are you calling the Camera activity from your application with the
intent of being called back when the user takes a picture?
the conventional way to do this is to start the Camera with
startActivityForResult() instead of the regular startActivity().
override onActivityResult() to receive the user's picture -- but this
will only happen if they choose to share it via clicking "attach" or
whatever the camera's equivalent is. i don't think there's a way of
getting called at the instant the user clicks the capture button --
and there shouldn't be, IMHO. give the user a chance to retake first
:-)
another way to do this is to register for shares via the SEND action.
the registered activity will appear in the share menu (when a user
long-clicks on a gallery item, etc) and you will get called if the
user picks your app to handle the content.
hth
anyone?
On Feb 8, 1:24 pm, Abhi <abhishek.r.sha...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,
Is it possible to start an activity from the built-in Camera app after
the user touches the on-screen Capture button?
Abhi
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