Re: [android-developers] Stop an Application after trial period

2013-06-14 Thread Lew
tamil maran wrote: > hi everybody.i [sic] need some suggestion in android media file > compression. > > i have 500 MP size video .i should upload that video to server.even though > it doesnt upload to server due to large memory size.so i need to compress > the video file like large memory size

Re: [android-developers] Stop an Application after trial period

2013-06-14 Thread Tamil Maran
hi everybody.i need some suggestion in android media file compression. i have 500 MP size video .i should upload that video to server.even though it doesnt upload to server due to large memory size.so i need to compress the video file like large memory size to small memory size.is there any possib

Re: [android-developers] Stop an Application after trial period

2013-06-13 Thread Kristopher Micinski
Why not use trials from Google Play's in app billing? (The answer would be that you might want to publish it elsewhere..) To effectively do this, you need a licensing server, etc... A hacky solution is to roll your own by disabling the receiver, but this is fairly easily thwarted. Kris On Thu,

[android-developers] Stop an Application after trial period

2013-06-13 Thread amey523
Hey guys, I have an Application that I would like to stop after a trial period of say 30 days. How could I achieve this? Basically I have Broadcast Receivers that are registered in the Android Manifest file. Can I stop them or De-register them programmatically? If yes, how could this be done?