Android :: Read SMS Messages From Inbox Programmatically In Droid?
May 11, 2009I want to retrieve the SMS messages from the inbox and display them?
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View 1 RepliesI'm trying to write an app that has to manipulate my inbox and my sent messages without sending or receiving a message.
This tutorial shows me how i can send messages, but i want my phone to think that i sent one, without actually sending one.
I've searched in the Android References and i think i need to use:
SMS Manager
SMS Message
How can i do this?
I want to Delete SMS how i can delete it programmatically? I am receiving sms in my application in this format string. "12345 username password" ****************************** i have post this thread on so many groups and forums but i dont receive any reply from last one week. its very urgent for our product. so i am sending this mail to all of you.
...............................................
after getting my required data i want to delete this currently received sms programmatically. data is very confidential in this sms and i want to delete it here after getting data and also clear it from notification bar.or i want to discard it because i dont want to show it in inbox any one can help me regarding this.can any one give me code snippet which was working perfectly for deleting sms or discarding it.
Is it possible to programmatially read the date when my Android apk was built? I could not find anything in the PackageInfo class.
I want to expire beta versions of my app and the easiest way would be to read out such a date and expire it after a fix preiode of days, so I don't have to update the code for that eavery time I build and deploy a beta version.
I am sending the sms by using the below code, SmsManager smsManager = SmsManager.getDefault(); smsManager.sendTextMessage(destAddr, null, mMessageText, il, null);
But, the same SMS message needs to be reflected in the Native sms inbox, Can anyone help me out in achieving this.
I'm a beginner developing android application.I need to read sms from inbox and sort them according to the priority given by the user. For reading sms from inbox and show them in my app i found some code snippets but those are basically for older sdk . using SDK 2.2.so can you give me some code example about the reading sms from sms or any guide to develop this app.
View 3 Replies View RelatedIn my Gmail app, I have messages showing up in my Inbox that are *no longer* in my actual Inbox.There are a couple of messages I have since deleted, or moved to another folder, or archived that are still showing up.I keep refreshing, and these 'ghost' messages still show up.Just to be clear, when I go to gmail.com in my browser, these messages are *not* in my Inbox.They are only showing up in my Gmail app Inbox.I'll take any suggestion that doesn't require me factory resetting my phone
View 4 Replies View RelatedI know in Handcent you can Lock a message but is there any way to file them so they aren't in my inbox?
View 17 Replies View RelatedI was wondering if anyone knew anything about programmatically getting the sms messages off of your phone's sim card on an android platform. I would like to write a program that allows you to save either individual messages or entire threads to the sd card, but after looking around for a bit, I have discovered that google decided to take out that api from the current android sdk. I saw in a few places that there are hidden apis for this, but no one knew what they were or how to use them.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI am relatively new to Android. Just got a Droid 4. As part of the setup, I added my gmail accounts. On the regular web interface, I have about 20 labels (folder) to archive the old messages. Then, I also had about 80 messages left in the inbox. Five days later, all of a sudden, I only have 1 message (a chat converted info a message 2 months ago) left in the inbox. Everything else in the inbox is gone. If I use the gmail app on the phone, that's what I see as well.
However, if I use the "mail" app on the phone, I am still seeing all the messages originally in the inbox. And the inbox is associated with my gmail account.
Now, comes the question: how can I restore all the email messages viewable by the "mail" app back into the inbox viewable by the "gmail" app, which is also the inbox in the web interface on my computer?
Is there any way to access notifications while they arrive on status bar from my activity/service? If not maybe pool status bar periodically?
I want to access all possible notifications (including these from other applications), parse their text and use TTS engine to read them aloud. I would like to get 1:1 correspondence to notifications that are displayed on status bar, including ongoing ones (while they arrive/ are first seen).
I do not want to interfere with notifications in any other way. Just read them as they arrive.
Why does it not display all the messages in my inbox on the phone. I have like 80 messages there, but the phone only shows like 12.
View 4 Replies View Relatedi would just like to ask on how can i get the messages on my email inbox folder and display it? similarly, how can I access gmail's inbox or other mail client's inbox folder? is this possible on android?
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View 2 Replies View RelatedMy Nokia N96 was great in terms of folder structures etc. I assumed that the Hero would have some way of moving SMS messages into folders (saved etc.) so that they no longer appear in your 'inbox'. Is there a way to do this?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI use the Handcent app and have not been able to view any messages that have arrived ever since last night. After some testing, I foudn that when I enable pop-up notifications, I can view incoming messages. But at no point do they become visible in my inbox... i.e. when I close the pop-up there is no trace of that message ever existing. Other points: I am able to view texts that I have asentThe stock Android messaging app does not receive messages eitherI verified that the Hangouts app has SMS disabled Also, I'm not sure if it is related, but my Handcent app updated yesterday.
View 1 Replies View RelatedSince i have installed tapatalk 2 on my mobile....it crashes whenever i try to open any of sent or inbox messages...why is iy happening and how can i prevent it ? GT-S5830 using Tapatalk 2
View 5 Replies View RelatedI can get SMS messages by using the syntax below: code...
But what I really need to do is listen on a particular port.
It appears you can set it in the manifest like below, but this is a utility class so it doesn't have a manifest:
<data android:port="8192"/>
I'm looking at the IntentFilter documentation, but I'm not sure what to use...
Does 'port' fall under "Data Path"? Is it a "Category"?
Can you even add properties like that to a programmatically created IntentFilter (I presume you can)?
Also, I am interested in reading the message (as part of a control scheme), will this trigger some sort of notification to the user to decide who/what gets to handle the SMS?
I am very disappointed with all my inbox messages deleted & moved to trash! ,, & am shocked to have not found a reasonable justification to this, whether on Google Support Forum or here on Android's.Ever since I used the E-mail application on my Android [v 1.6] Sony Ericsson - Xperia - X10 phone, all my Email messages moved to trash & God only knows if something is forever gone.It even changed the filters & their settings.The problem is common among other users but the causes are different.Why would IMAP do this? why isn't anyone justifying this?I demand an 'undo' for all this & a justification. In God's name, I am not going to fix this manually, am I? If so, this is an incredible huge waste.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI am unable to find updated information on how to read mms messages in android. I am able to query content://sms and content://mms. Content://mms contains a bunch of columns which i don't find information for. Atleast the returned Cursors seem to point to the mms in my phone. Now, how can i read the actual mms data? Is it intended that the official documentation contains no information at all?! As far as i understand it: The included Messaging/MMS application on my G1 is not part of android (the open source project)? So it's closed source and provided to the carrier by google/whoever? It'd be really nice to have some statement on this because i need to know whether i can read mms or not (which would be ridiculous).
View 2 Replies View Relatedi am new to this phone and all its features, i am very pleased with all aspects except for the way text messages are received, i dont appear to have any traceability on weather they are received or sent messages and also i dont appear to have a date ie it reads "yesterday" or "12.35" , i was advised that if i downloaded sms backup this would be resolved please advise.is this app free and how do i get it to work once i have downloaded it?
I am able to read incoming messages via bluetooth from my phone. I want to parse the incoming stream (new CAN message in xml format every 100 ms), read the value in the message and display a graphic on the main screen of phone. Need help in parsing this dynamic incoming stream. Programming in Java in Eclipse for Android.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI switched from WM6.1 to HTC Hero. In Android, I am unable to mark all messages as read. Now I have more than 99 unread messages. Do I have to go through every single email to make it unread? Can I mark all messages as read instantly?
View 4 Replies View RelatedI seem to have a problem with facebook messages, I get the notification ok but if I try to read them, I'm just getting a blank screen, with a URL at the top.Any ideas?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI added my gmail account to my EVO and when I check all of my messages on my desktop, shouldn't the EVO sync and have them marked as read? In my case they remain "unread" until I go through message. Is this normal? If it is, is there any way around this? If it's not normal, how do I go about making sure it syncs?
View 3 Replies View RelatedIt seems for the last couple months i always have to do manual refresh on my inbox to get my emails to show up in my inbox. ADR6400L
View 3 Replies View RelatedI've been using Maildroid for about 6 months with no issues. However, the past couple of days, I have one email account that says there are new emails to display, but when I click on it, nothing appears in the Inbox. However, if I go to the Combined inbox, they are there. This email was working before a few days ago! I even deleted the email account and re-created it. Still no email displaying in the Inbox. I do receive a message saying something about server messages and Inbox not available, but I've looked everywhere to find any information on this (even googled it and checked the forums with no luck).
4G LTE Droid RAZR
Is there a way to mark text messages as read right from the notification bar? I hate when someone responds with something short enough that I can read it right from the bar. Then the only way that it will not show up as a new message on the message icon or be bold in the list, I have to click on it, open the message app, and then back out of it. Not that big of a PITA just kind of annoying when I already know the full message.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI just received a replacement N1 because my original unit accumulated quite a bit of dust under the screen. Anyway, ever since I transitioned to the replacement unit I've been noticing some strange behavior in my Gmail accounts, namely the fact that all my new email messages are being automatically marked as read. It doesn't happen immediately as best as I can tell, but probably in the neighborhood of 30-60 minutes after they are received.Has anyone else ever come across this issue and can advise me of a solution?
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