What couldn't you do? Where is the error occurring? What exactly is your
problem?
if you want people to help, you are going to have to give us more than this...
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When you say 'HttpClient', I assume you mean Apache HTTPClient?
If so, this is a toolkit for accessing HTTP content from a Java context,
whether Java is running in Android, in a Java applet running in Firefox on
Windows or running in a backend Unix Application server. HttpClient is not
Hi all,
My app currently disables and re-enables keyguard locks effectively. My
question is, how do I determine whether the keyguard lock is currently
enabled or disabled.
To clarify, if the keyguard lock is currently disabled (by the user, or
another app for instance) I don't want to disable
Well, without getting into it too much, I need to be able to restore the
phone to it's original state. So, before I start messing with it, I need to
determine what the original state *was*.
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Getting a list of installed Activities is relatively straight-forward, but
getting a list of installed Services is... less so...
final Intent mainIntent = new Intent();
final ListResolveInfo pkgAppsList =
getPackageManager().queryIntentServices(mainIntent, 0);
This code returns a list of zero
Thanks for this advice, Mark.
I would like to counter some of your suggestions by playing Devil's
advocate, if I may.
Most services do not expose intent filters.
OK, interesting - so those that *do* are presumably happy to be started by
3rd parties? For example, I make an app called
Right, I appreciate that Services should not be able to stop 3rd Party
Activities, *unrestricted*.
But what about 3rd Party Activities which they (or an intermediary Activity)
*started*?
Are you saying that my Service should not be allowed to start an Activity
which, in turn, starts (and then
Cracked it.
I removed android:launchMode=singleInstance from the Proxy Activity
declaration in the Manifest and suddenly the Proxy was able to close the 3rd
Party Activity.
Many thanks for your help guys - your suggestions pointed me in the right
direction.
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