> Well, what I'd like to happen is this: > - Receive a mail with a text/calendar attachment in the GMail (or > email) app > - Click on the attachment > - See my app open to handle it
Sounds reasonable. > What actually happens is that the mail apps show the attachment is > there, but don't offer any way to open it. And I'm not sure if that is > simply because I have my intent filter wrong, or because the mail apps > aren't even looking for apps to open these attachments. Well, if you hunt through Google Code Search, you'll find a number of sample intent filters that use android:mimeType. See if any of those are treated properly by the mail client. If one does, try mirroring their intent filter. BTW, you're *sure* the email is coming over the wire with the attachment as text/calendar (versus some other MIME type)? -- Mark Murphy (a Commons Guy) http://commonsware.com Android App Developer Books: http://commonsware.com/books.html
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