I am developing a unity android app and an android studio app to work. I want to open and close them using each other and to pass messages between them. How can I achieve this? Both apps are in one phone.
How to create a intent of the unity app in android studio?
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How to invoke a method of android studio app inside unity app?
I am completely new to android development. Even though there are similar questions, couldn't find a solution that worked for me. Thank you.
If both apps are installed on one phone and should interact you can use Broadcasts
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I'm writing a simple android app detection using Ionic (fairly new too as well with mobile apps dev using Ionic). Using this plugin App Availaibility I was able to get a list of installed apps, however is there a way or plugin or is it possible to know what was the recent app that was used in the foreground? Like if a com.android.appname was run, it may be able to detect it? Thanks.
No there is not, I'd assume that there won't be a plugin for this either. In order for the device to know what app has ran in the past, it must hold this data somewhere. I doubt google or apple does anything like this.
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you can always try and build a plugin yourself and see if its possible.
I've done alot of research about app developpement but i dont seems to find a consent about creating an application that work on iphone and android with one time coding.
I'd like to know if it's possible to create an application with android studio and js that work on iphone and android device without any modification?
If not, is there a software that I can use to create an application that work on both and witch language can I use? For exemple Facebook work on iphone and android, it would be strange if they had created two separate app ...
I've never created an app for iphone before so I hope I'm clear about what I asked.
Thanks for your time.
You can use flutter also for application development that allows you to create app in android and IOS both at the same time.
I am wondering if it is possible to launch applications (behaviours) developed in Choregraphe from within application developed using Pepper Sdk for Android Studio? And what will happen to the behaviours installed on Pepper when I try to run app installed from Android Studio?
Thank you.
I am wondering if it is possible to launch applications (behaviours)
developed in Choregraphe from within application developed using
Pepper Sdk for Android Studio?
No, there is no API for that, and as far as I know there is no plan to add one - the two aren't intended to be mixed.
And what will happen to the behaviours installed on Pepper when I try to run app installed from Android Studio?
There shouldn't be any conflicts between the two; if you're using Autonomous Life's focus, focus can be on either type of application, they can coexist on the same robot. It's just that the two technologies are not intended to coexist in the same application.
Based on the Android docs (https://developer.android.com/intl/pt-br/training/wearables/apps/creating.html), is it recommended to follow this procedure even if my wear app has no notifications in it? My project basically consists of modules (common, mobile, and wear) which runs perfectly well whenever I run either the mobile or wear module on the according virtual emulator.
Thanks a bunch!
P.S. Could anybody link me to the Android Wear app on Google Play? I can't seem to find it.
You should still follow the instruction set within the link you have referenced.
Link to wear app on the playstore: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.wearable.app
I have an existing Android app (for 4.2) written using Eclipse.
I'm exploring the possibility of adding an Android Wear component - there's part of the app which I think could work on a watch.
Reading through the docs at https://developer.android.com/training/building-wearables.html I'm unsure of what I'd need to do in order to integrate Wear into my existing project.
For example, under prerequisites it says Android Studio. Does that mean I'd need to migrate my Eclipse solution into Android Studio? Or can I build the Wear component independently?
Essentially, I'm just hoping to hear from someone who has added a Wear component to their existing Android solution so I can understand the basics of what's involved.
Android Wear is essentially very light application. The basic processing happens on the handheld device. Only user interaction functionalities such as accept, reject etc. is deplyed to the wear. Here also the processing is carried on by the handheld device.
So yes, you can include Wear to your project if it adds any value.