CHAPTER 5 ■ IOT PATTERNS: REALTIME CLIENTS
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Click Finish. Android Studio will create quite a few folders and files , as shown in
Figure 5-11 . These are the most important ones:
•
app > manifests > AndroidManifest.xml —A mandatory file
required by the system that contains application information,
such as required permissions, screens and services, etc. Most of
the elements in this file are system-generated, but you can update
it manually as well.
•
app > java > *.* - package-hierarchy —Contains all Java
code and unit tests.
•
app > res > layout > *.xml —Contains layout XMLs for all
screens. Determines how each screen will look, fonts, colors,
position, etc. You can access any layout XML in Java using the
auto-generated Java class R, such as R.layout.activity_main .
To access an individual element in layout XML, you can use the
syntax R.id.updated_field .
Figure 5-10. Activity customization screen
88
Click Finish. Android Studio will create quite a few folders and files , as shown in
Figure 5-11 . These are the most important ones:
•
app > manifests > AndroidManifest.xml —A mandatory file
required by the system that contains application information,
such as required permissions, screens and services, etc. Most of
the elements in this file are system-generated, but you can update
it manually as well.
•
app > java > *.* - package-hierarchy —Contains all Java
code and unit tests.
•
app > res > layout > *.xml —Contains layout XMLs for all
screens. Determines how each screen will look, fonts, colors,
position, etc. You can access any layout XML in Java using the
auto-generated Java class R, such as R.layout.activity_main .
To access an individual element in layout XML, you can use the
syntax R.id.updated_field .
Figure 5-10. Activity customization screen