Hello,
Like the threat title already says, my question is, if its possible to run an app in another app. Im a total java noob but i wanna learn how to create my own apk. But before i start this project i neet to know if i can realize my project.
I already red about intents witch can launch other apps with the main app but i havent heard about running the whole apps in my main app.
Hope you guys can help me.
CarpeVitam said:
Hello,
Like the threat title already says, my question is, if its possible to run an app in another app. Im a total java noob but i wanna learn how to create my own apk. But before i start this project i neet to know if i can realize my project.
I already red about intents witch can launch other apps with the main app but i havent heard about running the whole apps in my main app.
Hope you guys can help me.
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Every apps runs in its own instance, so this is impossible.
but if you are searching for how to test your app, try the android emulator
I really doubt you need such function.
Or you mean you want to launch another app from your app, and pass something like a file? I think that is possible.
CarpeVitam said:
Hello,
Like the threat title already says, my question is, if its possible to run an app in another app. Im a total java noob but i wanna learn how to create my own apk. But before i start this project i neet to know if i can realize my project.
I already red about intents witch can launch other apps with the main app but i havent heard about running the whole apps in my main app.
Hope you guys can help me.
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The question is why do you need run an app in another app? Just like run other command in cmd window?
I have a Todo List app and within that Todo list app I have a "Gallery App" that displays images and Videos... Is this what you are asking.
Hint... You can only have 1 Main App (Activity) but you can have several other Activities that run within your app.
Hope that helps.
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I think I might've posted this in the wrong thread, so I just copied and pasted it on to here
*#Rooting
Sheesh , I was scared to ask these questions. *but I just wanted to know a few things about this rooting stuff. As far as ADB and SDK I think it is. I know theres a guide for dummies, but I just want a quick summary and then theres is this clockmod recovery and then that cynogen thing. Just wanted to know if I should put that on my phone. I mean I really just rooted my phone for the themes and tweaks and all of that. I've been going through threads where people post there screenshots of their themes and that pretty much inspired me to root my phone. *- Its my first post , take it easy on me. Haha, but I would really like to get involved with this forum community. I am a graphic designer and pretty good at it but not at the moment cause I don't have my photoshop. I used to do blackberry themes as well. I don't know if that means anything...*
This looks more like a story than a question... but its straight...
Your asking for a quick summary of adb/sdk... sdk is the component that lets you run adb commands so sort anwser without it your computer wouldn't know what adb was... adb is the terminal command so you can make changes to your phone from your computer (add/delete/reboot/install/blah)
clockwork is a version of a recovery image... its well known because he made an app to go along with it...
Cryogen is a rom developer with a ridiculous following... he blew up back in the day when google sent him a cease in desist for using google apps in his roms (now they are dl'd separate)
I think that answers your 4 questions well in quick summery at least :/
Yeah, I know it was kind of long. Haha, sorry but should I put clockwork on my phone? Maybe if I needed to go back to factory settings or something and what program should I get to change my theme? I got launcher pro but I want to change the battery meter and all of that.
iAdoreeDroid said:
Yeah, I know it was kind of long. Haha, sorry but should I put clockwork on my phone? Maybe if I needed to go back to factory settings or something and what program should I get to change my theme? I got launcher pro but I want to change the battery meter and all of that.
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Where do I get "launcher pro"... I searched in market but all I find is themes that "require launcher pro" or a launcher of some sort..
Jaskwith said:
Where do I get "launcher pro"... I searched in market but all I find is themes that "require launcher pro" or a launcher of some sort..
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Maybe this would work, you could goto apps and then scroll down on the categories. Click productivity and then click top free, scroll down a bit and it should be the 6th top free app. Thats a harder way though. Haha
Edit: You can also search up the developers name " Federico Carnales " without quotes.
iAdoreeDroid said:
Maybe this would work, you could goto apps and then scroll down on the categories. Click productivity and then click top free, scroll down a bit and it should be the 6th top free app. Thats a harder way though. Haha
Edit: You can also search up the developers name " Federico Carnales " without quotes.
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Ill look, thank you very much.
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Hi guys, I know some launchers have the ability to sort apps/games into groups like ADW Launcher EX.
I was just wondering if there is a launcher/app that will pop up upon installation of a new app/game and ask what group you want to place it in?
I really like ADW but its just a ball-ache trying to keep track of things I install and make sure I haven't forgot to sort something, it would be cool if something asked after installation.
Has anybody come across a launcher/app that can do this?
[EDIT] This so probably best to go into questions/general thread. Can a mod move please.
Try "Smart Shortcuts" om Marked.
I think folder organiser pops up in notifications when a new app is installed.
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Thanks guys but found exactly what I was looking for.. "Auto App Organizer"
Its awesome, been looking for a app like this since first getting Android. It will automatically scan all your installed apps and categorize them and will also watch for new installed. You can then create shortcuts to the categories on home and they will act like folders.
The app is free but I paid for the full version (no banner). tbh the banner wasnt really annoying or anything, I simply wanted to show appreciation.
I would REALLY recommend this app to anybody.
Thanks man. I have played with folder organising apps and the such before, but I just never bothered putting new apps into relevant places and so it just became a bit pointless.
This sounds much more suited to me! I shall have play.
Cheers
Edit: Lol - looks like the dev and me have a source in common
http://mobilityupdate.com/review/hide-your-folders-on-windows-mobile-using-hidefolders-application/
Oh you mean the icon, took my 5 mins to work out what you meant by that
Hey guys how are you all?? ... hope you are fine..
hey i need to know if is there any app which can launch others app's activities... i had recently installed CM9 on my defy+ and i found the lock screen options has a very amaizng cool option which can lunch any app from any of its activities.... so i can start for example facebook directly from my profile view activity... is there anyway to run such activities directly from a console.. comand line or any app which does the same out of CM9???
thnks it would be very cool :victory:
Questions go in the Q&A section
What do you mean by "console"? A Terminal?
Anyway, I have Apex launcher on my device and there it's possible to place shortcuts to specific activities on homescreen.
E.g. I have a shortcut pointing directly to the tethering settings activity.
yodawg said:
What do you mean by "console"? A Terminal?
Anyway, I have Apex launcher on my device and there it's possible to place shortcuts to specific activities on homescreen.
E.g. I have a shortcut pointing directly to the tethering settings activity.
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yes exacly!! a terminal!!! ... i just didn't know how to call that and yeahhh you got what i mean! only with Apex Launcher ohh interesting at least people can install it without need to flash other room... well it helps i gonna download!! you know such functions allow us to do a bunch of things... such as create multiple account on app which isn't possible create more than one.. or even use apps which needs to be registered thanks man
Milewsky said:
yes exacly!! a terminal!!! ... i just didn't know how to call that and yeahhh you got what i mean!
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"Console" is also right, I just wasn't sure if you _really_ meant that
only with Apex Launcher ohh interesting
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Maybe it's also possible with other Apps/Launchers but I don't know... (maybe search/google will bring you further results)
at least people can install it without need to flash other room
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Yes.
... well it helps i gonna download!! you know such functions allow us to do a bunch of things... such as create multiple account on app which isn't possible create more than one.. or even use apps which needs to be registered thanks man
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Hm I don't think that this is possible (but you simply gonna try that)... for me it's more like a 'shortcut' to save you time that you normally spend tapping on your screen.
hi to all, it's my first time to be here! me and a friend of mine have joined a small competition that require for participating -of cours- to develop an android app! also we are a newbies in java developement and it's our first experience in android world, so my question is: is there a java or linux or c++ code that can power on an android device at a specific time? I googled a lot of time and i didn't got an answer.Please any suggestion or help? And sorry foy my bad english.
No definitely not!*
Because, you're app is only running if android has booted, so there is now way for your app.
The build-in Clock-App can't do it, too!
The only think you can do is, to unlock a booted phone.
Regards
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*There could maybe a way, for a specific phone, which has the hardware, which is needed and a SDK for developers for that hardware. But I don't know anyone.
Thanks for the replay. You speaked about the build-in clock app can't do it? it's indeed a reality! But why? unlike the android phone, when you set the alarm clock app in a Nokia phone and you shutdown the device.. the app is able to power on and boot the os!! So why it's not possible on android! is it something related to android architectur (layers)? maybe the hardware? can someone give me an explanation please.
Yes, I suppose you'll need specific hardware support. If the phone is really off, there needs to be some kind of timer that is still running, which can turn the phone on, so it can boot again, and then run some app for the alarm or whatnot.
Apparently Blackberry phones support it too, perhaps others as well, but it's not a common feature on Android phones.
Thanks you for the info.
hypered said:
Thanks you for the info.
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there are many apps available on play store search and get it all working ....
Have a nice day
I dont know how to but its possible in Android because if you got to Settings --> Accessibility --> There is an option to turn on and off the device... So there must be a turn around for the same...
I also have a similar kind of Idea for my next app but dont know how to run my app when the phone is off or how to switch it on...
Maybe in rooted devices...Please let me know if you get anything similar.
Thanks
I want to terminate an external activity from my app. how do i do it... Im new to android development
私は苦しんでいます said:
I want to terminate an external activity from my app. how do i do it... Im new to android development
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Old question, but i'll bite. To close another application, I think you can send the correct intent requesting it to close itself. But to actually close another app no questions asked, I think your going to need root. And then you also have the option to force-close it ie "hibernate" the app. Use a rooted shell command.