Yes, but I fixed it by modifying android framework.
There is another way: to add "android:directBootAware="true" in app's
AndroidManifest.xml
在 2016年12月6日星期二 UTC+8下午11:55:27，Anatoliy Shuba写道：
>
> Hi,
>
> I have faced same issue.
> My device doesn't need any lock or encryption but FallbackHome sti
Hi,
I have faced same issue.
My device doesn't need any lock or encryption but FallbackHome still starts.
Did you solve that issue for you?
Thanks
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написал:
>
> I try to run AndroidN on my device. The device *doesn't need any lo
http://developer.android.com/training/index.html
On Sunday, June 2, 2013 11:58:39 AM UTC+3, siter wrote:
>
> Hey,
> I am a newbie and have been referring tuts,videos,books on android,but
> when it comes to developing I cannot start working.
> As now I am planning to develop an app I don't know fr
You haven't found it, because it doesn't exist :-)
When the OS or a 3rd party app kills your process, it *kills* it
forcefully. And if your app's process is killed your app no longer runs and
obviously can't process any callbacks/lifecycle-events, etc.
On Sunday, March 24, 2013 3:47:17 AM UTC-
Actually you should take his suggestion, as it can also solve your issue.
Obviously something is wrong when the app is relaunched, you can use that
"missing" information to understand you need to restart your app (i.e, if
it crashes because the user login details are missing, just reset the app
The question is not limited only about force close errors. It is more about
the sudden death of the application which can happen because of so many
reasons. In which I want to handle Force close when user goes to the *Settings
-> Applications -> my App* and clicks *"Force Close"* and When some task
Is There nobody knows how to resolve the problem?
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I would focus on your force close error and fix that one instead of trying
to work around other apps.
On Thursday, December 27, 2012 12:02:06 AM UTC-6, Amit Dwivedi wrote:
>
> In my App I have several activities which are obviously related to each
> other. Whenever I am on some activity and the
The link you give is all very good background on tasks and the activity
stack (a.k.a. 'back stack), but how does that help the OP understand what
is different in third-party task killers and why it has such a different
effect on his program? If the third party task killer does it by killing
the
Read this
http://developer.android.com/guide/components/tasks-and-back-stack.html
On Thursday, 27 December 2012 11:32:06 UTC+5:30, Amit Dwivedi wrote:
>
> In my App I have several activities which are obviously related to each
> other. Whenever I am on some activity and the user kills my app by
Add environment: GT-N7000,OS version 2.3.5/4.0.3
modify the am command to "adb shell am start -a
android.intent.action.MAIN -n com.android.browser/.BrowserActivity -f
0x34288000"
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have you tried searching for a solution before posting?
i've done exactly that and the first 5 results had complete solutions on
how to achieve exactly what you want...
On Tuesday, December 11, 2012 4:14:05 PM UTC+2, Bajrang Asthana wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I want to know how to start service at boo
HK wrote:
> I am just wondering if I can display an alert dialog from a service and
> that service has the handle(Context variable) of activity A.
>
> This is how:
> Activity A is running.
> Activity A starts service S and passes the Context of Activity A. Service S
> uses Activity A's context to
I am just wondering if I can display an alert dialog from a service and
that service has the handle(Context variable) of activity A.
This is how:
Activity A is running.
Activity A starts service S and passes the Context of Activity A. Service S
uses Activity A's context to display alert dialog.
Hi,
what do you mean by some other mechanism ?
On Tuesday, September 4, 2012 5:58:23 PM UTC+9, arun singh wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> No, it's not possible to run two activities simultaneously. one will be
> paused that means onPaused() will be called.
> So whatever you want to do with these two activit
What do you mean by thread concept ?
On Tuesday, September 4, 2012 4:29:39 PM UTC+9, parthi wrote:
>
> hi dude i dont know exactly y u ill try thread concept .
>
> On Tue, Sep 4, 2012 at 12:47 PM, HK >wrote:
>
>> Hi Seshu,
>>
>> This is not about overlap. When I start activity B, then onPau
No.
On Tuesday, September 4, 2012 5:26:32 PM UTC+9, falcon74 wrote:
>
> Can't you use 'Notifications' ?
>
> On Tuesday, September 4, 2012 10:56:20 AM UTC+5:30, HK wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have activity A running. I want to start my new activity B so that
>> activity A is also running. Is this pos
Hi,
No, it's not possible to run two activities simultaneously. one will be
paused that means onPaused() will be called.
So whatever you want to do with these two activities, do that with some
other mechanism.
Thanks,
Arun
On Tuesday, September 4, 2012 10:56:20 AM UTC+5:30, HK wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
Can't you use 'Notifications' ?
On Tuesday, September 4, 2012 10:56:20 AM UTC+5:30, HK wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have activity A running. I want to start my new activity B so that
> activity A is also running. Is this possible ?
>
> Normally, when activity B is started, activity A is put on hold and
hi dude i dont know exactly y u ill try thread concept .
On Tue, Sep 4, 2012 at 12:47 PM, HK wrote:
> Hi Seshu,
>
> This is not about overlap. When I start activity B, then onPause of A
> shouldn't be called. As simple as that.
>
>
> On Tuesday, September 4, 2012 4:13:50 PM UTC+9, Seshu wro
Hi Seshu,
This is not about overlap. When I start activity B, then onPause of A
shouldn't be called. As simple as that.
On Tuesday, September 4, 2012 4:13:50 PM UTC+9, Seshu wrote:
>
> Hi HK,
> U cannot overlap another activity in main activity. still if u
> want means then use fragments.
Hi HK,
U cannot overlap another activity in main activity. still if u
want means then use fragments.
On Sep 4, 11:34 am, HK wrote:
> I think you mean:
> popup.getWindow().setBackgroundDrawable(new
> ColorDrawable(android.graphics.Color.TRANSPARENT));
>
> I have tried this, but it doesn't wor
You start here : http://developer.android.com/index.html
Good luck!
Terry
On 30 Des 2011, 05:20, Vansh wrote:
> I m New to this one, so need guidance for starting my anroid carrier
> plz...help
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I think the Activity is destroyed. so, It calls onCreate() everytime.
On Oct 6, 8:55 pm, Charley Smith wrote:
> I tried to set attribute android:launchMode="singleTask" for calling
> Activity, but it still does not works as I expect
>
> I need that method onCreate(Bundle bundle) to be called onl
On Mon, Sep 12, 2011 at 12:07 PM, Raziel23x wrote:
> he method intent(String) is undefined for the
> type LiquidBackgroundsFreeActivity
>
It sounds like you need to learn Java before you starting working on your
Android App. Find a good book or tutorial and learn at least the basics of
Java.
Onc
he method intent(String) is undefined for the type
LiquidBackgroundsFreeActivity
On Sep 12, 12:40 pm, TreKing wrote:
> On Mon, Sep 12, 2011 at 11:27 AM, Raziel23x wrote:
> > I get a error when i add this to the code
>
> You want us to guess what error you're getting?
>
> > this.startActivity(int
hii rambabu
thanx for the help dude..
u suggest me that book of RITO MEIER.
actually icould not find it in the market as well on the internet
where i can download it
could u plz send me the link of pdf of that book if u know.
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would you be able to use the NotificationManager and let the user start the
activity? if possible that might be less intrusive...
On Wed, Oct 6, 2010 at 2:23 AM, Doug wrote:
> startActivity works the same in a service as it does in an activity
> (Context vs. Activity argument not withstanding),
startActivity works the same in a service as it does in an activity
(Context vs. Activity argument not withstanding), and I don't think
it's gauche to launch an activity from your service. In many cases,
you need to launch an activity from a service when it needs attention.
Doug
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I might be bad manners to start an Activity out of the blue like that,
but here's how you do it:
Intent intent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_VIEW);
intent.setClass( myContext , ActivityToLaunch.class );
startActivity( intent );
Note that the first arg
I was in a relationship like this once...
"You want to make it such that when a user explicitly navigates away
from your app, it pops right back up 3 seconds later?"
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Hi Sohan,
I tried the same thing; It is working fine.
This is the code I used...
package com.android.BootComplete;
import android.content.BroadcastReceiver;
import android.content.Context;
import android.content.Intent;
public class BootComplete extends BroadcastReceiver
{
@Override
pu
I think just FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK would work..
On Sep 3, 2:59 pm, Pent wrote:
> Use an intent with a set component.
>
> You need flag LAUNCHED_FROM_BACKGROUND or whatever it is and NEW_TASK
> if I remember right.
>
> Look in the log and see what the problem is.
>
> Pent
>
> On Sep 3, 8:31 am,
Use an intent with a set component.
You need flag LAUNCHED_FROM_BACKGROUND or whatever it is and NEW_TASK
if I remember right.
Look in the log and see what the problem is.
Pent
On Sep 3, 8:31 am, Prateek wrote:
> i have a launcher activity which gets activated everytime i start the
> applic
On 3 Sep, 00:31, Prateek wrote:
> i have tried intent but doesnot seems to get though it .
Then you're not using the Intent correctly, because that is the
correct approach.
Intents can be finicky beasts, requiring several pieces to all be
correct before they'll do what you want. And before you
Correct way to do it:
put into onWindowFocusChanged(boolean a)
it works!!
On Aug 21, 3:05 pm, cindy wrote:
> no it is not working:
> In android document, it says:
> "
> It's important to note that the start() method called on the
> AnimationDrawable cannot be called during the onCreate() meth
no it is not working:
In android document, it says:
"
It's important to note that the start() method called on the
AnimationDrawable cannot be called during the onCreate() method of
your Activity, because the AnimationDrawable is not yet fully attached
to the window. If you want to play the animati
On Aug 21, 8:48 pm, cindy wrote:
> Hi Friend,
>
> I need to start a animation automatically for a activity without any
> user clicking. I know when activity is not ready, animation could not
> start. I used a thread to start it, however it is still not working.
>
> How could I know Activity is r
On Wed, Aug 4, 2010 at 6:53 PM, wrote:
> What is at least starting with adding goergian glyphs to the Android
> Fonts?
> How can I support you for it?
Those fonts were developed by Ascender; official modifications to
those fonts probably have to be made by them.
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What is at least starting with adding goergian glyphs to the Android
Fonts?
How can I support you for it?
On 28 Jul., 02:21, Dianne Hackborn wrote:
> Sorry there is no "process" here. Someone making a device can generate and
> include localizations for whatever countries they are shipping their
Hi Dianne,
Sorry, I've posted my answer accidentaly via "replay an Autor". Could
you please post my quastion
here. I can not restore it anymore :(
On 28 Jul., 02:21, Dianne Hackborn wrote:
> Sorry there is no "process" here. Someone making a device can generate and
> include localizations for
any sample code?
I have read some information online. It suggests to use window focus
event. Does any one has experience before?
On Jul 7, 11:20 pm, metal mikey wrote:
> Unless you've ensured that anim_record is an AnimationDrawable, your
> attempts to start an animation are doomed.
>
> Aside fr
Unless you've ensured that anim_record is an AnimationDrawable, your
attempts to start an animation are doomed.
Aside from that, I've encountered some buggy behaviour regarding the
starting of AnimationRecordables within onCreate before. I suggest you
try using a Handler to start the animation aft
Thanks. I was incorrectly focused on avoiding an intermediate
Activity. Your approach seems simpler to implement and I suspect the
delay due to the creation of the intermediate Activity will be too
small to notice.
On Apr 21, 2:42 pm, "~ TreKing" wrote:
> On Wed, Apr 21, 2010 at 1:29 PM, greg
On Fri, Mar 26, 2010 at 4:22 PM, Matt Kanninen wrote:
> Sorry about resurrecting an old thread, but really? All resources
> from all APK's are public to all APK's at all times?
>
Yes.
> Could yall post a new blog post about how to write secure Android
> applications? ;)
>
One possibility is
Sorry about resurrecting an old thread, but really? All resources
from all APK's are public to all APK's at all times?
Could yall post a new blog post about how to write secure Android
applications? ;)
How about assets? And whats the deal with the stuff that ends up in
your assets folder that y
Is there any advantages / disadvantages to having the Service start
the AlarmManager, as opposed to the AlarmManager starting the Service?
I though Services were more robust.
On Mar 19, 10:50 am, Mark Murphy wrote:
> AuxOne wrote:
> > Like, what If the phone
> > boots up and that starts the Alarm
AuxOne wrote:
> Like, what If the phone
> boots up and that starts the Alarm, but then the app is closed and
> manually restarted. Won't the previous alarm still be in memory?
No, outstanding alarms are flushed on a reboot.
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Sorry if I seem confused...
> Call getContentResolver() in your Service.
I'm also doing things like .sendBroadcast() to refresh the photo
gallery, .openFileInput() from the Activity. So doesn't that mean
GetContentResolver() won't work for me?
> > Your example code has the Alarm scheduled from
AuxOne wrote:
>> On the whole, that's not a good idea. Popping up an Activity in the
>> middle of whatever the user is doing will not be popular. There are
>> certain circumstances where this is appropriate -- incoming VOIP calls,
>> etc. -- but should not be done in general. Users will attack you
> On the whole, that's not a good idea. Popping up an Activity in the
> middle of whatever the user is doing will not be popular. There are
> certain circumstances where this is appropriate -- incoming VOIP calls,
> etc. -- but should not be done in general. Users will attack you with
> sharp poin
Hello Sir, Thanks for reply.
Actually I am developing one application, in which suppose I call on
'000' number then sms has to be sent some predefined number.
On Feb 21, 6:05 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> pramod.deorewrote:
> > How can I start my android application after pressing particular key?
>
>
aishwarya wrote:
> Thanks a lot. It worked.
> Can i provide some more specific intents to the maps application?
> I am trying the geo: _lat _long
> So what other parameters can it take apart from latitude and
> longitude. can i send a search query (say a pointer to all the medical
> stores in the v
Thanks a lot. It worked.
Can i provide some more specific intents to the maps application?
I am trying the geo: _lat _long
So what other parameters can it take apart from latitude and
longitude. can i send a search query (say a pointer to all the medical
stores in the vicinity) to the map applicati
On Mon, Feb 15, 2010 at 4:37 PM, jotobjects wrote:
> Are the resources of the another application package essentially
> public - can any application call Context.createPackageContext() to
> get the context of a different application?
>
Yep all resources are public. This allows other application
jotobjects wrote:
> For instance with a Context you
> can get lists of databases and files and delete them!
No, you can't. Linux file permissions will prevent this.
> Getting access to MetaData via PackageManager seems reasonable if you
> are aware that this is how it works, but the rationale for
On Feb 15, 5:01 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> jotobjects wrote:
> > Are the resources of the another application package essentially
> > public - can any application call Context.createPackageContext() to
> > get the context of a different application?
>
> Yes. It shocked the heck out of me when I re
jotobjects wrote:
> Are the resources of the another application package essentially
> public - can any application call Context.createPackageContext() to
> get the context of a different application?
Yes. It shocked the heck out of me when I realized it. It's possible
there are some limits, but I
On Feb 13, 11:36 am, Dianne Hackborn wrote:
> This sounds much more complicated than you need. If you just want to load
> resources from another .apk, you don't need any code in it at all -- just
> use Context.createPackageContext() to get the context for the other package
> and load its resour
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On Sat, Feb 13, 2010 at 11:59 PM, Menny wrote:
> So you suggest that I'll have a pre-define resource which will hold
> all the information I need (let's say it is an XML resource) for
> creating th
Menny Even Danan wrote:
> OK, thanks. I'll try that.
Actually, I hadn't seen Ms. Hackborn's response before replying --
definitely consider following her guidance in this area.
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OK, thanks. I'll try that.
On Sun, Feb 14, 2010 at 14:15, Mark Murphy wrote:
> Menny wrote:
> > So you suggest that I'll have a pre-define resource which will hold
> > all the information I need (let's say it is an XML resource) for
> > creating the external keyboard. This sounds OK.
> > The onl
Menny wrote:
> So you suggest that I'll have a pre-define resource which will hold
> all the information I need (let's say it is an XML resource) for
> creating the external keyboard. This sounds OK.
> The only problem is how to query for packages which have this
> resource?
I'm not sure if there
I'll look at the examples, and try that.
Thanks.
On Feb 14, 11:07 am, Dianne Hackborn wrote:
> You can follow the same model we use for input methods, app widgets, live
> wallpapers, and other things (none of which are fundamentally kinds of
> things in the platform, but built on top of the fun
You can follow the same model we use for input methods, app widgets, live
wallpapers, and other things (none of which are fundamentally kinds of
things in the platform, but built on top of the fundamental generic
activity, receiver, service, and provider components):
1. Pick the kind of component
So you suggest that I'll have a pre-define resource which will hold
all the information I need (let's say it is an XML resource) for
creating the external keyboard. This sounds OK.
The only problem is how to query for packages which have this
resource?
I can still create an Activity which have anot
Menny wrote:
> I don't know what the other ContentProviders URI are.
> They can be anything, I want to release my keyboard service, and then
> release layouts as I need.
> This means that, somehow, the keyboard service needs to "know" which
> layout packages are installed on the device, and what ar
Menny wrote:
> I don't know what the other ContentProviders URI are.
Then don't use a ContentProvider. Follow Ms. Hackborn's directions
instead and use Context.createPackageContext() and access the other
APKs' resources that way.
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I don't know what the other ContentProviders URI are.
They can be anything, I want to release my keyboard service, and then
release layouts as I need.
This means that, somehow, the keyboard service needs to "know" which
layout packages are installed on the device, and what are the URI of
their cont
This sounds much more complicated than you need. If you just want to load
resources from another .apk, you don't need any code in it at all -- just
use Context.createPackageContext() to get the context for the other package
and load its resources from there.
And if you don't need any UI, and real
OK. I'll be explain my needs:
I'm the author of AnySoftKeyboard (http://
softkeyboard.googlecode.com).
The reason I made this keyboard, is to provide alternative layouts in
the on-screen keyboard (e.g., Hebrew, Russian, DVORAK, etc. and of
course, qwerty).
But the keyboard APK gets bloated with all
I eventually found two spectacular ways to get the list of
applications on the phone (including the gallery). Both of these
methods are from Android source code!
Method one, if you want the list of applications in a list to iterate
through:
PackageManager manager = context.getPackageManag
pcm2a wrote:
> Maybe I'm asking the totally wrong question here:
>
> On any android phone I can press the up arrow and get a list of all
> the built in and install application. What is the recommended way to
> get a list of all these items, their icons, and their start intents.
> Current'y I'm us
Maybe I'm asking the totally wrong question here:
On any android phone I can press the up arrow and get a list of all
the built in and install application. What is the recommended way to
get a list of all these items, their icons, and their start intents.
Current'y I'm using the PackageManager cl
Okay I am going to say once more, and I am done with this thread: do not do
this. Your app -will- break on different devices. You have been warned.
Please don't complain about having to deal with your app breaking when it
does, because you are making assumptions about very fragile implementation
I don't need to start up one image, what I need to start up is the
gallery application. I'm not wanting to choose one image or return an
image back to my application. I just want the gallery app to start up
just like you clicked the icon.
I do have some good news that I have figured out a way to
It doesn't even work today, because different devices have the "gallery"
implemented in different places. DO NOT USE PACKAGE NAMES. The only
supported way to launch other applications is through the officially
published intent protocols, such as VIEW with an image to show an image.
On Thu, Nov 2
Why would it break in the future? The main function of my app relies
on the user to be able to get a list of "install" applications. Think
of like an application like App Task Manager that shows you the
installed apps and allows you to uninstall them.
Running appInfo.getInstalledApplications(0)
My manifest file is as follows and in which i want to start my
service.
Is there any wrong with above manifest file.
On Oc
I am starting my service in an Activity with StartService()
method.But i don't know how to start service from application.Thus
whenever my activity is destroyed and rebuilt new service is created.
How can i create/start my service from other than Activity?
On Oct 18, 5:43 am, Farproc
You can try to code, and then post the problem you encounter.
On 10月17日, 下午1时10分, pink 444 wrote:
> Thanks for your replay.
>
> Can you give me a example .
>
> On Oct 16, 2:55 pm, Farproc wrote:
>
>
>
> > First, you do not have to start/stop aservicefrom a Activity. You
> > can
> > do that in
Thanks for your replay.
Can you give me a example .
On Oct 16, 2:55 pm, Farproc wrote:
> First, you do not have to start/stop a service from a Activity. You
> can
> do that in anywhere via a Context object(which is very easy to
> retrieve).
>
> If you want to start a service, just call Cont
First, you do not have to start/stop a service from a Activity. You
can
do that in anywhere via a Context object(which is very easy to
retrieve).
If you want to start a service, just call Context.startService(),
form
then on the service will keep running in background until you
explicitly
cal
It solely depends upon your implementation whether a service starts,
shuts down or restarts; regardless whether you do this from your
application or an activity. In other words you shouldn't shut down the
service once the activity finishes. This will keep it running and next
time your activity sta
The minSDKVersion of the app is 3 (1.5) and the ADP1 and the AVD are
each at the same level. It's all at 3 (1.5).
Changing to the manual confuguration seems to have been the answer.
Thank you!
On Sep 18, 12:30 am, Raphael wrote:
> What is the minSdkVersion for your app? Which android does the
What is the minSdkVersion for your app? Which android does the avd
that starts run?
For example if you have minSdkVersion=4 in your app's manifest, ADT
will want to locate a system for android-4, but your device only runs
android-3 (aka 1.5).
One workaround is to edit your launch configuration i
Thanks a lot Dianne for the reply.
So I will take that - there is no way out in Android for the
application to "run-on-install" as of now.
Regards,
Raj
On Jun 18, 1:34 pm, Dianne Hackborn wrote:
> This is working as intended, and there is no plan at this point to change
> it.
>
>
>
>
>
> On Wed
This is working as intended, and there is no plan at this point to change
it.
On Wed, Jun 17, 2009 at 10:49 PM, Raj wrote:
>
> Thanks erictcrook for the idea, but it wont work unless and untill you
> start the application manually once.
>
> Hi Dianne, so there is no way out in Android for the ap
Thanks erictcrook for the idea, but it wont work unless and untill you
start the application manually once.
Hi Dianne, so there is no way out in Android for the application to
run on install, correct?
But I feel that this feature should have been there, as it is
available in all other mobile plat
There is a button in market to launch the app. So you see in the status bar
that the download is down, select the notification, now you are in market
about the app saying it is installed, and you can press the button there to
launch the app for the first time.
On Wed, Jun 17, 2009 at 12:05 PM, Mr
I think that's a very good reason not to send it to a newly installed
app. Though you could give the user the option to start the app
immediately after install, with a button for example.
On Jun 17, 8:55 pm, Dianne Hackborn wrote:
> We deliberately don't send this broadcast to an app when it is
We deliberately don't send this broadcast to an app when it is first
installed (as of cupcake you -will- get the broadcast when being updated
from a previous install). It is generally up to the user to launch your app
when they want to.
On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 12:11 PM, erictcr...@gmail.com wrot
I'm not sure, but I believe the following code may help.
put the folling in your AndroidManifest.xml as a child of your
Application tag
Then create a class that extends BroadcastReceiver, and u
Thank you.
If i only use:
Intent intent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_SEARCH);
intent.putExtra(SearchManager.QUERY, "Heiko");
startActivity(intent);
I get a Windo Popup to choose a action:
"Complete action using:
- Mail
- Android Market
- App/Search/Query/Search Result
- Browser
- Cont
Thanks for your help.
I also find I could use the other method provided by Intent to achieve
my goal.
Here is the method.
intent.setClassName(String packageName,String className);
We could replace the orginal one with the following.
i.setClassName
("com.android.phone","com.andr
Augustin.CL wrote:
> Dear all,
>
>I want to start the activity owned by other application. I
> know we could construct the Intent(setAction,setClass), and then call
> context.startActivity(intent) to start a new activity owned by the
> same application. When we start the activity not
Hi dinozaur,
the google g1 have a seriel port on his special usb-port, but as far
as i know there is no android api. The USB Port, the msm7k chip in the
HTC G1, has USB host capabilities but there are no drivers in the
linux kernel.
When you know a solution i very interested ...
best regards
Sve
The ACTION_SEARCH intent doesn't take a data Uri, so new
Intent(Intent.ACTION_SEARCH) should be enough.
j
On Thu, May 14, 2009 at 9:02 AM, prihei wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> how can i open the contact view with a query?
> I try this:
>
> Intent intent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_SEARCH, People.CONTENT
The easiest solution for your situation is to refresh the summaries in your
preference activity's onResume.
Otherwise you'll have to override onPreferenceTreeClick and start the
activity manually.
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On Mar 6, 2009 7:37 PM, "Xin Zhao" wrote:
Hey guys,
I am trying to start an in
see:
http://www.anddev.org/starting_intent_from_preferences_screen-t4505.html
This invokes an Intent directly from Preferences XML which is handy.
(Perhaps you could specify ACTION_GET_CONTENT to return a value to
your app, although I have not tried this.) Invoking the intent works
OK internall
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