, numbers, etc?
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BTJ
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d and with
room for just 20 messages, it quickly becomes full)
As far as I know, the app need to be signed with the same certificate that
signed the ROM I am using, is that correct? And if so, is there a way for
me to get hold on those certificates?
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BTJ
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On Monday, November 11, 2013 6:45:14 PM UTC+1, Elias de Oliveira wrote:
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> BTJ, Could you share the SMS API that you use? We are talking about open
> APIs from banks here in my company, and if this is an open information,
> will help me a lot :).
>
> []'s
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the
SMS service of the provider... + I have an app just for me that uses SMS to
turn my house alarm on and off...
And since the app from the banks still are really bad, a lot of users
prefer to use my app... But they now get an app that is not as user
friendly as it has been
BTJ
On Sunday
ignored so all apps interested have
the chance to receive it."
And according to the same documentation, non-default app can not do write
operations agains the SMS provider, ala delete, etc... :-|
This is starting to remind me of the iOS API, sigh......
BTJ
On Sunday, November 10,
???
Now my users have to manually open the default SMS app and delete all the
messages that should not have been written to the SMS provider...
Question: Can my app delete messages that have been written to the SMS
provider without being the default SMS app?
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BTJ
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stored om my SIM card or not? Can't find a way to do this
but clearly there is a way, since the included Google Message app can
show the messages stored on the SIM card....?
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No one knows?
BTJ
On Mar 1, 9:24 pm, BTJ wrote:
> I have a program I used on my Hero (Android 1.5) that worked great..
> All it did, was the following:
>
> Settings.System.putString(getContentResolver(),
> Settings.System.DATE_FORMAT, "dd.MM.");
>
> This doe
ntResolver(),
Settings.System.DATE_FORMAT); it tells me that the format is
"dd.MM." but none of the programs displays the date format like
that...
What am I missing? Is this not possible with Android 2.1? Or is there
a different way?
Regards,
BTJ
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