Use PackageManager and queryBroadcastReceivers() to find out all of the BroadcastReceivers that will respond to a given Intent In your case, you would create an SMS_RECEIVED Intent.
Use PackageManager and queryBroadcastReceivers() to find out all of the BroadcastReceivers that will respond to a given Intent. In your case, you would create an SMS_RECEIVED Intent.
Thanks for your response, but would it be possible to get that info directly recovering the information from a . Db file o even an xml. That has to be stored somewhere.
Probably I´ll develop a tool to do that in the near future but know I need it ASAP :( – pablora Sep 16 at 15:51 @pablora: "get that info directly recovering the information from a . Db file o even an xml" -- no. "That has to be stored somewhere" -- it is in the manifests of each application, which you cannot access.
– CommonsWare Sep 16 at 18:46.
So with the priority="101" it´s executed even before than the default message service in Android. I would like to find all the intent-filter associated to a certail action, in this case "android.provider.Telephony. I tried to get into /data/data/com.android.provider.
Telephony/databases but no info is stored in ther.
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