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I'm trying to implement the new Docusign mobile Android SDK. but the Android build failed with Duplicate class error, even after adding the configuration section to exclude some groups and modules as the README.md instructions.

I was trying to make a program that will get a data with AsyncTask by HttpURLConnection, but in order to get the datas I need to be logged in, so I need to login and then take the data. In order to do have a good OOP, I mustn't have made similar programs that will do the same things. How can I approach this? This is an example of what I did:

i wanted to write a bit for Android ebay client.

but im struggeling with the first probleme. first i start a new Java Android Project with IntelliJ

I want to use this Library ebay-oauth-android-client

like described on Git:

Obtaining Library

This library is distributed via maven central repository. To use this library, include the below as dependency in your project

I have been wondering how can I get less than 50 rows of data with azure. Reason being I only need the top 5 rows of data from the database and display onto the android UI.

However, when I am experimenting .top(), the lowest I can go is 40. Anything lower than that, the return JsonArrayQuery will not be regarded as an Array.

I'm trying to add firebase's ML Kit as a dependency in my android application:

I am just starting with AWS CodeCommit and wonder, how can I organize Repos into projects/groups.

Coming from GitLab, I can create a "Group" and within this group, I create my repos.

For example, I have a project "MyApp" with a server, web-client, ios-client, android-client repo, I have 4 repos in the group "MyApp". You get the idea :-)

I cannot find anything like that in CodeCommit.

I did find "Tags". Is that the Amazons solution for groups? Or am I missing something?

Thank you!

I am building a chatbot Android app in Kotlin, through queries to a Dialogflow agent. I am using the Dialogflow android client github repository Readme and the sample app provided in that repository as the basis to build the app. As referenced in the above sources, java code for AIConfiguration.SupportedLanguages works fine:

I didn't change anything in my app since several months but starting from 11th June I'm not able to receive any message sent by Firebase cloud messaging. It has been reported by several customers and I can confirm that it doesn't work anymore. No firmware change or anything at least on my phone. I used exactly the same code you find here. The message is sent, the callback onMessageSent in the FirebaseMessagingService is called correctly, but I'm not able to receive anything using the same account on another phone. Is there any big change I miss it? My configuration doesn't use a server so I can't check any log server side. Any tips?

I've been trying to use Apollo GraphQL with Android, following the steps here.

I've managed to get to the point where the necessary files get auto-generated but after that is where I'm stuck. When I try to use the query I get a "Cannot resolve symbol" error. Is there a way I can access my query?

I've tried the suggestion here: Apollo Android Client - Cannot access generated classes on classpath But the class files don't get auto-generated, also even if I import the project directory I still can't access the query.

Here's the code for my query: