Hi all,
I am very new to Android, but I have a specific question: is it possible to have more power if you are writing native code? More precisely: can I gain direct access to the NFC controler if use native code, such that I could read and write raw data on it?
Thanks a lot!
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Hi everybody,
I have been advised to seek for information on your forum by people from a french forum, Phon Android.
I am trying to understand limitations put by Google on the access to Android system. Here a few pieces of information I have, which might not even be exact. Please, correct me and supply with the right info:
- Google provides some access to the Android functionalities, but not all,
- For example, one restriction is access to GPS switch,
- No one knows on which basis Google forbids such or such access,
- So, Google provides some library syntax to use Android system, but not its code ?
- There are systems, like Cyanogen which allow to use all the functionalities brought by Android. But from where do the developpers of such system get the information, if Google does not give the full info. on its system ?
Hello everyone!
I am creating an application which needs access to root privileges in order to be able to modify Call Manager given in the Android OS framework.
While I have been able to create an sample application with the help of a platform signature, but this solution is ROM-specific and we really need a way to develop an application which works on multiple platforms.
Any ideas/pointers would be deeply appreciated.
Thanks,
Vincent
Hi all,
I am still looking for an answer, but in the meanwhile I found that sharedUserId uses platform signature for accessing internal/hidden classes.
This is exactly what we have been doing and would like to know if we can have an alternate way to access and modify internal classes without using platform signature.
Thanks
Dear All,
My application requires to to send an ARP(Adress Resolution protocol ) request from the Android application layer.
As ARP is based on RAW Sockets,with the initial investigation, It is shown that RAW sockets are not accessible from Java or through any android API's.
I also tried to send a request via a native language, but this requires super user permission. Rooting a phone to run this is not a feasible option as this is just an application development.
Please let us know if there any way to send an ARP request from Android application without rooting a phone.
Thanks in Advance,
I am facing also same problem. Do you got answer?
Most likely not as this is protected info.
Dear All,
Please find our Requirement and suggest what would be the best solution.
We need this solution for Andorid Based Device.
1. Replace Home Screen with Custom Screen
2. Only show specific installed applications
3. Specify URL in case of redirection or open google/Create White list of Accepted URLs
4. Enable/Disable Native Device Hardware
4.1.****** Android Market (App Store)
4.2.****** Camera
4.3.****** WiFi
4.4.****** Bluetooth
4.5.****** Microphone
4.6.****** Access Point
Looking forward your suggestions.
Thanks,
Nasrullah
Hi,
is it possible to somehow add/change a route on android without rooting the phone?
I know that once rooted I can do "ip route add ......" and that would work. But I'd like to achieve that without rooting the phone.
I'd like to define various routes for various subnets from our LANs when connected over WiFi
Thanks for a reply
dubak