Photostream is a simple photos browser and viewer for Flickr. All you need to use it is a Flickr screen name or user name.
Type in Home, to create a shortcut to any Flickr account. The shortcut
shows a custom icon, downloaded from the Flickr user profile:
If you plan on reusing the source code to access Flickr in your own application, you should modify the Flickr.java file to replace the existing API key with your own. The application source code also contains a very handy class called UserTask.java. This class is designed to help you easily write background operations that interact with the UI thread.
http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2008/09/android-photostream.html
This application serves as an illustrative example of several Android features and APIs:
- Activity aliases
- Adding custom shortcuts to Home
- Adding a new wallpaper chooser to the system
- Custom layouts
- Custom XML attributes
- Use of themes
- Use of styles
- Use of text colors
- Use of <include>
- Use of bitmap and layer drawables from XML
- Use of HttpClient
- Proper interaction between background threads and the UI thread
- Efficient display rotation (using the new onRetainNonConfigurationInstance() API)
- Animations and layout animations
- Cropping an image
- Image manipulation
Type in Home, to create a shortcut to any Flickr account. The shortcut
shows a custom icon, downloaded from the Flickr user profile:
If you plan on reusing the source code to access Flickr in your own application, you should modify the Flickr.java file to replace the existing API key with your own. The application source code also contains a very handy class called UserTask.java. This class is designed to help you easily write background operations that interact with the UI thread.
http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2008/09/android-photostream.html
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