There is really no need to use android:sharedUserId. The common way to do
this on Android is to put your data behind a content provider, which others
can call ContentResolver.openFileDescriptor() or related to get access to
the file. The content provider opens the file (so it doesn't need to play
Actually, you can arrange for them to run in the same process, if you
supply both the android:sharedUserId attribute on the manifest
element, and the android:process attribute on the application element,
and you sign them both with the same signing certificate.
You'll also have to work out how to
You haven't described why need to share data between these 2
applications.
You could create a service that both applications interact with and
make the service responsible for holding the shared data.
On Oct 20, 11:14 pm, chazz wrote:
> Hi, I am new in android development. i was wondering if i c
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