Thanks Mark, that's helpful.
What I was trying to do was to get that example to work that I posted
a link to.
Then I was going to try to figure out what I actually need. So far,
I'm pretty stupid as far as Android permissions go.
On Apr 3, 1:15 pm, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
I discarded the permissions on the Activities, as I didn't know why
they were there either, I was trying out that example.
If I go with a permission entry on my ContentProvider, I cannot query
the data. If I change the android:permission on my ContentProvider
like so:
provider
Ok, I was wrong.
Apparently, changing the security on the ContentProvider resulted in a
new database being created. I was thrown off by the empty screen of my
ListView that I was getting a security failure. But there was no
message.
So, I can create, update, delete and read the data in the new
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