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mjpan
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Hi plusminus,
yup, nothing came through the other side.
i'll add post to GoogleGroups and see what the response is.
| plusminus wrote: | Hello mjpan,
did you try the Category-Thing 
There is no official Bug-Tracking-System yet, but on my Bugs posting them to the GoogleGroups and hoping a moderator would see them was fine ^^.
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Alexey Klokov
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Hi guys,
May be you know, i have the common question about Android notifications.
For example if i have 2 applications which wants to recieve incoming SMS notification.
What application executed first?
I code we wrote:
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How i can be shure that first(for instance) application will get notification instead of second.
Thanks!!!
PS
This question comes from simple example. If i have a phone with default Messaging client, and additionaly download and install alternative Messaging application, which one will work????
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plusminus
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Hello Alexey,
I had questioned that myself and wrote down what the system does  here (similar case, when making a DIAL-Replacer).
Basically the system will ask the user which one he/she wants to be started (at this time, the system does not remember the user choice and asks always again).
Hope this helped you.
Regards,
plusminus
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Alexey Klokov
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plusminus,
Thank you! Now i understand how it works.
ragerds
Alexey
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GodsMoon
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| So has anybody figured out how to pass system messages between phones without spamming the SMS or XMPP inbox?
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Alexey Klokov
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| GodsMoon wrote: | | So has anybody figured out how to pass system messages between phones without spamming the SMS or XMPP inbox? |
Hi GodsMoon,
what's mean "system messages"?
U see, any phone has a service(GSM or CDMA or any other). And phones can communicant using SMS messages or though internet connection. Actually you can use another methods - wifi, bluethooth and etc.
But this is just a transport layer for your application. I'm confusing about SYSTEM messages? Could give a details.
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GodsMoon
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I'm talking about the "P2P Services Using XMPP" section from http://code.google.com/android/toolbox/google-apis.html
apparently you can intercept sms messages so the user doesn't see them, but that usually cost money. (though I'm not sure how to do that). Anyway, I would like to send messages back and forth between phones without alerting the user every time I receive a new message from the other phone. Can you do this with XMPP? The link above doesn't really say...
Has anybody done this without a 3rd party server?
thanks
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Ishtar
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sms-compression app
nice  why didn't i think of that?
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plusminus
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| Ishtar wrote: | sms-compression app
nice why didn't i think of that?
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its not yet finished at all, because Android does not yet provide a centralized storage for sms' 
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sebi
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| plusminus wrote: | | Ishtar wrote: | sms-compression app
nice why didn't i think of that?
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its not yet finished at all, because Android does not yet provide a centralized storage for sms'
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Hi plusminus,
Thanks for your tutorial. I have actually successfuly stored incoming sms' using the right content provider . I will post the code but now I'm posting from a computer where i do not have this code . The sms' are correctly stored into the database (I was able to browse the records through the sqlite console in adb). However , retrieving sms' is not possible , as you have told on the google android group. We are facing a bug (Class cast exception with the cursor class). I tried to up the post but no one is reacting on it.
I really need this functionality so i'm about to rewrite an home-made content provider in order to retrieve sms' from the database. Other solution is to write an sqlLite class but not so nice because we are not using a content provider. Last solution, is that this bug will be resolved in the newt release of the SDK.
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plusminus
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Hello sebi,
i hope the bug will be fixed with the next SDK-update (we are already waiting 6 weeks for an update  ).
Doing sth on our own will/should definitely get replaced later by some code from the Google-Guys, just for compatibility to other apps.
But i would really appreciate you posting your code/halfworkaround to anddev
Best Regards,
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puyopuy
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Hello guys,
After I updated to m5-rc14, SMS ReceiveIntent not working any more. I changed android:value to android:name from AndroidManufest.xml.
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<receiver class= ".SMSReceiver">
<intent-filter>
<action android:name= "android.provider.Telephony.SMS_RECEIVED" />
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Put a break point in onReceiveIntent but nothing happen . Any idea what's wrong?
Thanks
puyopuy
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puyopuy
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Sorry, I must paste the old source code. My actual code already changed and I can compile and running in the emulator.
I also realized I cannot select SMS_RECEIVED from the action attributes drop down. Please see my attached image.
Best Regards,
Puyopuy
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and i've to find some time to implement (I will made an highly use of the notepad provider sample)