Android :: Application Data Remain After Application Removal

Feb 6, 2010

I want to add a flag that will tell how much time my application is running. This flag will have to stay even after the application is removed. And, if its installed back, i must have a way to recover this flag. What's a way to implement this?

Android :: Application data remain after application removal


Android :: Best Way To Store Application Data / When Data Stored / Data Format Could Change In Future Versions?

Mar 4, 2010

I'm making an Android Java app game (although this question applies to all languages really) and hope to release the first version soon. I'm nervous about how I save data in my game. My problem is that, if in a later update, I decide to store more data or store the same data in a different way, I need to be careful I don't lose or corrupt data for users that upgrade (i.e. I want users to be able to use data created by an old version in the new version, like their high scores from before).For example, say I want to save high scores in version 1.

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Android :: Data Remain After Updating

Jun 24, 2010

I need some clarification regarding Updating android OS version. Currently my mobile is running on android-1.6 and i have installed so many applications, some of them are dealing with the databases. If i update my mobile with android 2.1 version, will the data still remains same? What about the Preference variables information that are saved in the android phone memory if i do FACTORY RESET?

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Android :: Advice On First Application (loading Data / Populating Data)

Jun 23, 2010

to start with I've gone through the entire notepad tutorial, I'm a professional game programmer who has some extra time. (though most of my time has been in C++, I did take a year or two of Java classes in college, and remember some of it). I'm not sure the site is a good site to ask questions like this.. If someone has a Forum that might be a good place to ask these newbie questions, please feel free to point me in the direction. I've examined a few of the samples, and think I've a grasp of what I want to do. I've a three to four project plan for some Android releases to sharpen my skills, but since this is my first project and I have never really developed for a mobile phone or the android before, I'd like to make sure I have a solid plan.The first project is an example of the license plate game, however I want to do a few things to change it. Heck maybe when I'm done it'll become a bingo style game, with bluetooth connectivity, you never know. The base idea is I want to offer a list of states, with checkboxes next to them. so to do this, I'll be starting with a Linear List layout similar to the note pad example, and then have a row that is only a Checkbox. I can use text and call strike through if it's been checked off. Perhaps offer an option to not show them if they are checked.

But I want the list to be generated from a set of lists. Maybe all of America's states, maybe reasonable American states (no Hawaii, no Alaska) maybe a North American list, (add in Mexico and some Canadian provinces), a European list, who knows. I'd probably have to have a pop up window that lists all of the lists I suppose using a radiogroup of some sort. So then as far as the data, after weighing options I think best solution is to make a database with two fields, "checked" and "name".I figure I can use the menu for most of the user interaction (aside from clicking on stuff we want to check off) with maybe a few context menu items, I understand how to make all of those already so I should be good. The question I have is what is the best way to populate the lists? Should I create raw data, and have different files for all the lists? Or is there some other way to do this? I've seen this done on the searchable dictionary, but I'd like to hear what people who have actually generated the data like this before. In addition is there an easy way to look at the sql database these applications create, or do you have to run searches on them and output the data? Finally any other suggestion or advice? I definitely want to try to get something like this on the market so I can see the full life cycle and see if anyone actually likes it. (luckily there's not a plethora of them already) but I also want a few people to look over my code if they're willing when I'm done to make sure I've done this right or at least not missing any basic mistakes.

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General :: How To Access Data Mobile Network While Other Ones Remain Blocked

Jun 13, 2012

Briefly, I need ONLY ONE of my apps to access the data mobile network while the other ones remain blocked but when I connect to a Wi-Fi I need them all to be connected, how can I do this?

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Android :: Which Application Using How Much Internet Data?

Jul 18, 2010

I am using a lot of Internet Possibly 15mb a day, is there an application to tell me what app is using up what usage?

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Android :: Application Cache Data?

Oct 20, 2010

I'm trying to understand the way android handles my application cache data....Some times i'll go in there and the cache directory is 6-7mb. What type of data is stored there? Is there a way in the mainifest I can say don't use cache or clear cache at Xmb ?

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Android :: Broadcast Data To Other Application?

May 15, 2009

I create an application where i get the various data from net (say for example i am getting the temperature information of particular city and another data is the information of stock value of a particular company) now i want to broadcast that various data to all application. I create a registration process for diff application for diff data (EX app A is registrar for temp of city). so application is registrar for particular data will get that data.

How can i broadcast the information to all application which are registrar .

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Android : Way To Back Up Certain Application Data?

Aug 10, 2010

I see this has been mentioned before, but with no answers, so ive decided to make my own thread. I will be swapping my phone very shortly as it is damaged but I would like to save certain data from applications, such as game saved data and text messages from chompSMS.

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Android :: Completely Wipe Out The Application Data?

Feb 4, 2009

I'm developing an application which downloads a file from FTP server. The code first checks if file is present on local system . If it is not present on local system then it downloads it from FTP server. Application must download file from FTP server when it executes first time after getting installed.

If we reinstall the application , android preserves the data of old application .So now application finds the file on local system and does not download it from FTP server. But it should always download the file on first execution after fresh install. Is there any way to completely wipe out the previous application data on fresh install? Is there any registry or some location where an application can store data and it gets automatically wiped out when application is uninstalled?

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Android :: Connect Application To Remote Data

Jun 8, 2010

talk about limited information! I'm trying to get my Android application to connect to an online database to access information. There's quite a bit of info including geotags and these are going to be mapped on my app. The developer site has the very informative piece of information:You can use the network (when it's available) to store and retrieve data on your own web-based services.

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Android :: Sharing Data Between An Service And An Application

Jun 28, 2009

In order to share data between one of my own Android service and an application i am looking for the best way to do this. I have seen the shared memory drivers inside the GNU Linux kernel, but no Java api. Maybe the specific Google IPC Blinder cad be used for my need ?

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Android :: AppWidget Retrieving Data From Another Application

Apr 30, 2010

I have an AppWidget which provides a summary of some data stored and controlled by my main Application. (In a similar way to a Calendar AppWidget showing the next event from the main Calendar application). I want to know the best practice for retrieving the data to update my widget. I have followed the example, and I have extended AppWidgetProvider and have a working widget, onto which I can update. I would expect to read the data from my main application and then update it via my AppWidgetProvider's onUpdate() routine.

Now, is the best practice here for my separate main application to provide the data via a ContentProvider? I assume so, as my Appwidget is not part of the same application. Is it possible to access a ContentProvider inside my onUpdate() routine? Before writing my main application content provider I started to test out retrieving some available data like Contacts information, and showing say a contact name in my widget, to show I can extract data from an existing ContentProvider. When accessing the Contacts contentprovider, the examples talk about:

1) Activity.managedQuery(), but my AppWidget is not an activity. 2) ContentResolver.query(), but I can't work out how to get a valid ContentResolver so I can access the Contacts. getContentResolver() does not appear to be defined for AppWidgetProviders. Am I approaching this the correct way?

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Android :: Spinner Data Binding In Application

Sep 17, 2010

There is no solution for this?

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Android :: Using Google Maps Data For Own Application?

Apr 29, 2010

I want to know if I can use the data (for example a tour from point A to point B) and extract it for example to save the tour infos to an text file or post it somewhere or do whatever I want with it? I want to use maps as a database, so what are the restrictions, what am I allowed to do?

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Android :: Application Gets Name Of First Activity In Which Load Data

Mar 14, 2010

I think i'm getting senile because I was convinced that to give a name to your application, you had to fill this part of the manifest: <application android:icon="@drawable/icon" android:label="MyApplicationName"> However for a reason I don't understand, my application gets the name of my first activity, in which I load data, henceforce, It is called "Loading"...(defined as follows in the manifest) <activity android:name="AccueilSplash" android:label="Loading">

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Android :: Sending Data To Running Application

May 15, 2010

I have a broadcast receiver the looks at SMS, when it receives an SMS that is destined for my application it needs to send some data to an activity or start the activity if it is not running. How do I find out if the activity is running and send data to it if it is? I know I can use StartActivity and stuff the intent with the data I want to send to it but if I start the activity that is already running, another instance of it will be created (wont it?).

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Android :: Sending Data From Application To USB Port Possible?

Oct 11, 2010

Will it possible to send data from application to usb device (some pen drive). If yes then how? Please provide some docs or link.

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Android :: Trying To Send Data To Application Widget

Dec 21, 2009

I'm working on a widget that will change the data it is displaying when a user taps on it. This would normally be easy to deal with, but my app widget provider is handling multiple widget instances that have different sets of data. With that being said, when a user taps on the widget, a PendingIntent is launched that calls the changeData() method. Inside the intent that is launched is where I store the widget ID so changeData() knows which data set to use. At first I was storing widget IDs in the intent's extras, but I found out that there is a bug in how Android widgets handled widget intent extras so now I am trying to store the widget by passing a URL using the setData() method(formatted like content:widgetId I.E. content:24, etc.).

This is how I am setting the data for the PendingIntent:
Intent changeData = new Intent("com.tonycosentini.mintdroid.CHANGE_DATA");
changeData.setData(Uri.parse("content:" + currentWidgetId));
PendingIntent changeDataPendingIntent = PendingIntent.getBroadcast(this, 0, changeData, 0);

However once I try to test this, the onRecieve() method that is usually called when a widget is tapped is no longer called. Is there something I need to setup in my Android Manifest file for this work properly or is there something I'm doing completely wrong?

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Android :: Possible To Send Location Data As MMS Or SMS In Application?

Mar 23, 2009

In Android can application send location data as MMS or SMS or any other means (e.g. email)?

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Android :: Read Data About An Application From The Market

Aug 17, 2010

I've noticed lately that some app recommender programs seem to get data off the android market. I'm wondering how I could retrieve information, such as screen shots, description, developer, number of downloads, rating, etc...

I've done many searches and I haven't found any solutions. It would be nice to be able to use that info to be able to see a rating for an app inside an app chooser, for example. Or perhaps be able to track changes and rating over time and version history, etc...

Is there an API to access that information? Is there a way to parse the data from a website? Or is there a complicated hack involved?

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Android :: Upgrade Application Without Losing Data?

Mar 10, 2010

How to upgrade Android app without losing data ? e.g. I have a game which is using some preferences or sqlite data. which is associated with the android app. If app is already installed on device, it is not allowing the same app to install again. and one need to uninstall then reinstall app again.

so, if one wants to upgrade app with the older data then how will he be able to do it ?

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Android :: Need To Develop Application Without A Data Plan

Feb 20, 2009

I just got my g1, I only need to develop an offline application, however, It wouldn't go further without signing into google account which requires a data plan. Please advise. thanks

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Android :: Obtaining Application Usage Data

May 18, 2009

Is there any way to programmatically retrieve data that reports on application usage as shown in the Spare Parts application? I know what calls need to be made, but it seems that they all use internal APIs...is this true?

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Android :: Application Relation To Data Usage

May 30, 2010

This is my first post and Its for sure not going to be my last

I was just wondering a few things

1. I'm getting the Nexus One and putting the SIM Card from my other Rogers phone into it... will there be any problems/pitfalls i should look out for?

2. As far as applications go, if I don't have a data plan, will i be paying out the rear end to use apps such as facebook, last.fm etc?

3. Is there an app that lets you text/call for free?

4. Do you have to have a data plan to download apps when not in range of WiFi (if so how much does it cost to browse the store and download an app?)

5. Does it cost anything to use the GPS (Do you need a GPS plan?)

6. Is there an app that lets you track Text messaging usage, call time, data usage etc?

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Android :: Application That Allows The User To Drill-down Into Data

Apr 22, 2010

I have an application that allows the user to "drill-down" into data. At each level of data the user can choose a Tableview item or a Listview item. This will result in a startActivity() call for display of new data.

I can get back to the top (Parent activity) by using the Back button, which can take a while. Is there a way to "POP" back to the Parent activity and dismiss all previously allocated activities, and not have to go back through all the activities previously created?

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Android :: Delete SharedPreferences Data For Application?

Sep 10, 2010

How do I delete SharedPreferences data for my application?

I'm creating an application that uses a lot of web services to sync data. For testing purposes I need to wipe out some SharedPreferences values when I restart the app.

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Android :: How To Obtain Crash-data From My Application

Nov 24, 2010

How can I get crash data (stack traces at least) from my Android application? At least when working on my own device being retrieved by cable, but ideally from any instance of my application running on the wild so that I can improve it and make it more solid.

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Android :: Application - Retrieve Some Data From A Web Server?

Jan 6, 2010

I am developing an App that needs to retrieve some data from a web server, but I have no idea how this can be possible?

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Android :: Application - Parses Some XML Data From A Web Site

Jan 26, 2010

I have built my app, it basically parses some XML data from a web site. When I run it for the first time it gets the data, then the XML gets changed and I run the app again but it does not override the current data. How can I override them?

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