lwuit open default email/mail client from button - java

Please tell me how do I open he default email client from a lwuit button?
and also predefine its subject and email address.
I know how to use buttons. I would appreciate code for email client. (cant find on internet)
using nokia s40 sdk from eclipse

You can try this, using platform request and the mailto property.
Opening apps from J2ME
Example
My suggestion is, trying to send this e-mail via SMTP.
Take a look on this
Send e-mail via SMTP

Related

How to send text data on Gmail inbox?

I want to create an app for myself that, pressing a button, uploads some text on my Gmail. My app would work like this:
I have my text in a String var
I push a button
The app checks if the "myappnameFolder" already exists in my Gmail inbox
The app sends to my mail address an email with the content of the String var
The problem is that I don't know how to connect my app with Google inbox and how to send myself an email. Is this possible? I've already seen some articles on connecting Google+ account but I didn't find any solution.
Thanks.
To do this you will need to use the Google API Client Library. To learn how to access the Google API with java read here
The java api documentation on gmail labels is here

Sending SMS through PC using java via android mobile

I would like to connect my mobile phone in USB debugging mode and then send sms through some java code, so that the text is actually send through my cellphone using my provider sms plan. I am without any idea. I googled but could not get anything useful. Any idea, approach or link to some tutorial would be very helpful.
I'd suggest SMS lib for sending SMSs via your cell phone using Java code.
But if you are open to other ideas, I'd suggest to use a public webservice that sends in your place your SMSs, you can use for example nexmo, they have very good api and charges very cheap SMS. You have an initial credit for starting.

Android: Get and Open Email

Is it possible to open an email in the standard email client that an android 2.2 phone comes with? I'd like to search emails and then open an email - of course with users permission.
But I can't find any docs and I can't think of any way to open an email by subject.
I would really appreciate any help! I have come across this but I can't find these classes in my android library.
Thanks all
Is it possible to open an email in the standard email client that an android 2.2 phone comes with?
There is no "standard email client that an android 2.2 phone comes with".
I am not aware of any email clients with documented and supported APIs, beyond ACTION_SEND. Certainly neither the AOSP Email application nor Gmail have documented and supported APIs.

Can an app send an email without opening the email interface in Android?

Can an app send an email without opening the email interface? How?
Simple Answer:
Its pretty easy to write an SMTP client yourself. See a sample here:
http://davanum.wordpress.com/2007/12/22/android-send-email-via-gmail-actually-via-smtp/
Elaborate Answer:
If you want to write a full featured mail client supporting SMTP, POP, IMAP etc then you should look at the android mail client source code:Email app source
I'm 98% sure that they only way you can do this is to write your own SMTP client and point it at a SMTP server you have a valid account on (or is open for relay). ie, you can't use the standard email app or gmail to do this.
My answer is probably a few months too late for you Mubix, but maybe someone else can benefit from it. I've seen many people refer to this tutorial which shows how to send an email when a button is clicked within your app.

how to extract to, subject etc fron email in android emulator?

I want to extract "To" and "Subject" from email clent which is already configured in android emulator.
so, is any api to extract or to get all email attributes?
Thanx in advance,
No, sorry.
Bear in mind that there is no single email client in Android. The Android open source project has one, but device manufacturers can (and do) replace it. Plus there is Gmail and other third-party mail clients (e.g., K9). Hence, there is no single email client "which is already configured in android". And the open source one is not part of the SDK, so there is nothing in the API for accessing it.

Categories