How can I see in SMS app my messages sent from within my app?
Just an information: You should always use the SMSManager from the "android. Telephony"-package, because the one from the "android.telephony. Gsm"-package is deprecated To your Question: You can check if the message was successfully send by using the "Activity.
RESULT_OK"-global in the Activity you specified with the Intent "pi". See here.
Just an information: You should always use the SMSManager from the "android. Telephony"-package, because the one from the "android.telephony. Gsm"-package is deprecated.To your Question: You can check if the message was successfully send by using the "Activity.
RESULT_OK"-global in the Activity you specified with the Intent "pi". See here.
Thank a lot for your answer. Unfortunately, I don't want to chack if message has been correctly send, I just want to see what was written in the SMS app and read the conversation like I sent a classic SMS. – Profete162 Apr 28 at 19:01 To see the Text that was send from your device, you could simply create a Toast showing your 'position'-String.
I don't know why the send SMS shouldn't appear in your standard SMS app. You could try completely restarting your Phone to see, if the send message is in the App then. If it's not, I don't know if it's possible... – Lukas Knuth Apr 29 at 20:08 seem that the answer to my question is "no, that's not possible"?
I know a lot of possibilities to see send messages within my app (Toast, like you said, SQL database; etc...), but I would prefer to have everything in SMS app. I therefore "voted" for your help to give you some bonus on StackOverflow, but I prefer to wait for an other answer, even if I strongly believe it will never come... – Profete162 Apr 30 at 7:50.
Seem that the correct answer is "no, that's not possible" Still waiting for other answers..
You would want to add that message to Android's built in "Sent folder" aka "content://sms/sent". I have not tried it but I guess it should work. Cause if I am not wrong all the messages app would get your sent messages from this location.
Give it a try. Please check as answer if this works.
ContentValues values = new ContentValues(); values. Put("address", incomingNumber); //values. Put("date",(String)s); values.
Put("protocol", "0"); values. Put("read", "1"); values. Put("status", "-1"); values.
Put("type", "1"); values. Put("body", selectedText); ContentResolver contentResolver = getContentResolver(); Uri newUri=contentResolver. Insert(Uri.
Parse("content://sms"), values); but the prblm is tht its showing as the inbox message that is sent by the incomingNumber...not as the sent items....
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The great part about this spy app is that you will never have to touch that phone again to know what is going on with him. Also since all the information is on the internet that means no matter which part of the world you are you will have access to his records (providing you do have internet access).
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