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hi , im new to android dev. , im having trouble understanding content
providers, can anyone suggest a simple guide to it ? thanks..
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On Mon, May 21, 2012 at 1:21 AM, Mohit Ramani wrote:
> I am developing an application which will have to catch notifications for
> Incoming SMS, Outgoing SMS, Missed Calls, Incoming & Outgoing E-mails. Now I
> have found a way to get all these notifications except for the e-mail which
> seems impo
Hi All,
I am developing an application which will have to catch notifications for
Incoming SMS, Outgoing SMS, Missed Calls, Incoming & Outgoing E-mails. Now
I have found a way to get all these notifications except for the e-mail
which seems impossible at the moment, but my question is will thes
On Sun, Nov 27, 2011 at 3:23 AM, Android Device
wrote:
> "Content providers are also useful for reading and writing data that
> is private to your application and not shared". What does this means?
Files located in getFilesDir() are accessible to you but not to third
party apps. You could make th
"Content providers are also useful for reading and writing data that
is private to your application and not shared". What does this means?
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I am extending the ContentProvider class and writing content provider
for my app. Some what similar to the tutorial given here http://goo.gl/91WV
What I want to know is, we create a ReadableDatabase or
WriteableDatabase instance in the overridden query method which
returns a cursor.
Now from the
Hello,
I have 5 Content Providers for my 5 table SQLiteDatabase. They are
named:
CoreActionProvider
CoreMovementProvider
CoreRoundsProvider
CoreChecksProvider
CoreTermsProvider
I have stepped through the startup process several times and have
confirmed that all 5 Providers are loading. However
I have looked online and everywhere I look it says that you can have a
content provider backed by flat files, and that is exactly what i need
for my project. However, I am unable to find anywhere how to actually
do this, all the examples i see are for using an sqlite back-end. I
know that in order
Hey,
I have a plethora of data which is currently stored in 1000 different very
small text files, I want to store this data in an SQLite database as I feel
that this will be more space efficient and hopefully time efficient as I
presume a database query is faster than opening and parsing a text fil
Hello,
As per the subject, i am making an app that is dependent on data that
comes from a network request.
I was using the UserTask class (Made by Mr. Romain Guy) to make the
network calls and get my data and everything worked.
But now, i want the data from this app to be available to other apps
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