I've looked at the page below.
www.androidpub.com/402430 <Moon> June 1, 2010 - I'm going to bring up the Android basic sms and link the auto-complete function to it. What should I do if it's possible? I ask for your knowledge <Answer> Possible
The respondent said it was possible, but there was no specific explanation.
For example, can you include <Basic Message App> content in the app I make? If there is a way, please teach me specifically.
Also, when a user clicks on an item in <Basic Message App>, is there a way to intercept it and process it in my app?
Please give us a detailed explanation of the above reference page's answer, 'It's possible'.
Thank you.
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Can the basic messaging app content you mentioned bring the text content of the messaging app? Ramen is possible. The database in which the characters are stored is provided with all the information through the content provider. Therefore, you can add the following permissions to Manifast and then use the content provider to read the text:
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.READ_SMS" />
It would be helpful if you refer to the project below.
However, information such as image/video/MMS needs to be processed separately. There is a high possibility that exceptions should be made because implementation methods may vary slightly from manufacturer to device.
The second question, when I click on the item (UI element) of the main messaging app, there is no way to intercept it and process it in my app (the API does not exist). It may be possible if the flow is as below.
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