[android-developers] Re: Custom content provider(java.lang.VerifyError)

2010-03-11 Thread Musafir
Thanks for ur reply...i tried what u said ..i made a jar for whole custom content povider and imported to my second application but got java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:com.mypack.android.mycontentprovider.MyProvider what might be the cause? Thanks u -- You received this message because you are

[android-developers] Re: Custom content provider(java.lang.VerifyError)

2010-03-11 Thread Musafir
hi grace i solved the issue and my custom content provider is working fine..but by importing content provider class to our application its more or similar to write content provider in same application..what my intentation is to create a content provider like contact content provider so it can be

[android-developers] Re: Custom content provider(java.lang.VerifyError)

2010-03-11 Thread Brion Emde
I think that if you do not enforce any permissions in your ContentProvider, it is, by default, open to all applications that know about it and wish to interact with it. On Mar 11, 5:50 am, Musafir musafir4frie...@gmail.com wrote: hi grace i solved the issue and my custom content provider is

[android-developers] Re: Custom content provider(java.lang.VerifyError)

2010-03-11 Thread Makas Tzavellas
The error stack trace indicates that you are using com.mypack.android.mycontentprovider.MyProvider class directly in com.mypack.android.appwidgetsettingstest.TestActivity where I assume your second application is located. You *cannot* import classes or reference classes that does not belong to

[android-developers] Re: Custom content provider(java.lang.VerifyError)

2010-03-11 Thread grace
hi, the idea of moving the content provider on to some common library seems quite reasonable. but i have a doubt whether all the content providers (like contacts,etc..) are implemented in the same way.. and moreover we do import them in our applications right? can somebody shed some light on

[android-developers] Re: Custom content provider(java.lang.VerifyError)

2010-03-11 Thread Musafir
hi friends, i also have have doubt what grace asked. i want to know any frameowrk change is required to add our custom content provider and to act like inbuild content provider like (contact,settings,etc..)? Regards -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups

Re: [android-developers] Re: Custom content provider(java.lang.VerifyError)

2010-03-11 Thread Dianne Hackborn
The regular content providers are just regular content providers. Their protocol classes are in the framework, and of course you can't put yours there, so you will need to compile a copy of yours into each app using it. On Thu, Mar 11, 2010 at 9:21 PM, Musafir musafir4frie...@gmail.com wrote:

[android-developers] Re: Custom content provider(java.lang.VerifyError)

2010-03-09 Thread grace
hi, i have also got the same problem. i have made a jar file of the content provider and imported in the second application that is using this content provider. don't know whether this is the correct approach,but things worked out fine for me. so u can also try it out .. On Mar 9, 5:28 pm,