Hi guys,
for a specific Android application I want to programmaticaly find all the intents for activities, services and broadcasts it listens to. I have looking into the code of programs like IntentFuzzer and searched the web, but I was not able to find an easy solution.
Is there a simple way to find all intents related to "com.test"?
Thanks!
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So, I'm new to PPC development. I hope to use C# to create this first seamingly simple app. However, I can't seem to access the SMS store to retrieve the message list. Microsoft.WindowsMobile.PocketOutlook doesn't have the functionality, so do I have to do a DLLImport against a native library? or is there some managed library I can use to get to it?
I am writing an application for research purposes and I was wondering if it was at all possible to get access to the information that specifies what category an App is in on the marketplace.
Any ideas or pointers?
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Looking for a bit of advice on databases integrated into an app, I have looked around and nothing seemed to answer my question. Will try make the problem clear and I hope someone can help me out.
I want to have a master database that is going to have a full list of information. In the app, the user will be able to choose from this list those which apply to them, leaving a smaller list. If the main database would be stored remotely I would think the user list would be stored locally to make any action on it quicker and so the app wont rely on an internet connection.
I am having trouble choosing what direction to go with the database and which will work best with Android. Also, from my research so far, I am on the fence as to whether the master database will be remotely or locally on the device. I would rather it be remotely so to minimize memory usage and have the means to set up a server system or other method to host the file. Seeing as the user list will be stored on their own device there is no need to store anything else apart from the master list and it being on a server will make updating it easier.
If anyone has any thoughts on what I am looking for or knows a best-of situation I would greatly appreciate it.
Hi!
I'm rather newbie developing for Android, and I'm kind of lost...but here goes what I'd like to do:
I'd like my app to have a local database that is updated from online, either downloading a new file each time versions don't match (which I find hard), or somehow to download/upload the latest insertions to an online file.
I'd like it to work somehow offline allowing to sync anytime that there's connection, so I'd like a local DB where the query is made, but I also want it to be synced as much as I can. Users should also be able to add new rows to the table, that could be done at any time the user decides to sync.
So...How can I implement an online database? And also, as a sidenote...Where could I host my DB? Is there any free hosting I could rely on? In my opinion it should be a rather small DB...
Thank you!
Hi guys,
I am trying to encapsulate the AccountManager. Specifications: Be able to retrieve an ApiToken (easy one, just use getAuthToken()), be able to create a new account (another easy one, just use addAccount()) and be able to chose from multiple accounts. I am not able to find a solution for the last point. Choosing itself is not hard. Just make an own Activity or use the AccountPicker.
The problem is I can want to encapsulate this in a simple POJO, but the AccountPicker needs an activity to be started. Now you may say, just pass the current visible Activity to the POJO. Well here's another thing I want to be able to do: Keep a reference to the selected account, so the user does not have to select the correct account everytime the app tries to retrieve an API-token as this account should be passed to getAuthToken. So passing the current Activity does not really solve this issue.
Any ideas or links to solving this problem or to a better approach on this topic? I am a fairly new developer and find it hard to find tutorials/best practices on Android Application Programming Patterns, so I'd appriciate some links.
Best Regards,
SampleAndroidDeveloper