Android Application Development Tutorial – 154 – Setting up XML Parsing Project

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27 responses to “Android Application Development Tutorial – 154 – Setting up XML Parsing Project”

  1. Joshua Ong Avatar

    man the commitment with this guy though- 200 episodes and alcohol- : )

  2. SKtheGEEK Avatar

    i have learned a lot from your tutorials … thanks for awesome videos .

    i have some question . how do i get the xml code of a webpage . and in chrome i go to developer options and i gt the html code . but not the xml code . so how do i get it … please do reply and help me. thanks .

  3. Abendrot Avatar

    Dont drink and code.

  4. greedobob Avatar

    Fahrenheit? Is this some kind of time travel app?

  5. Siddharth Singh Avatar

    Heyy Buccky!!
    I Implemented your SAXParsing technique in my app. but the problem is the app is working fine in android 2.2 but it is giving exception in higher AVD(android 4.3) and phone.
    Please guide me through this.

  6. Dark~Alex Avatar

    99 Likes lemme make it 100 🙂

  7. Mobin92 Avatar

    Since the google weather API is dead, this seems to be a good alternative.
    ht-tp://api.openweathermap(dot)org/data/2.5/weather?q=Lincoln,Nebraska&mode=xml&units=imperial

  8. Le Dang Tuan Avatar

    Hi all.
    I'm new with android.
    now, google not support this api. plz show me other page support this.
    Thanks

  9. Max Grossenbacher Avatar

    the name is weather, whenever you can't see the name of the XML file just look in your Java class where you link the XML file "setContentView(R.layout.weather", hope that helps

  10. Jim R. Didriksen Avatar

    Man if you are boring my former teachers where trying to kill me.

  11. Malik Imran Avatar

    You can make your own XML parser and try to retrive frm that
    or skype me = malik.imran143

  12. Tómas Agnarsson Avatar

    Do you know of any other api which you can work with ?

  13. Malik Imran Avatar

    Google kill their weather api SO these tutorial will wont work but same code can be use for any other api

  14. deadmoney49 Avatar

    look at his setContenView. the name is after "layout."

  15. rootmemory Avatar

    It sucks but Google has killed this weather API.
    So guess this app won't work but still watch the videos!

  16. RsKaa111 Avatar

    I put the exact same website into chrome, ie, and firefox, but I can't even access it. It brings up a sorry page from google. Why is that?

  17. Sam Van Den Berge Avatar

    For some really strange reason I can only view the Google weather api in Internet explorer and not in chrome/firefox

  18. Shawnecy Avatar

    For easier SAX parsing, a DOM example, and an XML pulling parser, try Googling:
    IBM "Working with XML on Android"
    The author is Michael Galpin.

  19. KondziuAfro Avatar

    @hinajuw2008 "mybringbackcom" => tutorial-series

  20. S. LeBeau Kpadenou Avatar

    Oh, it's getting so good! The last set lost me for a bit, I had to reread, and actually go through the process of commenting up tutorial code to get it, but now I'm on fire!

  21. Sudhira A Avatar

    Hi I love your vedios. you rock. I have a question.I am trying to experiment with different other sites like google weather api that you have used. Please tell me where I can find any other xml files like the one you have used. This would help me a lot lot…. for learning.

  22. Ancient Editing Avatar

    "I had a few drinks, just for you guys"

  23. samatoTR Avatar

    man you're not boring, you're awesome!!

  24. sindredit Avatar

    Greate tutorial. Could you also make one on a simple cook book? (Recipies book). With databases

  25. Ervīns Avatar

    2 trolls under me -_-

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