How to connect to your localhost web server (localhost) from the Android application.

Here you will find instructions how to:

- connect to your local web server (localhost) from Android application.
- request web page using http GET method 
- send data to a web page using QueryString parameters
- request web page and send data to it using http POST method 

If you found that your R (resource) generated class in Android project have errors you will want to force Eclipse to rebuild that class. To force Eclipse to rebuild generated resource class (R), you just need to click on Project->Clean menu, and then select which projects you want to clean.

In my case rebuilding generated class did not helped because there was error in my XML layout file and class again had the same error. So if you ever have error in your R (resource) generated class, it is better to first check your error log and find where in the layout or resource files you have error. Usual error is wrongly named resource id of control. After you fix that error and save changes error in R class will usually disappear.

See how you  can check in your code if your Android application is running in debug or release mode. 

Here you can download simple program I made for keeping my DNN site alive. 

If you are new to Android it is good to know that there are some default icons in Android you can use in your own applications. 

Learn how to create android buttons with image and  text.. Here you will find how to create basic buttons with image and text and how to create button with complex layout using realative layout to define position of text and image controls on the button. 

Today I tried to add Recent blog entries blog module part to my Blog page and have got following error:

A critical error has occurred. An unexpected error has occurred

See how I solved this error.

Here you will find story about problems I had while trying to enable formatting of code blocks in DotNetNuke 6 

Learn how to convert date and time to text in Android.