Thanks JBQ and Ralf.
Ding
2008/11/30 Jean-Baptiste Queru [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The applications that use DownloadProvider are the Browser, Gmail,
Market, and the System Updater.
LIke Ralf said, the easiest way would be to look at the Downloader
sample code. You can also just write it from
Unfortunately, the DownloadProvider is not currently available for
non-system applications to use, and that's unlikely to change in the
foreseeable future. Even more unfortunately, the current
implementation of the DownloadProvider uses private APIs that prevent
it from being recompiled on top of
Hi, Jean-Baptiste Queru
Thanks a lot for your nice answers. You said DownloadProvider only can
be used by system application. Mind you tell me which system application use
DownloadProvider ? If the downloading functionality is really needed in my
app, what should I do ?
Even though
You might also want to check the Downloader sample code from apps-for-android:
http://code.google.com/p/apps-for-android/source/browse/trunk/Samples/Downloader/README.txt
R/
On Sat, Nov 29, 2008 at 8:47 AM, Xiaoliang Ding [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, Jean-Baptiste Queru
Thanks a lot for
The applications that use DownloadProvider are the Browser, Gmail,
Market, and the System Updater.
LIke Ralf said, the easiest way would be to look at the Downloader
sample code. You can also just write it from scratch from public
classes, you can look for inspiration in the DownloadProvider's
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