The documentation on Android content providers describes using a ContentResolver, obtained from getContentResolver(), to access the content.
So far, all content provider tutorials I found, teach how to implement a content provider locally, on the Android device. The URI for such content providers always starts with content:// as in:
Progressing with Android learning, I have been introduced to the concept of data source abstraction via a content provider.
I have had users complaining of a \"duplicate provider authority\" error when trying to install my android application. I initially thought it might be an old version interfering with the new version,
I know that it\'s not possible for Android applications to access Facebook contact info. What I\'d like to do is just to retrieve the raw contact ID of a Facebook Raw Contact based on it\'s lookup URI
while writing tests for my content provider i stumbled upon a weird problem. The following code simply tries to verify a call on the my ContentObserver when the underlying data changes. But the onChan
Is correct to use ContentProvider with dao Pattern. ? or it will bring any performance issue ? I will try to explain. I\'ve a contentProvider. an activity, a dao and a bean ..
I try to run this query on my custom contentprovider. cursor = activity.getContentResolver().query( GoalDescriptor.CONTENT_URI,
Folks, I have a dilemma how to architect Android application that communicates with external RESTfull service (actually OData service). The se开发者_高级运维rvice:
I understand that Content Providers are made to allow publicly sharing data between applications. However, I\'m wondering if anyone has thoughts about making a Content Provider to use just within your
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