I have checked sugar sync App from Play Store UI, it's superb,
I have integrated the sugar sync API in my app too but now My question is, when i am adding a new file in browser, then automatically the device page is updating,
I would like to know how can i achieve that,
is there any API for automatic Update or can i set any listener in my application.
any link or help is appreciable.
Thanks in advance
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I'm new in Android Things and was trying to do OTA updates. In Android things console whenever I pushed a new OTA, along with the new app version, it refreshed the image as well. However, I want my image to be the same as earlier and just app to get replaced over the air. Is it possible?.
I have been thinking to use play store to update my app in android things. Can it be done?
Thank you in Advance.
In Android Things, all apps on the system are bundled in an updated OTA image and updated in that way. There's no mechanism for updating individual applications like on Google Play.
I have build a maps related software which require the app to get update whenever the base map is modified. Basically we have nodes.json whose data will get updated under such situation.
One way i am thinking of is to have the latest version of .apk on my dropbox account. Whenever the file in my account is of higher version than the one currently installed, user will get a pop-up . But i am not very clear about the implementation.
Also the application works offline so whenever user connects to some internet source he should be notified..
Please help me with my solution or suggest if there is a better solution.
thanks
I developed an android application and I have put it in android app store by paying 25 bucks. However some people are using my application in their device. I wanna know, if I upload the updated version of my app in app store then how user finds that out?
I found out some links on the same context in android developer site and all but didn't technically clear out my understanding. Basically I want to know,
how android app update mechanism works?
How device gets notification of available updates?
Please provide some clarity as a developer point of view/ code level.
Reffered links:
Android app update mechanism http://developer.android.com/google/play-services/setup.html http://developer.android.com/tools/publishing/versioning.html#minsdkversion
Here you go.
Try this code hope thats what you want.
i have an app in the android market that utilizes the database as well as the shared preference .I need to update my application to add more functionality and new tables
I have updated the database portion in the upgrade() method of the helper class.
Please help in explaining the process of android application update.what happens behind the scene.How is application updated after we submit the updated apk in market
What all more thing need to be taken care apart from database
Please help it is urgent
During Google IO 2012 about 2 Weeks ago they presented a new way of updating the Android Apk from the Play store. So basically you just download everything whats new and add it to the apk which is already available. So now it will take upto 70% less data for upgrading an apk. So Your database will be updated. Just the new data will be downloaded and will be added to the app. The shared prefrences dont get deleted, they stay saved even after an update. I hope I could help.
Today, when I started the game greedy spider, there was a dialog box telling me there was an update and a link to get it from the market. I'd like to know how can I do that?
How can you change the app (like adding a dialog box at the opening) without pushing an update to the market?
Thank you!
There is no straightforward way of doing it.
I can imagine something like that:
There is an unofficial Market API which you can use to fetch the details about your app and check the version How to fetch Android Market data when there is no API?
You can start your own web-service which would return you the current app version
After you've fetched the new app version from some external source, the rest is pretty easy - get the current installed version from app's PackageInfo and show the dialog if it's lower that the newest one.