Hi all -
I and my colleagues at UC Berkeley have set up a web site for
developers trying to figure out what permissions to add to their
applications: http://www.android-permissions.org. It provides:
(1) An upload service where you can upload your APK and find out what
permissions we think your
Is there a way for my website to detect that it is being rendered in a
WebView that does not belong to the system browser?
If yes, is it possible to frame-bust, i.e., force the browser to open
the site as a top-level window rather than remain in the application's
WebView?
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I find that View.getWindowToken() always returns null, even when
invoked from the main Activity during onCreate. For example:
TextView tv = new TextView(this);
tv.setText(Hello, Android);
setContentView(tv);
tv.getWindowToken(); // will equal null
Manually adding it to the window manager
Fantastic, thanks.
On Jan 17, 9:34 am, Dianne Hackborn hack...@android.com wrote:
That's because the view hierarchy hasn't been added to the window manager.
You find out it has been added in View.onAttachedToWindow().
On Mon, Jan 17, 2011 at 8:41 AM, APF adriennef...@gmail.com wrote:
I
On Oct 2, 2:50 am, Dianne Hackborn hack...@android.com wrote:
There is no system key. Each manufacturer signs the platform with their
own certificate (or even different certificates for different devices).
I see. Several Google-made applications in the Market request many
signature
I've noticed that a lot of apps in the Market request signature or
signatureOrSystem permissions. (E.g., Shazam and LauncherPro request
some signatureOrSystem permissions.)
Is there a way to tell who signed an APK, so you know whether the
system will grant it signature status? I suspect many of
Is there a reference out there that maps permissions to API calls? I
see where it is in the reference documentation, but I don't want to
have to write a crawler for the HTML. :) I'm looking for some format
like XML that lists the API and has a field for required
permission.
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I'm attempting to port a normal Java program over to Android, however
I am having a problem with a huge number of missing Java packages
(e.g., Android Java does not have java.lang.management). Is there a
way for me to work around this, such as by adding the Java modules
that I need?
Thanks!
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