I accomplish this by simply sending the intent to the other package +
activity, e.g.:
Intent intent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_MAIN);
intent.setComponent(new ComponentName("test.another",
"test.another.MyActivity"));
startActivity(intent);
There's no connection between the manifests at all; the intent is
simply passed via the system's usual mechanism, the same as if
test.another.MyActivity had been started from the Launcher.
String
On Nov 24, 9:17 am, Tomas <tomas.c.hjelmb...@gmail.com> wrote:
> You are right, my manifest declares the package as "test.current", but
> the activity as "test.another.MyActivity".
> I have activities from multiple packages in the same manifest, ie:
>
> <activity android:name="test.another.MyActivity>
> <activity android:name="test.current.MyActivity>
>
> Is that possible?
> As far as I know one can't have multiple manifest files or multiple
> "packages" defined in manifest for one application.
> How do I achieve calling this activity "test.another.MyActivity" from
> my activity in my default package "test.current" without splitting the
> packages into two projects and two .apk-files?
> How do other developers achieve this when fx including an Apache
> licensed piece of software in your application?
>
> Regards /Tomas
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