mms

I want to add some MMS messages into my device database. I've the following code but it doesn't work at all. No entry are added into the native app... public static Uri insert(Context context, String[] to, String subject, Uri messageUri) { try { Uri destUri = Uri.parse("content://mms/sent"); // Get thread id Set<String> recipients = new HashSet<String>(); recipients.addAll(Arrays.asList(to)); long thread_id = getOrCreateThreadId(context, recipients); Log.e(">>>>>>>", "Thread ID is " + thread_id); // Create a dummy sms ContentValues dummyValues = new ContentValues(); dummyValues.put("thread_id"

I am trying to download the MMS picture content through the MMS url, but it returns with a 403 (Forbidden) server response with an invalid MSISDN number. I have pasted my code below for reference. Thanks in advance! private static boolean downloadThroughGateway(Context context, String host, String port, String urlMms) throws Exception { URL url = new URL(urlMms); // Set-up proxy if (host != null && port != null && host.equals("") && !port.equals("")) { Log.d(TAG, "[MMS Receiver] Setting up proxy (" + host + ":" + port + ")"); Properties systemProperties = System.getProperties();

I want to send MMS from my application to a specific number. I've searched and found this code but I have no idea if this code what I need or not. My Questions is : -can anyone explain this code to me.i am beginner in MMS. -also, i thought this code is let the user send MMS from my application without move it to the native Messaging inbox (and this is what i want) Am i right? -also i have a problem ,i do not know how can i put this code in my project. this is what i found MMS is just a http-post request. You should perform the request using extra network feature : final ConnectivityManager

NOTE: This question is being reasked because I accidentally clicked Community Wiki in the previous one, and obviously that didn't provide enough incentive in the form of reputation for people to answer it. Here is a link to the old question, please do not duplicate those answers (they weren't exactly helpful anyway): Link to Original Question Now here's the question... I'm trying to write a Windows Mobile app targeting Windows Mobile 6.x that will stream an internet radio stream delivered via MMS protocol (just one feature among other things). Does the .NET Compact Framework have built-in

I need to send MMS. Into my hero this code looks ugly but works: Intent sendIntent = new Intent("android.intent.action.SEND_MSG"); sendIntent.putExtra("address", toText); sendIntent.putExtra(Intent.EXTRA_SUBJECT, "subject"); sendIntent.putExtra("sms_body", textMessage); sendIntent.putExtra(Intent.EXTRA_STREAM, Uri.parse(url)); sendIntent.setType("image/jpeg"); startActivity(sendIntent); But it seems to me that on the other devices it doesn't work at all. I want to send directly to main messaging app without any choices(the better solution of course - direct from my app). Because not sure that

I am trying to create an intent that will start the MMS application for me with an image file attached and some pre-defined text present in the message body. Thus far I've been able to accomplish either or, but not both at the same time. Things I've tried (with their results): sendIntent = new Intent(android.content.Intent.ACTION_SEND,Uri.parse("mms://")); sendIntent.setType("image/gif"); sendIntent.putExtra(Intent.EXTRA_STREAM, imgStreamUri); sendIntent.putExtra("sms_body", "HelloWorld"); startActivity(Intent.createChooser(sendIntent,"Send")); /********** Image file is attached but no text

I am trying to play some video streams from mms and m3u8 inside my Android application. It seems that the MediaPlayer doesn't have support on this and from what I have read on FFMPEG it seems there isn't any easy way with that also. I am using Android 2.1 SDK. Any ideas on what I should in order to make this work? There are some apps there in the store that already do this, but I don't know how. You may try the Vitamio library, http://vitamio.org Vitamio is a multimedia framework for all Android devices. Vitamio works like the Android's default MediaPlayer except that it includes much more