This was bugging me the last few days so I went ahead and ran a few tests. Neither System.getProperties() nor System.getenv() provide any useful information to determine what platform you on during run-time. If anyone out there has any other ideas I'd be interested in hearing them. Here is the output from getProperties on my Incredible:
I/System.out( 6438): java.vm.version=1.1.0
I/System.out( 6438): java.vendor.url=http://www.android.com/
I/System.out( 6438): java.vm.vendor.url=http://www.android.com/
I/System.out( 6438): user.dir=/
I/System.out( 6438): java.vm.name=Dalvik
I/System.out( 6438): java.home=/system
I/System.out( 6438): user.region=US
I/System.out( 6438): javax.net.ssl.trustStore=/system/etc/security/cacerts.bks
I/System.out( 6438): java.runtime.name=Android Runtime
I/System.out( 6438): user.home=
I/System.out( 6438): java.io.tmpdir=/sdcard
I/System.out( 6438): http.agent=Dalvik/1.1.0 (Linux; U; Android 2.1-u...
I/System.out( 6438): java.net.preferIPv6Addresses=true
I/System.out( 6438): java.version=0
I/System.out( 6438): java.boot.class.path=/system/framework/core.jar:/system/fr...
I/System.out( 6438): java.library.path=/system/lib
I/System.out( 6438): file.separator=/
I/System.out( 6438): java.specification.vendor=The Android Project
I/System.out( 6438): file.encoding=UTF-8
I/System.out( 6438): line.separator=
I/System.out( 6438): java.vm.specification.version=0.9
I/System.out( 6438): java.vm.specification.vendor=The Android Project
I/System.out( 6438): os.name=Linux
I/System.out( 6438): java.vm.vendor=The Android Project
I/System.out( 6438): path.separator=:
I/System.out( 6438): android.vm.dexfile=true
I/System.out( 6438): java.ext.dirs=
I/System.out( 6438): java.class.path=.
I/System.out( 6438): os.version=2.6.29-cc1c2268
I/System.out( 6438): java.specification.name=Dalvik Core Library
I/System.out( 6438): java.compiler=
I/System.out( 6438): user.language=en
I/System.out( 6438): user.name=
I/System.out( 6438): os.arch=armv7l
I/System.out( 6438): java.runtime.version=0.9
I/System.out( 6438): java.class.version=46.0
I/System.out( 6438): java.vendor=The Android Project
I/System.out( 6438): java.vm.specification.name=Dalvik Virtual Machine Specification
I/System.out( 6438): java.specification.version=0.9
Steven Gores-Todd
On Mon, May 10, 2010 at 11:07 PM, Steve Gores-Todd <sgorestodd@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello James,
I use the method System.getProperty in my J2ME apps to switch code blocks at run-time based on the platform. I see it exists in the Android API although I haven't tested what Strings are available and if they'll provide exactly the info you need. Hope this helps.
http://developer.android.com/reference/java/lang/System.html#getProperty%28java.lang.String%29
Steven Gores-Todd
On Sun, May 9, 2010 at 4:40 AM, jamesc <jamescu@gmail.com> wrote:Hi
I've recently got my hands on an X10, and have found that the Sony
Ericsson IME handles the EditorInfo.inputType flags differently to the
default Android IME and the HTC IME (i.e. anything > 0x0 results in
the IME displaying word suggestions, which I don't want).
Given that the behaviour varies, I wanted to add some code checking
whether that particular IME was in use and so set the flags
accordingly. However, it appears that one cannot find out which IME
is currently in use (getEnabledInputMethodList() and
getInputMethodList() both return ALL the IMEs on the phone; well, it
does in the case of the X10).
Does anyone have any suggestions as to how to identify which IME is in
use (or programmtically set the X10s IME to not display word
suggestions)?
Cheers
James
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