Using Location and Google Maps v2 in Android Apps

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The slides were presented as part of the Cape Town Android App Development training on how to use the Google Maps v2 in Android Apps with Android Studio.

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Using Google Maps V2 in
Android
Presented By Joseph Kandi
Email: joseph@peruzal.co.za
http://www.peruzal.co.za
Saturday 14 September 13

Take Aways
Create A New Project in Android Studio
Use SDK Manager to Download Required APIs
Add Google Play Services to Project
Add the MapFragment
Get the Android API Key
Add Required Permissions to AndroidManifest.xml ﬁle
Manipulate the Map Programmatically
Add Markers to the Map
Saturday 14 September 13

Create A New Project
Note: We are using the Google APIs
We will need the Package
name later
Saturday 14 September 13

Blank Activity
We want a blank project
Saturday 14 September 13

Change Activity Name
Change the Activity Name
Change the layout xml ﬁle name as well
Saturday 14 September 13

Download Required APIs
Launch SDK Manager
Install Google APIs
Install Google Repository
Install Google Play Services
Saturday 14 September 13

Install Required APIs
Install Google APIs
Install Support Repository
Install Google Play Services
Install Google Repository
Saturday 14 September 13

Add Google Play Services
Add the Google Play Services dependency to
gradle.build ﬁle
Gradle conﬁguration ﬁle
Saturday 14 September 13

Getting the API Key
Sign Up on Google API Console
Create a New Project
Enable Google Android Maps V2
Use the keytool to get the SHA1 signing keys
Get the API key from Google API Console
Saturday 14 September 13

Add MapFragment
Add the Google Maps Fragment
Add fragment
Saturday 14 September 13

Declare Options for the
MapFragment
Add Schema to be able to add map
options
Add map options
Saturday 14 September 13

Create New Android Key
Create a new Android key
Enable Google Maps Android V2 under Services
Paste SHA1 key ﬁngerprint here, follow the
example below
Saturday 14 September 13

Get SHA1 Hash with keytool
Change directory to the .android folder, its under
the Usersuser folder
Saturday 14 September 13

Troubleshoot if errors
The command might not be in the PATH
Saturday 14 September 13

Fix “Command Not Found”
Locate the keytool command, it’s installed the in
JDK bin folder
Saturday 14 September 13

Modify PATH environment
variable
Edit the PATH environment variable and add the
the location to the JDK bin folder
Choose PATH
Choose Edit
Saturday 14 September 13

Re-run keytool command
keytool command working now
Execute command to retrieve the
SHA1 ﬁngerprint
Saturday 14 September 13

Get SHA1 Hash
Copy SHA1 ﬁngerprint
Saturday 14 September 13

Complete Setup on Google API
Console
Paste the ﬁngerprint
Saturday 14 September 13

Copy API Key
Get the API Key
Saturday 14 September 13

Add Required Permissions to
AndroidManifest.xml
Add the Key to the manifest ﬁle
Add permissions
Require OpenGL ES v2
Saturday 14 September 13

END
Shameless marketing : For more on Android Training
visit us at
http://www.peruzal.co.za
Saturday 14 September 13

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Using Location and Google Maps v2 in Android Apps

1. Using Google Maps V2 in Android Presented By Joseph Kandi Email: joseph@peruzal.co.za http://www.peruzal.co.za Saturday 14 September 13

2. Take Aways Create A New Project in Android Studio Use SDK Manager to Download Required APIs Add Google Play Services to Project Add the MapFragment Get the Android API Key Add Required Permissions to AndroidManifest.xml ﬁle Manipulate the Map Programmatically Add Markers to the Map Saturday 14 September 13

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4. Blank Activity We want a blank project Saturday 14 September 13

5. Change Activity Name Change the Activity Name Change the layout xml ﬁle name as well Saturday 14 September 13

6. Download Required APIs Launch SDK Manager Install Google APIs Install Google Repository Install Google Play Services Saturday 14 September 13

7. Install Required APIs Install Google APIs Install Support Repository Install Google Play Services Install Google Repository Saturday 14 September 13

8. Add Google Play Services Add the Google Play Services dependency to gradle.build file Gradle configuration file Saturday 14 September 13

9. Getting the API Key Sign Up on Google API Console Create a New Project Enable Google Android Maps V2 Use the keytool to get the SHA1 signing keys Get the API key from Google API Console Saturday 14 September 13

10. Add MapFragment Add the Google Maps Fragment Add fragment Saturday 14 September 13

11. Declare Options for the MapFragment Add Schema to be able to add map options Add map options Saturday 14 September 13

12. Create New Android Key Create a new Android key Enable Google Maps Android V2 under Services Paste SHA1 key ﬁngerprint here, follow the example below Saturday 14 September 13

13. Get SHA1 Hash with keytool Change directory to the .android folder, its under the Usersuser folder Saturday 14 September 13

14. Troubleshoot if errors The command might not be in the PATH Saturday 14 September 13

15. Fix “Command Not Found” Locate the keytool command, it’s installed the in JDK bin folder Saturday 14 September 13

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17. Re-run keytool command keytool command working now Execute command to retrieve the SHA1 ﬁngerprint Saturday 14 September 13

18. Get SHA1 Hash Copy SHA1 ﬁngerprint Saturday 14 September 13

19. Complete Setup on Google API Console Paste the ﬁngerprint Saturday 14 September 13

20. Copy API Key Get the API Key Saturday 14 September 13

21. Add Required Permissions to AndroidManifest.xml Add the Key to the manifest ﬁle Add permissions Require OpenGL ES v2 Saturday 14 September 13

22. END Shameless marketing : For more on Android Training visit us at http://www.peruzal.co.za Saturday 14 September 13

Using Location and Google Maps v2 in Android Apps

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