Rico wrote:
> We used to be able to link to a search page on the Amazon MP3 app
> through the method described here:
>
> http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers/browse_frm/thread/2660d9745ce2c208/5705d193adeae842?lnk=gst&q=amazon+mp3#5705d193adeae842
That method is not part of the SDK, and so will likely fail on some devices.
> However, it looks like the Nexus One shipped with a newer version of
> the Amazon MP3 Store app (version 1.6) and this method of linking now
> results in an exception:
>
> E/AndroidRuntime(10851): java.lang.SecurityException: Permission
> Denial: starting Intent { act=android.intent.action.SEARCH
> cmp=com.amazon.mp3/.client.activity.SearchActivity (has extras) } from
> ProcessRecord{43cd17f0 10851:com.myTestApp/10054} (pid=10851,
> uid=10054) requires null
Precisely.
> Does anyone know what this means? Is Amazon explicitly trying to stop
> other apps from linking to them, or do I just need to adjust something
> in my app?
Quoting Ms. Hackborn from December:
> "requires null" means that there is no permission, but that particular
> component is not exported from the .apk, so -nobody- else can use it.
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