I\'ve read many posts on stackoverflow and doc on the Android API in order to be able to catch links from SMS or mail. For example, if I receive开发者_运维知识库 a SMS containing a link like myapp://h
I want to open audio attachments in emails with my app. Currently my intent filter is like so: <intent-filter>
Just getting my hands around intent filters, and I\'ve noticed a rather hit and miss approach to labeling inten开发者_Python百科t-filters using android:label in both sample code and other online sourc
I\'ve made my app handle ACTION_VIEW intents for a certain data type, which it does fine. I can\'t seem to work out how to actually detect whether my app has been launched in this way though, and how
I am trying to catch the package replaced broadcast for my app and only my app, but for some reason in my reciever I am the broadcast for every app that is updated.I thought you only needed to set the
Good morning,开发者_JAVA百科 I am using the following code so that my app shows up when the user chooses a Share option on an image:
I\'ve been reading the documentation about Intents and Intent-Filters, and I was wondering if there is not such a thing as a predefined action to launch an activity expecting some data, for example, a
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I have a situation in which the same activity class is being created by the creation of tabs in a tabhost control. Subsequently, each instance of the activity will want to inform a select group of its
I did quite a reading about Android recently and I came across something that confuses me. The problem is in what occasions it is appropriate to instantiate the IntentFilter class?
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