[android-developers] Re: Android .apks running in a Browser

2009-06-24 Thread guruk

are there any plans for that... one user of mine told me he heared
about...
but i did not found news here?

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[android-developers] Re: Android .apks running in a Browser

2009-06-24 Thread Dianne Hackborn
I wouldn't expect this to happen soon -- being able to run an .apk from the
browser essentially means installing it, so that the security permissions it
requests can be granted to it, so the user needs to be involved with what is
going on.  At the end of the day, I can't really see this as being a whole
lot easier than just having a link to the app on Market.
I think there is a really important distinction between something the
browser runs for the user, vs. something the user explicitly decides to
install.  The former you want to much more tightly sandbox and control; once
you pass the line to the user explicitly installing it, things open up a lot
more.

Also as a purely practical matter, right now the browser runs as a single
uid; to be able to download an .apk and run it in the browser (assuming we
are okay with not giving this code any special permissions so no need to
involve the user) would require creating and assigning it a temporary uid
and running it in its own process...  which is again basically installing it
as a full-fledged app, just not showing a permissions dialog (because there
are none).  There is also a lot in the framework that closely depends on an
application being published in the package manager as a real app, which the
activity manager and others can manage, for most of the basic Android APIs
to work.

On Sat, Jun 6, 2009 at 10:25 AM, guruk ilovesi...@gmail.com wrote:


 Hi,
 first I like to thank you the whole Android Team and all Users who
 helped me over time with me Questions.
 Amazing Work. My simple App My Days is now in the Top 100 from
 Android Apps.

 What I like to suggest now for the Android Project is the Option to
 run .apk's in a Browser.
 That may sound a bit crazy, but also imagine how cool it would be to
 see your App running in a Browser

 http://code.google.com/p/drine/

 is the first Project I saw working on that Idea and I like it a lot.

 In my View it would need a Plugin from Google Android for a Browser
 like Chrome, FF, IE ...
 that would allow to run .apks

 Is something like that planned or just what do you think about?

 Greets
 Chris

 



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[android-developers] Re: Android .apks running in a Browser

2009-06-24 Thread guruk

Hi Dianne,

i am happy someone from the android team comes in that discussion.

Just you may missunderstood.
Its not about to download that app in the Browser and run it on a
mobile.

Its about to compile that App (i called it apk) for a BrowserVersion.

Just think, We have GWT (to generate Browser App), Android for Mobile
Apps.

I think it would be so cool to code one app and just compile it for
Android
or Browser.
Finaly, yes I wrote .apk, because I thought should there be already an
apk
we just would need like an emulator plugin for a browser and could run
the
apk directly in the browser, just as a browser application.

For sure I can not use all functions in the browser as in the Mobile.
But that would be just a few /* */ and not like now writing the same
app
totaly again from the ground just to have a Browser Version from it.
I think right now about my app My Days. 99% would look same in a
browser
but now if I like to have a browser version (bigger screen and just
for people
without android mobile) I have to code all again.

I asked that, because I think if someone have the power to create
something
like that its google. You have GWT you have Android... something that
would
make a GWT Source from my Android source...

I guess you got the point where I am looking for.
To make Android really a CrossOver language.
Let it run as application in LInux, under Windows, in a Browser and
for sure
still on Android Mobiles :)

Greets
Chris

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[android-developers] Re: Android .apks running in a Browser

2009-06-09 Thread guruk

Hi,

just like to keep that Post again so hopefully someone from
Android Team will make a Statement to that Issue!

Are there any Plans to realize an option to play .apks in a browser?

Greets
chris

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[android-developers] Re: Android .apks running in a Browser

2009-06-06 Thread deepdr...@googlemail.com

How do you find out about which apps are in the top 100 ?

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On Jun 6, 7:25 pm, guruk ilovesi...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi,
 first I like to thank you the whole Android Team and all Users who
 helped me over time with me Questions.
 Amazing Work. My simple App My Days is now in the Top 100 from
 Android Apps.

 What I like to suggest now for the Android Project is the Option to
 run .apk's in a Browser.
 That may sound a bit crazy, but also imagine how cool it would be to
 see your App running in a Browser

 http://code.google.com/p/drine/

 is the first Project I saw working on that Idea and I like it a lot.

 In my View it would need a Plugin from Google Android for a Browser
 like Chrome, FF, IE ...
 that would allow to run .apks

 Is something like that planned or just what do you think about?

 Greets
 Chris
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[android-developers] Re: Android .apks running in a Browser

2009-06-06 Thread guruk

hi deepdroid

check: http://androidstats.com/ranking/applications

its cool

chris

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