many thanx for that information! at least I have the starting point
now to search more
on how to retrieve this data, as I was stack on this problem!
Hopefully it will not be hard now.
many thanx again,
/sermojohn
On May 4, 11:06 pm, swarup me.s...@gmail.com wrote:
drafts are stored at the same
welcome!
On 5 Μάϊος, 09:31, sermojohn sermoj...@gmail.com wrote:
many thanx for that information! at least I have the starting point
now to search more
on how to retrieve this data, as I was stack on this problem!
Hopefully it will not be hard now.
many thanx again,
/sermojohn
On May 4, 11:06
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It you be really helpful to me, if you could provide me with such
info!
/sermojohn
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But, does anyone know how I could access the sms inbox from my phone's
database?
As far as I have figured out, this was better documented on pervious
version of the Android API.
I cant even find the constants of the perimssion that I have to add to
the Manifest file of my application.
Has anyone
You could probably, call a Cursor's method that returned the field of
the specified content's datbase table.
I have actually faced the same problem today, while trying to build
an SMS application. My problem is that
when trying to retrieve any info from the Cursor, I get a Security
exception
Have you tried to use the destination number of the SMS, in order to
find the Contact's name from the
phone's Contact list?
On Mar 19, 4:36 pm, Martin martin@gmail.com wrote:
Hi, I'm having a problem reading theSMSmessages from the device.
When acquiring a content provider for the URI
May be you should associate the two tables by using the destination
number of the SMS and not the destination name.
This is probable not stored for every SMS that is sent.
Opening up your source code, would help a lot.
On Mar 31, 5:39 am, binklee deniz.bi...@gmail.com wrote:
same interest for
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