I have further questions on this particular problem.
Dimitri Plotnikov you wrote:
>> 2) In releases of Android from Eclair through Gingerbread integrated editing
of 3rd party contacts is poorly supported.  The trick is to insert a
data
row, "Edit in MyApp", which would take the user to your app and your
app
would then provide an editor activity.  Also, there is no provision in
the
Contacts UI for creating new contacts in 3rd party accounts.  We have
fixed
those issues in Honeycomb.  Now you can specify two activities in
your
metadata xml file: one for creating new contacts and one for editing
existing ones and voilĂ ! - you have seamless integration.  Of course,
it's a
bit too soon to rely on Honeycomb as the dominant version of
Android ;-)  So
for now you will need to either go with the described hack or only
allow
creation/editing of contacts through your app.

Could you please give me the exact name of the "metadata xml
file" (authenticator.xml or syncadapter.xml) and the names of the
attribute you mentioned? I searched references twice but didn't find
the attributes :/

I also have problems with the workaround, because the intent includes
no informations about which contact was clicked? Do I need to specify
something in my data-row so it is send via extrabundle, or something?

Any help is greatly appreciated :)

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