For getLaunchIntentForPackage(), it says it is undefined for type
PackageManager and hence code cannot compile?
i can see the other methods when I put . after getPackageManager()
except this one.
Thanks
Yasser
On Jul 6, 10:39 am, Justin (Google Employee) j...@google.com
wrote:
How does the
How does the process for retrieving system rights look like?
Its a matter of signatures. Whoever signs the system is also going to
need to sign any app that wants system privileges.
I suppose this problem
shouldn't exist if I was able to save the .apk file in the private
directory of my
I have been testing with the 'file://' prefix and got the following
results:
When saving an .apk file in the private directory of my application
and trying to invoke the system installation UI, an parse error
occured due to permission issues:
07-02 07:15:27.826: WARN/zipro(726): Unable to open
On Wed, Jul 1, 2009 at 6:22 PM, calleandersson
calleanders...@hotmail.comwrote:
Is there somehow possible to simulate that an application has system
rights in the Emulator?
No, and very intentionally.
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The package manager way will not work, you need the permission you
referenced, INSTALL_PACKAGES, which only the system has and is not
obtainable by user-installed applications.
I think your Intent-based method should work, I believe this is more
or less what the browser does when you download an
Hi Justin,
Thanks for the tips about the 'file://' prefix and SD card, I will
look into that tomorrow.
How does the process for retrieving system rights look like? Is it the
manufacturer of an Android device which decides if an application
should have system rights? I suppose that that kind of
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