On Sunday, 13 January 2013 07:52:57 UTC+1, William Ferguson wrote: > > Thanks Joman, exactly what I was after. > > @Kristopher the use case is simple: I want to offer clients the ability to > share using the standard Android mechanism and I want to provide a sharing > end point myself. But for commercial reasons my end point is only > appropriate if the Intent comes from within my app. Ie it shouldn't be > available from within other apps. > > > You could as well not declare the IntentFilter in your Manfifest and register it with code in your BroadcastReceiver to process it. Then fire an explicit Intent to yourself specifying your app with Intent.setComponent().
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