: i don't think there's any point to storing sum/N and N instead of sum and N
Mar 28 03:58:47 <zinx> pjz: it only makes sense if someone's reading the data file and can't do simple math
Mar 28 04:00:19 <pjz> zinx: well, I stored the avg that way in assembly class b/c I could store it and display it and not have to keep sum since I would just update the avg.
Mar 28 04:00:36 <pjz> zinx: yay code bumming ;)
Mar 28 04:00:38 <zinx> what?
Mar 28 04:00:58 <zinx> you have to store both the sum (in some form) and N
Mar 28 04:01:02 <pjz> zinx: I could read the bytes I was going to display, so they were effectively free storage
Mar 28 04:01:03 <zinx> and you have to update both.
Mar 28 04:02:12 <zinx> pjz: my problem is, removing a row then adding it back may result in a different average, and so on.
Mar 28 04:02:24 <zinx> (and probably will, at that)
Mar 28 04:03:10 <pjz> so anyway, back to my question: are there handy android source jars I can download to see why I'm crashing the SDK with my app?
Mar 28 04:04:03 <zinx> crashing how?  i don't have that in my scrollback
Mar 28 04:04:37 <pjz> zinx: well, eclipse says that ViewRoot.deliverKeyEvent (line 1672) threw an NPE
Mar 28 04:04:47 <pjz> but I dunno what's *on* that line since I don't have source jars
Mar 28 04:05:05 <pjz> so I'm looking for an android-src.jar that I can point Eclipse at
Mar 28 04:05:11 <zinx> there isn't one
Mar 28 04:05:26 <zinx> you can check out the source using repo, though
Mar 28 04:07:31 <pjz> yah
Mar 28 04:07:35 <zinx> that line number does line up with where a null pointer exception could be passed up, but it's not in a useful place
Mar 28 04:07:40 <pjz> but that's more than I want
Mar 28 04:07:47 <zinx> is there an earlier NPE?
Mar 28 04:07:49 <pjz> okay
Mar 28 04:08:11 <zinx> may be lower down the list or higher up it :/
Mar 28 04:08:48 <zinx> (it's at the end of a 'finally' clause of a 'try' which doesn't catch the exception)
Mar 28 04:08:57 <zinx> so basically, "it happened somewhere in there."
Mar 28 04:26:54 <KNY> heh, I just opened up a huge bottleneck in my code due to my own dumbassery :(
Mar 28 04:27:14 <KNY> turns out I was loading all of the stuff from the database at least four times more than I needed to
Mar 28 04:28:01 <KNY> that'll slow down the device just a tad
Mar 28 04:34:10 <pjz> zinx:  how about line 1666 ?
Mar 28 04:50:55 <pjz> what branch is the current 1.1 SDK from? the release-1.0 branch?
Mar 28 07:10:00 <ldlework> How does one center the text in a text view?
Mar 28 07:10:26 <romainguy__> use the gravity attribute
Mar 28 13:28:01 <arejay> we need voip sip/rtp client@#%
Mar 28 13:31:18 <keesj> we need friends first
Mar 28 13:35:01 * jbq needs to find a way to not sleep at night. it wastes 6 or 7 hours each time.
Mar 28 13:37:52 <keesj> just do like we all will do in europe tonight , change the time this night and sleep one hour less
Mar 28 13:38:17 <jbq> been there, done that a few weeks ago :)
Mar 28 13:41:29 <KNY> jbq, http://xkcd.com/320/
Mar 28 13:42:19 <jbq> LOL. I actually kinda did that once.
Mar 28 13:42:55 <KNY> I used to do that during the summer back when I was in high school
Mar 28 13:43:06 <KNY> ahh, to have no responsibilities again....
Mar 28 13:49:52 <jbq> The good news is that the more responsibilities I take, the less I sleep. Those days I sleep 6-7 hours a night, and I sleep an extra hour when work is less stressful and an extra hours on top of that when I'm on vacation.
Mar 28 13:49:56 <keesj> I guess one could also waist one our less on irc and mail every day and GTD
Mar 28 13:51:23 <jbq> Anyway, time to have a shower and get to the office (I can only do so much work from home).
Mar 28 13:53:13 <keesj> I guess telepathy (http://telepathy.freedesktop.org/wiki/) is not on the same "road" as android?
Mar 28 17:25:08 <ldlework> Are the action and categories tags in the manifest supposed to be on the activity or the application?
Mar 28 17:27:35 <KNY> activity
Mar 28 17:47:38 <jasta> ldlework: they describe an intent-filter, which can be attached to lots of different things, including activity.
Mar 28 17:48:32 <ldlework> jasta, I have set the view of an AlertDialog to a ScrollView that contains a TextView. When I press on the text to scroll the text "dims" any idea?
Mar 28 17:50:58 <jasta> is that related to your first question somehow?
Mar 28 17:51:50 <ldlework> jasta, no
Mar 28 22:18:40 <squalus> is there a way to make the device retain a wifi connection after the screen blanks?
Mar 28 22:19:12 <Falcon4ever> wasnt there a wifi app on the market that does that :|
Mar 28 22:19:26 <AakashPatel> Wifi Lock
Mar 28 22:19:28 <AakashPatel> !!1
Mar 28 22:19:29 <AakashPatel> i have one!!!
Mar 28 22:19:32 <squalus> hmm
Mar 28 22:19:36 <squalus> wonder how he did it
Mar 28 22:19:40 <AakashPatel> its mine :-)
Mar 28 22:19:42 <squalus> I need to do it from within my program
Mar 28 22:19:43 <AakashPatel> i made it
Mar 28 22:19:49 <squalus> o.O
Mar 28 22:19:57 <AakashPatel> squalus: look at WifiLock
Mar 28 22:20:03 <squalus> k
Mar 28 22:20:11 <Falcon4ever> lol yea wifi lock
Mar 28 22:20:42 <squalus> is the code available?
Mar 28 22:20:52 <AakashPatel> squalus: hmm...
Mar 28 22:21:16 <AakashPatel> ill pastebin the parts you need
Mar 28 22:21:17 <squalus> oh wait
Mar 28 22:21:24 <squalus> sweet
Mar 28 22:21:33 <squalus> that would be awesome
Mar 28 22:21:36 <Falcon4ever> void keepwifi_on() { keepmeon() }
Mar 28 22:21:43 <squalus> you use this?
Mar 28 22:21:45 <squalus> http://developer.android.com/reference/android/net/wifi/WifiManager.WifiLock.html
Mar 28 22:21:57 <AakashPatel> ya
Mar 28 22:21:59 <AakashPatel> thats it
Mar 28 22:22:28 <squalus> nice ok thanks
Mar 28 22:24:08 <AakashPatel> http://pastie.org/430126
Mar 28 22:28:16 <squalus> thanks!
Mar 28 22:29:26 <AakashPatel> no prob
Mar 28 22:32:07 <squalus> hmm you have a reviewer AakashPatel
Mar 28 22:32:09 <squalus> http://www.metserve.com/phones/wifi-lock-for-android
Mar 28 22:32:43 <AakashPatel> thats not mine
Mar 28 22:32:47 <AakashPatel> damn
Mar 28 22:32:54 <squalus> huh?
Mar 28 22:33:00 <AakashPatel> http://www.cyrket.com/package/com.elsdoerfer.wifilock
Mar 28 22:33:07 <AakashPatel> thats the one they're reviewing
Mar 28 22:33:12 <AakashPatel> http://www.cyrket.com/package/com.patel.wifilock
Mar 28 22:33:14 <AakashPatel> thats mine
Mar 28 22:33:23 <AakashPatel> read what makes mine special :-)
Mar 28 22:34:56 <AakashPatel> buncha tards write reviews i swear
Mar 28 22:38:12 <morganx> i'm trying to add a 'toggle fullscreen'  function to my app.
Mar 28 22:38:21 <morganx> i can go from non-fullscreen to fullscreen
Mar 28 22:38:33 <morganx> but i can't go from fullscreen to non-fullscreen
Mar 28 22:38:59 <morganx> anyone know if this is the correct flag?  WindowManager.LayoutParams.FLAG_FORCE_NOT_FULLSCREEN
Mar 28 22:46:28 <morganx> nevermind. i wasn't calling Window.clearFlags()
Mar 28 23:03:55 <squalus> smart people usually don't have time to write reviews
Mar 28 23:04:07 <squalus> k so that solved one problem with the downloader
Mar 28 23:04:24 <squalus> the other is that if the user closes the program my download thread gets cleaned up
Mar 29 00:01:27 <ldlework> So AakashPatel I have one last thing to do in my program before I publish it.
Mar 29 00:16:38 <AakashPatel> ldlework: what?
Mar 29 00:18:10 <ldlework> AakashPatel, well I have an alertdialog that I set the view to a scrollview that contains a text view
Mar 29 00:18:16 <ldlework> But when the user clicks on the text to scroll
Mar 29 00:18:20 <ldlework> the text gets dimmed
Mar 29 00:18:23 <ldlework> and it looks bad
Mar 29 00:18:26 <ldlework> But I can't figure it out
Mar 29 00:18:32 <ldlework> So I'm thinking I'm just going to publish
Mar 29 00:18:34 <ldlework> sadly
Mar 29 00:18:47 <ldlework> Everything else works like I want
Mar 29 00:20:12 <AakashPatel> ldlework: hold on
Mar 29 00:20:14 <AakashPatel> brb
Mar 29 00:22:49 <AakashPatel> ldlework: okay
Mar 29 00:22:52 <AakashPatel> back
Mar 29 00:22:54 <ldlework> Hi
Mar 29 00:23:05 <ldlework> Want to see how I'm making the alertdialog?
Mar 29 00:23:10 <AakashPatel> sure
Mar 29 00:24:36 <jsharkey> ldlework: oh, its easy holdon a sec
Mar 29 00:24:43 <jsharkey> you are using autolink?
Mar 29 00:24:47 <ldlework> http://ldlework.pastebin.com/
Mar 29 00:24:52 <ldlework> Yes
Mar 29 00:24:59 <jsharkey> yea we had same issue with connectbot
Mar 29 00:25:02 <ldlework> Linkify.addLinks(tv, Linkify.ALL);
Mar 29 00:25:14 <ldlework> tv = TextView
Mar 29 00:26:05 <jsharkey> you can get around it if you force the textColor
Mar 29 00:26:18 <ldlework> I'm making it programatically
Mar 29 00:26:19 <jsharkey> and there is a framework ref somewhere
Mar 29 00:26:24 <ldlework> Hopefully there is a way to do that in the java
Mar 29 00:26:35 <jsharkey> oh, sure,
Mar 29 00:26:41 <jsharkey> actaully you'll be working with colorstatelist probably
Mar 29 00:26:51 <ldlework> I mean I guess I should just figure out how to move it to the xml
Mar 29 00:26:52 <jsharkey> just get the default color and set it explicitly to that
Mar 29 00:27:21 <jsharkey> the issue is there is a "pressed" color defined for normal TextViews, which only gets triggered when they are linkified
Mar 29 00:27:30 <jsharkey> *otherwise, they arent clickable
Mar 29 00:28:21 <jsharkey> setTextColor(getTextColors().getDefaultColor()) or something like that
Mar 29 00:30:00 <ldlework> I think it wants me to designate what state I want to specify colors for
Mar 29 00:30:05 <AakashPatel> who's familiar with the gdata api's
Mar 29 00:30:12 <AakashPatel> for java desktop apps...
Mar 29 00:31:34 <jsharkey> ldlework: there is a setTextColor() that takes an int, which is what getDefaultColor() returns
Mar 29 00:32:07 <jsharkey> doing that replaces any state-based colors by always using the default
Mar 29 00:32:13 <ldlework> It worked
Mar 29 00:32:18 <ldlework> I really appreciate it
Mar 29 00:32:22 <jsharkey> *which means it still inherits the correct color from themes
Mar 29 00:32:33 <jsharkey> :)
Mar 29 00:32:36 <AakashPatel> ldlework: whats your app do1
Mar 29 00:32:38 <AakashPatel> !!!!!
Mar 29 00:32:41 <ldlework> haha
Mar 29 00:32:42 <jsharkey> yea its a known bug, not sure if it got fixed in cupcake
Mar 29 00:32:45 <ldlework> Gonna figure out how to sign it
Mar 29 00:32:50 <ldlework> And publish it now
Mar 29 00:32:56 <AakashPatel> ldlework: didnt i tell you yesterday?
Mar 29 00:32:58 <AakashPatel> how to sign it?
Mar 29 00:33:03 <ldlework> For debug yes
Mar 29 00:33:07 <AakashPatel> err...
Mar 29 00:33:08 <AakashPatel> no
Mar 29 00:33:14 <AakashPatel> that was for release also
Mar 29 00:33:18 <ldlework> oh okay
Mar 29 00:33:23 <ldlework> Well then I'll repeat the steps
Mar 29 00:33:26 <AakashPatel> yep
Mar 29 00:33:35 <AakashPatel> uh...be sure to keep the .keystore file
Mar 29 00:33:44 <AakashPatel> private...and dontdelete it
Mar 29 00:33:57 <AakashPatel> if you want to publish an update...you NEED that file
Mar 29 00:34:19 <ldlework> where was the export in eclipse?
Mar 29 00:34:25 <AakashPatel> right click
Mar 29 00:34:31 <AakashPatel> on the project pane...on the project
Mar 29 00:34:49 <ldlework> thanks
Mar 29 00:36:03 <AakashPatel> err...gdata api treats me badly
Mar 29 00:37:25 <AakashPatel> tell mee!!1
Mar 29 00:38:20 <AakashPatel> jsharkey: on the gdata api...if i download the sample version will it matter?
Mar 29 00:38:27 <AakashPatel> or do i HAVE to build it from source?
Mar 29 00:42:27 <AakashPatel> ldlework: lol tell me
Mar 29 00:42:30 <AakashPatel> !!!!
Mar 29 00:42:33 <jsharkey> hmm?
Mar 29 00:42:34 <AakashPatel> !!!¡¡¡
Mar 29 00:42:44 <AakashPatel> jsharkey: im trying to use the gdata api
Mar 29 00:42:48 <AakashPatel> for finance
Mar 29 00:42:49 <jsharkey> which api are you trying to talk with?
Mar 29 00:42:55 <jsharkey> a\h
Mar 29 00:43:13 <AakashPatel> i downloaded the samples one
Mar 29 00:43:23 <AakashPatel> is that all i need?
Mar 29 00:43:42 <AakashPatel> or do i need those activation.jar servlet.jar and that mail.jar?
Mar 29 00:44:00 <jsharkey> o.o  i havent dug that deep into gdata feeds
Mar 29 00:44:25 <AakashPatel> ah
Mar 29 00:44:29 <jsharkey> to simplify things, there are android permissions that you can ask for, which borrow the current user's device authentication
Mar 29 00:44:35 <jsharkey> so you dont have to prompt for their username/password
Mar 29 00:44:43 <jsharkey> which is pretty awesome
Mar 29 00:44:53 <jsharkey> thats what the google finance app in market does
Mar 29 00:45:03 <AakashPatel> how did they get the charts on there?
Mar 29 00:45:18 <jsharkey> using chartserver?
Mar 29 00:45:32 <AakashPatel> ...
Mar 29 00:45:49 <jsharkey> http://code.google.com/apis/chart/
Mar 29 00:46:12 <AakashPatel> does finance have a differnt chart api?
Mar 29 00:46:45 <jsharkey> idk, i think there is a way to point a data feed at chartserver so you dont have to pull the raw data to device
Mar 29 00:47:31 <AakashPatel> hmm..
Mar 29 00:47:41 <AakashPatel> http://www.google.com/finance/getchart?q=FAZ&x=NYSE&p=2d&i=240
Mar 29 00:48:14 <jsharkey> ah there ya go
Mar 29 00:48:21 <jsharkey> however, be careful not to rely on confirmed apis
Mar 29 00:48:35 <jsharkey> if that wasnt advertised as a developer api, it might suddenly stop working
Mar 29 00:48:53 <AakashPatel> idk if it is or not..i just found it
Mar 29 00:50:48 <AakashPatel> hmm....
Mar 29 00:52:04 <ldlework> You can now find my first application on the market under the name "1D Cellular Explorer" enjoy!
Mar 29 00:52:07 <ldlework> Thanks for all the help!
Mar 29 00:52:20 <jsharkey> ldlework: ooh what does it do?  =D
Mar 29 00:52:37 <ldlework> read the description :D
Mar 29 00:53:08 <AakashPatel> lol wth does it do?
Mar 29 00:53:14 <AakashPatel> i thought i get it free!!!
Mar 29 00:53:17 <AakashPatel> :-)
Mar 29 00:53:55 <AakashPatel> c'mon....slide me the apk
Mar 29 00:53:58 <AakashPatel> lol
Mar 29 00:55:34 <ldlework> Buy it and comment on how you're glad you could help to make it so good. Support your already charity to the app ;)
Mar 29 00:55:50 <AakashPatel> :-P
Mar 29 00:56:02 <AakashPatel> lol i dont even a have a google checkout account
Mar 29 00:56:10 <AakashPatel> not planning on making one :-)
Mar 29 00:56:23 <AakashPatel> (okay..mabey i lied on that one)
Mar 29 00:56:28 <jsharkey> aww its paid  :(
Mar 29 00:56:31 <AakashPatel> ya
Mar 29 00:56:36 <AakashPatel> and i helped!1
Mar 29 00:56:40 <AakashPatel> yuk! lol
Mar 29 00:57:13 <ldlework> Oh come on, I want to see if its possible to make anything of this market. Don't blame me. I worked hard and its a great app.
Mar 29 00:57:24 <AakashPatel> so did i!
Mar 29 00:57:59 <AakashPatel> lol you took down your number
Mar 29 00:58:06 <ldlework> lol yeah I was like WTF
Mar 29 00:59:19 <AakashPatel> http://java.sun.com/products/servlet/download.html
Mar 29 00:59:31 <AakashPatel> where the hell do i download the servlet.jar file from that page?
Mar 29 01:01:21 <AakashPatel> i NEED that file
Mar 29 01:05:32 <AakashPatel> ldlework: lol i helped you...now find that file!
Mar 29 01:10:57 <AakashPatel> 3/28/09 8:10:30 PM [0x0-0x80080].com.apple.JarLauncher[4748] java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com/google/gdata/util/ServiceException
Mar 29 01:11:05 <AakashPatel> how do i fix that
Mar 29 01:11:08 <AakashPatel> ?
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