Re: [android-developers] Re: invoking com.android.internal.*

2012-01-11 Thread Helen
Hello, Dianne, Thank you for the info. May I ask you several questions as follows: 1. What’s the internal implementation of “select network manually”? You may know the Android menu - Settings - Wireless networks - Mobile networks - Network operators - Search networks (select

Re: [android-developers] Re: invoking com.android.internal.*

2012-01-11 Thread Mark Murphy
None of this has anything to do with this list. Please visit http://source.android.com to learn more about the Android firmware, including Google Groups that may be more relevant to you. On Tue, Jan 10, 2012 at 1:15 PM, Helen helen.t...@orchestratec.com wrote: Hello,  Dianne, Thank you for the

[android-developers] Re: invoking com.android.internal.*

2008-12-05 Thread Jean-Baptiste Queru
I can't recommend doing any of the things you're trying to do, for the simple reason that you're putting yourself at the mercy of implementation changes with no notice, and you shouldn't expect to receive any support if anything goes wrong. I write code that's part of the Android platform, which

[android-developers] Re: invoking com.android.internal.*

2008-12-04 Thread dreamerBoy
Yes, I know about this URL and have downloaded much of the source code. The delicate problem is how to build in access to the internal classes that I need and have them be invoked correctly by Android. Question is, how to do this without in effect rolling your own version of Android i.e., doing

[android-developers] Re: invoking com.android.internal.*

2008-12-04 Thread Dianne Hackborn
If you want to use private APIs, you need to get the platform source and build it. You are only allowed to use private APIs if you are writing code that is built-in to the android system, so we really don't -want- to make it easy to do this unless you are doing it for the appropriate reason of

[android-developers] Re: invoking com.android.internal.*

2008-12-02 Thread Jean-Baptiste Queru
Those are private implementation/internal classes that aren't supported for use by 3rd-party applications. JBQ On Tue, Dec 2, 2008 at 5:32 PM, dreamerBoy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Does anyone know of a way to use classes in com.android.internal.* - e.g., com.android.internal.telephony.Call ?