On Sat, Sep 25, 2010 at 6:37 PM, Adam Hammer wrote:
> I think I've got to write a content provider for handling a add-on
> style architecture for my app.
Why?
> If I have 2 seperate providers, different .apks and manifests, and
> lets say one has the authority
>
> content://my.authority.com/addon1
> and the second
> content://my.authority.com/addon2
That's not supposed to work. AFAIK, the second one will fail to be
used (and I would have expected it to fail to install), since it
attempts to use the same authority (my.authority.com).
> They are both installed and registered. If I do a query on
> content://my.authority.com will it come back with both addon1 and
> addon2 in the result set?
I doubt it.
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