Still struggling with this. Based on what you said, I tried playing
with this:
Signature[] sigs =
getBaseContext().getPackageManager().getPackageInfo("com.whatever.blahpackage",
64).signatures;
(64 = GET_SIGNATURE)
I then had a look at
sigs[0].toCharsString()
which produced a 979 character long string!
Is hashCode() of any use here? I ignored it for now.
I also had a look at toByteArray(), by converting it to a String. The
result was a string that contained some readable ASCII characters and
some gobbledygook characters like 0� �0� N�
I'm wondering if toCharsString is what we're actually looking for, but
that's a huge amount of text to be sending along with the request!
Would hashCode do?
On Mar 31, 2:46 pm, ko5tik <kpriblo...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I'm also gnawing on the same problem. At the moment
> I'm investigating following path:
>
> Context -> Package Manager -> Package info (for name, with
> signatures ) -> Signatures
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