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I solved it by commenting the OpenCVLoader.initAsyn() and using OpenCVLoader.initDebug(), and then move the used code in loaderCallback method under the OpenCVLoader.initDebug().

The code will be like below:

    // TODO Auto-generated method stub
    //OpenCVLoader.initAsync(OpenCVLoader.OPENCV_VERSION_2_4_6, this,
    //      mLoaderCallback);
    if(OpenCVLoader.initDebug()){
    //code from mLoaderCallbak
    System.loadLibrary("lib");
    //other thing you want to do
    }

also you need to add something in the Android.mk .Seek for detail in the tutorial "Application Development with Static Initialization",

I tried to make my own face detect app on Android. The app should be used in portrait display, using front-camera. Firstly, I made it like below:

knowing that I have to rotate the view or the camera, I looked for help in this forum and found the method "mCamera.setDisplayOriention(90)" cannot make sense in Opencv sample's struction. Then I got my way in link text .The result came out like below:

I had successfully added the face-detection by studying the sample. But I want some improvement because the black border is ugly.

Seeking for advise here.

@jameo have you got a solution? I had tried to cast the JavaCameraView and reached to Camera.open() lines, but I still failed to rotate the view by adding "camera.setDisplayOrientation(90);" @matt.hammer could you tell me more about this?

I can read the tutorial "Application Development with Static Initialization",but I find it hard to make the face-detection demo app into an app that runs without the installation of opencv manager?

Where can I get a version of no opencv manager or how can I change the face-detection app into no opencv manager version?

Thanks