When calling the DevicePolicyManager.resetPassword(newPassword, 0), on
the 3.0 emulator I get a security exception thrown...
04-14 14:02:46.580 E/AndroidRuntime( 6223):
java.lang.SecurityException: Permission Denial: writing
com.android.providers.settings.SettingsProvider uri
I'm installing a bunch of apps programmatically, using:
Intent intent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_VIEW);
intent.setDataAndType(Uri.fromFile(fileToCopy), application/
vnd.android.package-archive);
startActivityForResult(intent, requestCode);
I dont want the user to launch these apps until I''m
I user a bunch of managers in my app, like TelephonyManager,
ConnectivityManager, LocationManager and a few more. I initialise
these in my onCreate() of my service and use them later on.
I'm wondering if this is the correct approach. Should I be
initializing each manager as I need it, or is it ok
Hi
I have 2 apps. One is a regular app with a UI. I've made it a device
administrator which has been granted the wipeData permission.
The other is a service, with no UI. I want to call wipeData() from my
service.
If I simply call
DevicePolicyManager dpm =
I'd like to apply a correction:
When I sign both the regular and the service apps with the same
signature, only the regular app shows up as a device administrator. As
it should be.
On Jan 19, 1:57 pm, kl4232 klavin4...@yahoo.com wrote:
Hi
I have 2 apps. One is a regular app with a UI. I've made
I have an app which I want to have 3 wake-up alarms to schedule 3
features of the app.
They are all set the same way.
m_intentName = com.mypackage.+ FeatureName;
m_alarmIntent = new Intent(m_intentName);
m_alarmPendingIntent = PendingIntent.getBroadcast(this, 0,
m_alarmIntent, 0);
When I
I have an app which I want to have 3 wake-up alarms to schedule 3
features of the app.
They are all set the same way.
m_intentName = com.mypackage.+ FeatureName;
m_alarmIntent = new Intent(m_intentName);
m_alarmPendingIntent = PendingIntent.getBroadcast(this, 0,
m_alarmIntent, 0);
When I
unique for each alarm you want to set - three alarms, three request codes,
three unique PendingIntents.
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2011/1/15 kl4232 klavin4...@yahoo.com
I have an app which I want to have 3 wake-up alarms to schedule 3
features of the app.
They are all set the same way
Although the docs for pendingIntent.getBroadcast state that...
requestCode Private request code for the sender (currently not
used).
On Jan 15, 10:07 am, kl4232 klavin4...@yahoo.com wrote:
Thank you for this. I accidently posted my question before I was
finished composing it.
So having
I'm installing an app as follows...
Intent intent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_VIEW);
intent.setDataAndType(Uri.fromFile(myFile), application/
vnd.android.package-archive);
startActivityForResult(intent, INSTALL_COMPLETED);
And I'd like to know whether the user pressed install or cancel
when
Do you know if there is a way to perform a factory reset of a handset
from code, in 2.1 and below. I see 2.2 has a wipeData() api. Is there
intent etc I can use in 2.1 to cause a factory reset?
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I have a TabActivity class that has 3 tabs on it. Typically you pick 1
to be currently active and it initializes. Only when you select
another tab is that one initialized. Is there any way to force all 3
tabs to initialize onstartup. Calling setCurrentTab(0);
setCurrentTab(1); setCurrentTab(2);
I have an app which just has a service in it. So it doesnt have an
activity. I want to call the wipeData() api from it.
I have followed an example which sets up the DevicePolicyManager from
inside the onCreate of an Activity class. That works fine.
Q1: My example only works if the
I have 2 applications. The first is a standard activity with a start
service button. The second is a service only application. It has no
activity. It does have a receiver which listens for the BOOT_COMPLETED
intent.
After I've installed both applications on my handset I run the first
app. When I
Is there any way for a process to detect that its being stopped as a
result of the user going to Settings-Applications-Manage
Applications-My App-Force Stop?
I see onDestroy() isnt being called under those circumstances.
Thanks
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