hi guys,
hi SREEHARI,
i have also created a ContentProvider. and i want to access this
ContentProvider from another application.
this is the Manifest.xml in the contentProvider created application.
provider android:name=.database.CProvider
android:authorities=com.sabretch.colorEyeD
hi Sreehari,
I used the following content URI
as follows
Uri myURI = Uri.parse(content://com.android.mytable/table1);
The above i used in application one while creating database
The same myURI used in application2 two query the table.
com.android.mytable is the actual package name of the
I believe your problem is that you don't declare the permissions with
the permission/ tag in the Application1 manifest.
To verify this, I created two apps, with your manifests. I changed the
package name from 'com.android' to 'com.example', because you
shouldn't be using com.android, but
Of course, you should use something other than @string/hello as the
descriptions! It insists on a resource, and I just grabbed those.
On Apr 14, 12:53 am, Bob Kerns r...@acm.org wrote:
I believe your problem is that you don't declare the permissions with
the permission/ tag in the Application1
You get your ClientProviderClient like this:
Uri uri = Uri.parse(content://com.sabretch.colorEyeD/
yourtable);
ContentProviderClient cpc =
getContentResolver().acquireContentProviderClient(uri);
(This only uses the authority part of the Uri --
hi Bob,
thanks for your reply.
mind me what exactly is this ContentProviderClient as well as
acquireContentProviderClient.
i'm getting error when i implement those. even there's no way to
import them. is it a class which should be implemented by me
currently this is what i'm doing
Uri
hi Bob,
thanks for your reply.
mind me what exactly is this ContentProviderClient as well as
acquireContentProviderClient.
i'm getting error when i implement those. even there's no way to
import them. is it a class which should be implemented by me
currently this is what i'm doing
Uri
hi bobs
i followed u r suggestion. Now i over come exception ie read
permission denied.
But while quering data i got null
Below is my code in reading data in application2
String columns[] = new String[] { _id,roll,name};
Uri myUri = Uri.parse(content://com.example.mytable/table1);
i'm also having the same issue, guys help us now trying to sort out
this thing from the evening
regards,
Randika
On Apr 14, 5:31 pm, kiran saikiran@gmail.com wrote:
hi bobs
i followed u r suggestion. Now i over come exception ie read
permission denied.
But while quering data i got null
i'm also having the same issue, guys help us now trying to sort out
this thing from the evening
regards,
Randika
On Apr 14, 5:31 pm, kiran saikiran@gmail.com wrote:
hi bobs
i followed u r suggestion. Now i over come exception ie read
permission denied.
But while quering data i got null
i'm also having the same issue, guys help us now trying to sort out
this thing from the evening
regards,
Randika
On Apr 14, 5:31 pm, kiran saikiran@gmail.com wrote:
hi bobs
i followed u r suggestion. Now i over come exception ie read
permission denied.
But while quering data i got null
i'm also having the same issue, guys help us now trying to sort out
this thing from the evening
regards,
Randika
On Apr 14, 5:31 pm, kiran saikiran@gmail.com wrote:
hi bobs
i followed u r suggestion. Now i over come exception ie read
permission denied.
But while quering data i got null
i'm also having the same issue, guys help us now trying to sort out
this thing from the evening
regards,
Randika
On Apr 14, 5:31 pm, kiran saikiran@gmail.com wrote:
hi bobs
i followed u r suggestion. Now i over come exception ie read
permission denied.
But while quering data i got null
You don't need to post multiple times; your posts are getting through.
ContentProviderClient is a class in the android.content package.
acquireContentProviderClient() is a method on ContentResolver class.
You can find these in the documentation, or you even easier, Eclipse
can find them for you.
I think you're going to have to break out the debugger and see. I
dropped your code into my app I set up to verify my response to you
earlier, and made my app1's provider return this cursor:
public Cursor query(Uri uri, String[] projection, String selection,
Hi sreehari thanks for your reply.
But i didn't solved my problem.
I will give some more inputs to you
Application1 Manifest file looks like this
?xml version=1.0 encoding=utf-8?
manifest xmlns:android=http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android;
package=com.android.mytable
Hi Kiran,
I want to know how you are specifying the content uri?? Can u
pls provide the code snippet of your CONTENT URI..
I used Uri mUri = Uri.parse(content://com.wipro.FTCProvider.CellInfo/
profiles); instead of
Uri mUri = Uri.parse(CellInfo.CONTENT_URI) ;
Try to give the
Hi,
In the manifest file of both applications you have to give
permissions.
In the manifest file of application with content provider you have to
give the following permission
provider android:name=.
android:authorities=.
But he says he's using a content URI? As in going through a content
provider?
I think we need more information.
BTW, it *is* possible to read another app's DB directly, if you sign
both with the same cert and give them the same userid. But that's
probably not what he wants to do here...
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