android-notification-bar

I have this code: Notification notif; // Build notification Notification.Builder notifBuilder = new Notification.Builder(context); notifBuilder.setContentIntent(pendingIntent); notifBuilder.setContentTitle(title); notifBuilder.setSmallIcon(icon_resId); notifBuilder.setContentText(ne.getCaption()); notifBuilder.setDefaults(Notification.DEFAULT_ALL); notifBuilder.setAutoCancel(autocancel); notifBuilder.setWhen(System.currentTimeMillis()); notif = notifBuilder.build(); and works fine in Android 4.4. However, in Android 5.0 the icon showed in status bar is a white square. The icon showed in the

I have a custom notification that uses a LinearLayout that contains an ImageView and a TextView . Before Android 4.0 all I needed to do was swap out the text colors with the EventContent and EventContent.Title styles and all the colors looked great. But on Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) my custom notification background color is a light gray, and to make matters worse it clashes horribly with the default text styles. This is strange to me, since all the other notifications have a dark-gray (almost black) color, and I haven't changed the background color at all in my layout. Is there a way to

I'm trying to put my notification on top of notification area. A solution is to set the parameter "when" to my notification object with a future time like: notification.when = System.currentTimeMills()*2; The code that I'm using in this: long timeNotification = System.currentTimeMillis()*2; Notification notification = new Notification(statusIcon,c.getResources().getString(R.string.app_name),timeNotification); notification.flags = Notification.FLAG_ONGOING_EVENT | Notification.FLAG_NO_CLEAR; notification.when = timeNotification; notification.priority = Notification.PRIORITY_MAX; but some apps

A few years ago, I wrote an alarm app that worked on Android 2, and I'm now trying to upgrade it to work on Android 4. Specifically, on the Samsung Galaxy S4. On Android 2, if the phone was sleeping, it would wake the phone up and display a "Snooze or Dismiss" screen over the lock screen. On Android 4, it wakes the phone up, but you have to unlock it, then open the notifications area, then click the alarm's notification, before you can hit "Dismiss." I have always been using this code to do the waking: getWindow().addFlags(WindowManager.LayoutParams.FLAG_SHOW_WHEN_LOCKED | WindowManager

I'm working on a notification based app, for which I need to listen to incoming notifications. I've been able to listen to incoming calls, SMS, mail etc. I have no clue how to listen for pings or messages from friends on Whatsapp via code. Can this actually be done? If so, how? Can Accessibility Service be used for this, using Package Name as "com.whatsapp"? I was able to do this using Accessibility Service . Using this, you can listen to all notification on the notification bar. I listened to application-specification by adding the package name to the Accessibility Service service info ,