There is nothing in html or C or Java *languages* for sending email.
Each of these platforms requires the use of some library for this.
You can look for such a library and integrate it into your Android
application.
However, in general, leveraging an already installed and configured
email application is "the Android way" of doing things.
It's all about giving the user control and knowledge about what is
actually happening on the phone, as well as reusing established UI and
implementation.
Surely you don't want your users to think that once they've configured
their email account in your program, it will be used to send spam?
-- Kostya
03.12.2010 18:20, saex пишет:
bruffffff and there is not another way without using webservices and a
remote server?
a easy and simply way? like in html and C or java
On 3 dic, 14:49, Mark Murphy<[email protected]> wrote:
On Fri, Dec 3, 2010 at 8:44 AM, saex<[email protected]> wrote:
what? this cant be possible, im sure exist another way
There are many ways.
i have some apps on my android phone that haves invite buttons, that
send automatically emails to the people i want to have in my app, That
emails haves automatic text generated by the apps, and i have not to
give to the programs any credentials
i want to do that
Send the email from your server, with your credentials, with data
supplied to the server from your Android application via a Web service
API. That is how I would do it, anyway.
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