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Hey guys,
wonder if you could give me some short hints about limitations in the sphere of android development using java.
I plan to develope an application that receives certain content objects like plain text and audio/video/image files. The application shall be implemented as a daemon that listens on a socket and reacts to the pushed data (like plain text, etc.).
For the presentation of the content objects Id like to use given applications like an image viewer and so on,..
My question is: Is it possible to pass over the content object via an intent and gain somehow remote control to the activity and close the called application (like the imageviewer) in case the daemon receives another content object and to display this new data?
My idea was to pass the called application some function that checks in defined time intervals if a new content object is received and then closes the called app.
Is this somehow possible?
wonder if you could give me some short hints about limitations in the sphere of android development using java.
I plan to develope an application that receives certain content objects like plain text and audio/video/image files. The application shall be implemented as a daemon that listens on a socket and reacts to the pushed data (like plain text, etc.).
For the presentation of the content objects Id like to use given applications like an image viewer and so on,..
My question is: Is it possible to pass over the content object via an intent and gain somehow remote control to the activity and close the called application (like the imageviewer) in case the daemon receives another content object and to display this new data?
My idea was to pass the called application some function that checks in defined time intervals if a new content object is received and then closes the called app.
Is this somehow possible?
