I'm try to send an email with multiple image attachments.I'm trying to develop an application which has a button and when i click the button mail has to be sent with image attachments. email address is hard coded.
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Is this possible? Seems like a simple matter of just clicking on each picture, for example, but it only says "Choose one" at a time.
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There are a couple of exceptions. I notice that other examples of attachments on the group use the SD Card to save the file before sending it. Because of the section on files in this article:
http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/data/data-storage.html
I chose to use the internal file storage. I do not anticipate the files my application produces ever exceeding 200 KB.
So, does writing the files to internal storage only work on some phones? Should that be mentioned in the above-referenced article? It seems kind of important, since everyone seems to be using external SD Cards and not the internal memory.
Here's my code.
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I am trying to send an attachment through email. When composing the email, everything looks great (attachment seems to be included and ready to send). However, the attachment does not get received on the other side.
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I have an Android app that I am working on that needs to get regular data updates. However, the only way that I will ever be able to receive the data is via csv files arriving as email attachments. I wish that I could use a web service or something else more reliable; however, this is the constraint that I am working with.
So, how can I build the functionality to monitor all incoming mail and if I receive a message with a specifically named attachment that has the expected MIME type, automatically save the attachment so that my app can process it?
I am using TouchDown for Exchange on Motorola Droid, which app can open powerpoint and all other MS Office 2003/2007 attachments?
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View 1 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to create a default handler for .p7s/.p7b files in Android.
I figured the best start would be to create a BroadcastReceiver that will capture the intent from the Android email application (or K-9 if that's a need) for opening of certain attachments (filtered by mime type). Specifically I'm trying to handle s/mime email so looking for the "application/x-pkcs7-certificates" and "application/x-pkcs7-certificates" mime types.
Just as a basic test I've been trying something like this:
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I've tried using the following mimeType filters as well (testing signatures first):
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I can't seem to get the IntentReceiver class to capture the intent no matter what filtering I use though. Am I going about this the wrong way?
a friend sent me an sms with a ringtone attached. The file d'loaded ok but I cannot for the life of me find where it downloaded to I am thinking I will perhaps have a similar problem with email attachments.I have read the manual section on attachments but can't say I am any wiser.Where might it be hiding, and if I do find it, how would I add it to my ringtones pls?
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I'm using an AT&T SGSII with Android 2.3.6
i use hotmail.com as my email. i just go to the website and sign in. so when i get attachments i can click details but i cant download them?is there anyway to do this or not?
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View 2 Replies View RelatedI have my yahoo account setup in the android email app. Thanks to a previous post got it working beautifully.. when i click an email that has an image attachement and chose the Save function, its then shows the crash/error messege "The application Email (process com.android.email) has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again."Ive tried numerous emails in my yahoo account with pics and it crashes it every time. No idea why. When i open an image in my gmail account using the gmail app its saves fine.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI emailed myself a couple of ringtones (.mp3 format). small files ~30 kb. When I go to gmail on my phone, the ringtones are there in the email as attachments. I can "Preview" and they play fine, but I get no "Download" option.
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