Re: [android-developers] Re: Application wake up

2010-10-21 Thread Zhihong GUO
Hi Prill, How to send binary SMS to the specific port on the phone, can we do the test on emulator? Thanks 2010/5/11 Timo Prill timo.pr...@googlemail.com Send binary SMS to the specific port on the phone, they won't be shown in the inbox.. (except the HTC Tattoo sometimes shows binary SMS

[android-developers] Re: Application wake up

2010-05-11 Thread SAM
Hi, Has anyone found any solution for Port directed SMS OR App directed SMS in android? Although the Inbox SMS hook is working but I am still unable to delete this SMS from Inbox. I dont want user to see this SMS notification. Thanks Sam On Apr 16, 5:04 pm, SAM gulati...@gmail.com wrote:

Re: [android-developers] Re: Application wake up

2010-05-11 Thread Timo Prill
Send binary SMS to the specific port on the phone, they won't be shown in the inbox.. (except the HTC Tattoo sometimes shows binary SMS in the inbox.. seems to be a device-specific bug) cheers Am 11.05.2010 15:36, schrieb SAM: Hi, Has anyone found any solution for Port directed SMS OR App

[android-developers] Re: Application wake up

2010-04-16 Thread SAM
Thanks Guys. Its working now. So the process goes like this: 1. In your manifest file, make a activity and a receiver. Mention your receiver class name here. 2. Make a entry for uses-permission android:name = android.permission.RECEIVE_SMS 3. To test on emulator, test by DDMS perspective view. 4.

[android-developers] Re: Application wake up

2010-03-18 Thread Andreas
Hi, No, if you register a broadcast reciever in the manifest, it will be started if the intent matches. From there you can either implement your functionality, or start a service or an activity. Best regards, Andreas On Mar 18, 2:49 pm, SAM gulati...@gmail.com wrote: hi, I found a

[android-developers] Re: Application wake up

2010-03-18 Thread Raj
Hi SAM, As per the link that gives the sample application of handling the SMS, you registers your application to the Android OS by mentioning in the manifest file, the intended receiver on any incoming SMS message. So your application need not be active for this. The moment device receives an SMS,

[android-developers] Re: Application wake up

2010-03-18 Thread Andreas
Hi, Please note that there is no longer any class called IntentReceiver. It is now called BroadcastReceiver. Also, to get this to work, you need to register the receiver in the AndroidManifest.xml like this: receiver android:name=.RespToSMS intent-filter

[android-developers] Re: Application wake up

2010-03-17 Thread SAM
hi, I found a link: http://davanum.wordpress.com/2007/12/15/android-listen-for-incoming-sms-messages/ But to recieve the SMS, my application need not be runnning. Can I receive SMS when my app is not running. Moreover after scanning the SMS prefix eg: 'MyAppID':XYZ, I also also want to start the