Thanks guys. Is it possible to send an MMS myself (via SmsManager)? With the specific application I have in mind I have to send an MMS (SMS or email will not work), and I need to default the message body, attachment and address list (there could be multiple addressees). If I can do this programatically and send the MMS myself then great. If not, then launching a messaging client with appropriate defaults via an intent is fine. If I go the latter route, ideally I would like to specify in the intent that an MMS client should be invoked. The user would only be prompted to choose an app if multiple MMS clients were installed.
What would you suggest. Can either of the above approaches be safely implemented using the current SDK? Thanks again ... Steve On Jan 14, 3:24 am, Mark Murphy <mmur...@commonsware.com> wrote: > Either send the SMS yourself (via SmsManager) or don't assume SMS is the > desired messaging mechanism -- just offer an ACTION_SEND without an > address and let the user send whatever it is they want to whoever they > want however they want. Heck, for you know, the user would prefer to > post whatever it is on their Twitter account, which they can do via > ACTION_SEND if they have Twidroid installed (or other Twitter clients > that implement ACTION_SEND support, if any).
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