Hi Anil,
I just released JVending 2.0: http://code.google.com/p/jvending/. It
supports delivery of Java ME and I added support for stocking and delivery
of android applications over OMA OTA, which is similar to the JNLP (Web
Start) delivery. I'm delivering a client next week that hooks into JV and
Hi,
I've been working on this today and haven't managed to make it happen
yet.
I registered an intent-filter for an activity in my
AndroidManifest.xml like this:
When I click a link from the browser to
To be perfectly honest here, I'm not familiar with Java Web Start (I had
never heard of it before), and therefore I'll have a hard time comparing
it to the capabilities I'm working on. Because of that, and because it's
not available yet, I'd rather not speculate on what might or might not
happen.
Will you be developing something similar to Java Web Start for
distribution?
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Anil
On Mar 26, 8:57 pm, "Jean-Baptiste Queru" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello, I'm the Google engineer who works on that area of Android.
>
> Indeed, the download system is still under development, and you can expe
Hello, I'm the Google engineer who works on that area of Android.
Indeed, the download system is still under development, and you can expect
to see changes there at some point.
The two key aspects that you need to know is that:
-the MIME type is what matters. The URI extension is not relevant in
This stuff is still under development, but I believe right now it is
downloaded into a content provider that anyone can access. In the
future, this will be downloaded to a more sophisticated download
manager, that maintains per-item permissions so only the application
requesting a download can ac
Thanks for your reply, Dianne!
I'll register my Activity like you specified.
But how will I be able to access the downloaded file. Will it be
downloaded to a temp location and have global read permission set on
it? How will the file's path be passed to me using the Intent sent by
the browser?
M
All of Android's file mappings are based on MIME types. As long as
your web server is returning the correct MIME type, you can implement
an activity that says it knows how to VIEW that MIME type and it will
be launched when the user clicks on such a file after downloading it.
On Mar 26, 3:34 am,
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