It would be possible to include the original .apk in your new
application.
However the original .apk will not be installed when your new
application is - it will stay packaged, so your new application would
have to take care of installing the original .apk via the package
manager when launched (if
Thanks for the replies. If I make a new application, and only have
the .APK file of the original application, can I bundle that with the
splash screen application that I am making? Or would they need to be
installed separately?
On Aug 8, 5:29 pm, Joseph Earl wrote:
> You could create a new appl
You could create a new application which displays a splash screen and
then loads the desired activity from your original application (as you
suggest above).
Make sure to finish() the splash screen activity once you have started
your desired activity.
On Aug 8, 6:46 pm, Avtar Khalsa wrote:
> Hi gu
Try using a theme. You can specify that in the manifest:
Then in your theme:
- @drawable/background
No code required at all.
An added benefit is the background comes up virtually instantly. A
downside is (I belie
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