[android-developers] Re: testing uses-permission

2009-06-26 Thread erictcrook
Make sure you uninstall the app completely from the G1, then re-install it (I do this through a weblink such as a href=blahblah.apkblahblah/a and install through the browser). This will make sure you have not granted it permissions earlier. Then make sure your app still functions. If it does,

[android-developers] Re: testing uses-permission

2009-06-25 Thread Odessa Silverberg
If you run tasks you know need a certain permissions and have no crash. iirc you can see in the package manager which permissions you application has. You wont get any popups asking for permission after the application was installed. The only time you have to check the permissions is when the

[android-developers] Re: testing uses-permission

2009-06-25 Thread Sheado
Thanks for your response Odessa. My app isn't crashing (i'm expecting it to), even though I don't even have any uses-permissions setup. I even looked in the app manager, and it showed no permissions. Is this because I'm not installing via the app store? I guess I'll find that out soon. Still

[android-developers] Re: testing uses-permission

2009-06-25 Thread Dianne Hackborn
There is no difference between installing on the app store or through adb as far as the permissions you get or any other behavior of your app. You definitely want to request the camera permission if you are using the camera; there may be an issue in the platform where sometimes it is not