Hi Rachel,
This is a very informative and helpful blag. I really helped me in
with questions I had about 2.0 API changes for Contacts.
One thing I am still not able to resolve is How to get all the email
address for a contact As you mentioned in your explaination that
I would like to add one more question to this issue:
15) What is the best way to write the code so in case the API Level is
below 5, some of the contacts actions can still be done correctly.
As far as I've checked when publishing an application on the market
there is no way to publish two apks,
On Nov 18, 2009, at 1:43 AM, GDroid wrote:
I would like to add one more question to this issue:
15) What is the best way to write the code so in case the API Level is
below 5, some of the contacts actions can still be done correctly.
As far as I've checked when publishing an application
15) What is the best way to write the code so in case the API Level is
below 5, some of the contacts actions can still be done correctly.
Here's an excellent example that uses new ContactsContact APIs when
available, or otherwise falls back to the original API:
4) What sort of identifier should I represent a contact with in my
local data, so I can later get their most-current data?
Use lookup-style Uris, as they are designed to help with fuzzy
resolution when the contact changes, or is split/joined by the user.
Contacts.getLookupUri() and
On Nov 17, 2009, at 10:21 AM, Jeff Sharkey wrote:
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Thank you! I'll try to write up an updated FAQ this evening, with some short
examples written for various queries, and post a draft. :)
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