FYI, that wouldn't cover anything really.. the emulator can emulate
resolution differences and different hardware specifications (as in, memory
size and availability of features) but it does nothing to actually verify
that the app works on the device. You can try and match the AVD as closely
as
I would like to identify exact behavior of installing several apps. e.g.,
does installation fail or succeed, and which prompts are shown in each case.
On Friday, January 10, 2014 11:52:52 PM UTC+2, TreKing wrote:
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> On Fri, Jan 10, 2014 at 7:48 AM, smoogli
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>> How can one test act
On Sunday, January 12, 2014 1:20:49 PM UTC+2, smoogli wrote:
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> I would like to identify exact behavior of installing several apps. e.g.,
> does installation fail or succeed, and which prompts are shown in each case.
>
more specifically, I would like to experiment with permissions during
inst
>
> Sorry, I missed your link in the previous thread before, but now I found
> it. I tried to implement according to their advice, but the link to the
> appstore is not included when the user tries to share the link now. I
> tested from a Facebook test account. Do you know how I can fix this?
>
I don't understand the problem.
Installation usually don't do anything "special" - I haven't encountered
anything that doesn't happen with "adb install" as well.
Regarding the permissions - the user is prompted to accept the permissions.
On updates new ones are highlighted. You need only to insta
thanks, tried "adb install" but it does not prompt and interact with the
user. e.g., when adding a permission to the app, it does not prompt with
"OK, accepted"
I would like to verify interaction with users in various scenarios.
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As a wrote: I don't understand the problem. During installation from Google
Play the user is prompted to accept every permission your app require. This
process has nothing to do with your app. It doesn't happen in your code -
and it might not even happen (depending on the "store" app).
What is the
On Sun, Jan 12, 2014 at 2:04 AM, Piren wrote:
> FYI, that wouldn't cover anything really.. the emulator can emulate
> resolution differences and different hardware specifications (as in, memory
> size and availability of features) but it does nothing to actually verify
> that the app works on the
On Sun, Jan 12, 2014 at 5:48 AM, MobileVisuals wrote:
> I tried to implement according to their advice, but the link to the
> appstore is not included when the user tries to share the link now. I
> tested from a Facebook test account. Do you know how I can fix this?
I'm not entirely sure what yo
On Sun, Jan 12, 2014 at 7:17 AM, smoogli wrote:
> I would like to verify interaction with users in various scenarios.
As Michael indicated, your question doesn't really make sense. There aren't
various scenarios, there is one: app install starts, user is prompted with
permissions list, they acc
what happens when the app requests a permission that does not appear on the
device? e.g., com.thirdparty.FOO
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I'm looking for instructions on how to add a library to the system.
e.g., my library contains APIs that will be used by other apps. so it
should be available on the device itself, and not within the app's APK
files.
thanks!
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There isn't really a systematic way to add a library to the system in the
same way that you can install a DLL on most systems.
Instead, in Android, you can expose certain API hooks through AIDL, which
might be what you want.
It's almost certain that you don't want to add a library to the system,
Hello, in my app I download a 5MB-JSON which populates a ListView of
people. Then, if you click to the map, it shows the position of the people
which also shows a infowindow with data.
I thought about loading the list, and at the same time loading the map with
markers and able to get the infowi
from
http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/manifest/uses-feature-element.html#implicit:
Google Play attempts to discover an application's implied feature
> requirements by examining *other elements* declared in the manifest file,
> specifically, elements.
>
just wondering what happens if
On Sun, Jan 12, 2014 at 1:34 PM, smoogli wrote:
> what happens when the app requests a permission that does not appear on
> the device?
More than likely, the same thing. You can easily test this for yourself.
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On Sun, Jan 12, 2014 at 4:28 PM, smoogli wrote:
> just wondering what happens if a new model comes with a new feature and
> new permission associated with it... I guess that the OEM should update
> GooglePlay with the new info, per these models...
>
If you are referring to a new hardware featur
On Sun, Jan 12, 2014 at 3:48 PM, Rafa Firenze wrote:
> I thought about loading the list, and at the same time loading the map
> with markers and able to get the infowindow but I've never done this... is
> this done with FRAGMENTS?
You asked three questions at once. What are you referring to tha
I can't imagine a person would make it this far into the process assuming
that "Emulator" was another word for "The Real Thing", but thanks for
kindly pointing that out for me. The question was, simply, of all the
listed options, as a matter of saving time, which would be the preferred
set to c
Hi all,
I have specific requirement, i want to answer incoming call automatically
and dial some DTMF number. I am able to answer call, but having problem
with opening dialpad and sending DTMF during a call.
I tried to do this using ITelephony.aidl class, but it seems those methods
are not work
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