What I want to be able to do is have an NFC tag that launches my app
if it is installed, or launches directly to the Android Marketplace if
the app is not installed.
I've successfully programmed a tag with a market URL, e.g.
market://details?id=com.my.package.name. When the tag is read
We're working with a pre-release device running V2.1_update1
We have a ListView in the middle of a screen with the height set to
wrap-content. On all other devices, as long as there is room on the
screen, this control does not scroll--or if it does scroll, it only
scrolls to the limits of the
now. And yes, if it
sees a newer version of an app that is pre-installed on the system image, it
will offer the user an update. This is how updates to the maps app are
delivered.
On Fri, Mar 26, 2010 at 5:26 PM, John Seghers jsegh...@cequint.com wrote:
We're preloading apps that require
In the J2ME world of wildly non-conforming implementations,
conditional compilation is the norm. Sun even admited it by adding
configurations (IIRC) to NetBeans 5. EclipseMe (Now the official
Eclipse Mobile Tools for Java project--MTJ) has support for it, as
does the Antenna extension to Ant.
The
We're preloading apps that require specific OEM-level integration. Due
to advice in an earlier discussion(http://tinyurl.com/yzpzwgd) we have
a model-specific library and our application contains the uses-
library element in the Manifest to reference this library.
In that earlier discussion
The only time you need to implement openAssetFile() is when you have
files that you want the user of ContentProvider to open. For example,
if you were writing a picture ContentProvider, you may pass
description information in response to a query along with a URL that
can be used for
Hi Dianne,
Thank you for your help with this.
I'm trying to implement the shared library so that hopefully if we
ever need to use this, the Market will support that kind of filtering
by that time. Also, since we report to our servers an ID unique to
carrier/oem/handset, we want to carry this
OK... I figured it out.
Needed to add a file to /system/etc/permissions linking mapping the
library name to the jar file--then reboot.
- John
On Jan 7, 1:39 pm, John Seghers jsegh...@cequint.com wrote:
Hi Dianne,
Thank you for your help with this.
I'm trying to implement the shared library
One more question about this.
Our application is one that requires OEM integration to provide its
full functionality and thus if someone downloaded it from the Market
to a phone on which it is not normally pre-installed, it would not
function properly for them.
Is there a way to place the update
I had assumed that if an application was preloaded it could not be
updated via the marketplace. My reasoning being:
1) A preloaded application is part of the OEM's ROM image.
2) The APK for the app would therefore be on the /system partition and
thus be read-only
3) Therefore the only way to
Here is one possibility: use ordered BroadcastReceivers with
android:priority attributes to determine which service is newest.
Each APK has its copy of the Service and a BroadcastReceiver.
The intent-filter for the BroadcastReceiver has the android:priority
attribute. Upon each release across all
I have a project with res/values/strings.xml containing English
strings and res/values-es/strings.xml containing Spanish strings.
Before updating to the latest SDK (2.0.1, r4 tools, 1.6 r2) the layout
editor would show the english strings.
Now, if Locale is selected as default, the Spanish
I followed the documentation to start the Show or Create Contact
activity. Since my app asks the user if they want to add a contact, I
don't want the activity asking this as well. Thus I used the
EXTRA_FORCE_CREATE flag.
If I do not use this flag, the code below works fine. It asks the user
if
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