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Her zaman yanımda olan aileme. —K O To my lovely family and Ugurcan who encouraged me to do my best. —B O www.it-ebooks.info www.it-ebooks.info [...]... WITH ANDROID What Is Android? 53 54 Linux Kernel Android Runtime Libraries Application Framework Applications 55 56 56 56 56 Android SDK What You Need to Start 56 56 JDK and JRE Android SDK Adding More Platforms and Other Components to the SDK SDK Packages Android API Levels Structure of Android Applications Android Application Components Intents Intent Filters Manifest File Application Requirements Application. .. CHAPTER 5: NFC PROGRAMMING: READER/WRITER MODE NFC APIs in Android 115 116 android .nfc package android .nfc. tech package 116 117 Tag Intent Dispatch System vs Foreground Dispatch System NFC Tag Intent Dispatch System How NFC Tags Are Dispatched to Applications How Android Handles NDEF-Formatted Tags NFC Properties in the Android Manifest File Filtering NFC Intents ACTION_NDEF_DISCOVERED ACTION_TECH_DISCOVERED... background for NFC technology ➤ Ubiquitous computing and wireless communication aspects for NFC ➤ Evolution of NFC technology: RFID and contactless smart card technologies ➤ An introduction to NFC technology and NFC devices: NFC tag, NFC reader, and NFC mobile ➤ NFC operating modes with generic usage models ➤ Examples for NFC applications in terms of operating modes Currently, Near Field Communication (NFC) ... not suitable for individual entrepreneurs This book will give the reader a solid and complete understanding of NFC technology, NFC application development essentials on Android technology, and NFC business ecosystem We provide information on NFC technology (i.e., NFC operating modes and technical essentials), an introduction to Android programming technology, NFC programming essentials on Android technology,... THIS BOOK For NFC programming on Android, fi rst you need to create an Android development environment The most suitable way to do that is to install Android Development Tools (ADT) Bundle ADT is available on Windows, MAC, and Linux operating systems Moreover, in order to test NFC reader/ writer mode applications, you need to have an NFC- enabled mobile phone and an NFC tag; in order to test NFC peer-to-peer... READER/WRITER MODE APPLICATIONS NFC Smart Poster Use Case Smart Poster Tag Writer Application Smart Poster Reader Application NFC Shopping Use Case 149 150 150 161 169 NFC Shopping Tag Writer Application NFC Shopping Main Application Student Transportation Tracking Use Case Student Tracking Tag Writer Application Student Tracking Main Application Summary 170 172 175 176 177 179 CHAPTER 7: NFC PROGRAMMING:... case studies, application development phases, and NFC business ecosystem and business model alternatives with some examples over the world With this book, solid information on NFC technology and application development is provided that meets the needs of people who are interested in NFC technology and its ecosystem, or practitioners interested in developing NFC projects NFC LAB – İSTANBUL NFC Lab – Istanbul... Platform Tools SDK Tools Android Virtual Device Summary CHAPTER 4: ANDROID SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT PRIMER Creating Your First Android Application Components of the Project Running the Project 57 57 59 62 63 65 65 66 66 67 68 69 69 71 71 72 74 75 77 78 81 83 Running Applications on Your Mobile Phone 83 Running Applications Instantly Running Applications by Manual Installation 84 84 Distributing Android Applications... Summary 22 CHAPTER 2: NFC ESSENTIALS FOR APPLICATION DEVELOPERS NFC Mobile 23 24 SE NFC Interface Interface Between SE and NFC Controller HCI Standards Used by NFC 25 28 29 31 32 Proximity Contactless Smart Card Standards NFCIP NFC Operating Mode Essentials Reader/Writer Mode Peer-to-Peer Mode Card Emulation Mode 33 35 35 36 45 48 Standardization of NFC Diversity of NFC Platforms Summary 49 50 51 www.it-ebooks.info... acquainted with Android in enough detail The coverage of Android programming in this chapter is not extensive, but is enough to enable readers to continue with the later chapters on NFC programming using Android, as well as developing NFC applications further All the necessary information on the Android development environment is included as well, to provide the necessary preparation for readers without . 265 www.it-ebooks.info www.it-ebooks.info PROFESSIONAL NFC Application Development for Android www.it-ebooks.info www.it-ebooks.info PROFESSIONAL NFC Application Development for Android Vedat Coskun Kerem. Smart Card Applications 10 NFC Technology 10 NFC Devices 13 NFC Operating Modes 14 NFC Applications 18 Summary 22 CHAPTER 2: NFC ESSENTIALS FOR APPLICATION DEVELOPERS 23 NFC Mobile 24 SE 25 NFC Interface. MODE 115 NFC APIs in Android 116 android .nfc package 116 android .nfc. tech package 117 Tag Intent Dispatch System vs. Foreground Dispatch System 117 NFC Tag Intent Dispatch System 118 How NFC Tags