Applications can't directly access it.
On Wed, Jan 12, 2011 at 3:26 AM, stanly tsai.sta...@gmail.com wrote:
hi all,
I have a question about content provider,
for example,
I used the *Telephony.Carriers.CURRENT* this URI to store all APN nodes,
maybe it will has 100 nodes(records) in it.
but when I insert the 100 rows data via *ContentResolver.insert*
pragramatically,
instead of inserting records in every product by code, I wish my every
product can have these 100 rows data atomatically,
so I think there must exist a *real physical store location* to store the
*Telephony.Carriers.CURRENT* URI all records, like xxx.db.
so that I can just copy the xxx.db to every products, and used these
records.
is there have a physical location to store records in URI?
please give me some suggestion.
thanks a lot!!
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