Android Question how to get android version?

Zeev Goldstein · Oct 19, 2024

hi

any way i can get android version of device?

thanks

Alex_197 · Oct 20, 2024

Please see the attached project

Sagenut · Oct 19, 2024

Phone library

B4X:

Dim Version as Int
Version = Phone.SDKVersion

Zeev Goldstein · Oct 19, 2024

Sagenut said:
Phone library

B4X:

Dim Version as Int Version = Phone.SDKVersion

Thanks
Not sdk version, android version
I need the android (os) version like 10, 11 14 etc

The sdk i already have

Thanks

Sagenut · Oct 19, 2024

From SDK Version you can get the Android Version.
Here the list
https://apilevels.com/

Alex_197 · Oct 19, 2024

B4X:

    Dim s As String = NativeMe.RunMethod("getAndroidVersion", Null)
Log("OSVersion=" & TAB & s)



#If JAVA
public String getAndroidVersion() {
    String release = android.os.Build.VERSION.RELEASE;
    int sdkVersion = android.os.Build.VERSION.SDK_INT;
    return "Android SDK: " + sdkVersion + " (" + release +")";
} 
#End If

Zeev Goldstein · Oct 20, 2024

Sagenut said:
From SDK Version you can get the Android Version.
Here the list
https://apilevels.com/

thanks
will that be the phone's version or the app's?
if the phone runs android 10 and the app is set to 34 - what will i get?

Zeev Goldstein · Oct 20, 2024

Alex_197 said:

B4X:

    Dim s As String = NativeMe.RunMethod("getAndroidVersion", Null)
Log("OSVersion=" & TAB & s)



#If JAVA
public String getAndroidVersion() {
    String release = android.os.Build.VERSION.RELEASE;
    int sdkVersion = android.os.Build.VERSION.SDK_INT;
    return "Android SDK: " + sdkVersion + " (" + release +")";
}
#End If

thanks

that looked very promising
i tried it
go error on NativeME as undeclared so this is what i did

B4X:

#If JAVA
public String getAndroidVersion() {
    String release = android.os.Build.VERSION.RELEASE;
    int sdkVersion = android.os.Build.VERSION.SDK_INT;
    return "Android SDK: " + sdkVersion + " (" + release +")";
} 
#End If

Sub Get_AndroidVersion() As String
    Dim jo As JavaObject
    jo.InitializeContext

    'Dim s As String = NativeMe.RunMethod("getAndroidVersion", Null)
    
    Dim s As String = ""
    
    s = jo.RunMethod("getAndroidVersion", Null)

    Log("OSVersion=" & TAB & s)
    
    Return s

End Sub

still i get error

java.lang.RuntimeException: Method: getAndroidVersion not found in: ...

what am i doing wrong?
what am i missing?

teddybear · Oct 20, 2024

Zeev Goldstein said:
if the phone runs android 10 and the app is set to 34 - what will i get?

SDK is 30 ，Android is 10

Sagenut · Oct 20, 2024

Zeev Goldstein said:
thanks
will that be the phone's version or the app's?
if the phone runs android 10 and the app is set to 34 - what will i get?

You will get the SDK version of the device.

Zeev Goldstein · Oct 20, 2024

so to summarize and check that i got you all guys right -
the sdk i get is the sdk of the device indicating the os version NOT the app's sdk
so i can rely on this as the android version of the phone itself
am i getting it right or wrong?

if i'm right - is there any function that translate the sdk to version so i won't be forced to keep on amending the function i will create?

thanks

Alex_197 · Oct 20, 2024

Please see the attached project

Alex_197 · Oct 20, 2024

Zeev Goldstein said:
so to summarize and check that i got you all guys right -
the sdk i get is the sdk of the device indicating the os version NOT the app's sdk
so i can rely on this as the android version of the phone itself
am i getting it right or wrong?

if i'm right - is there any function that translate the sdk to version so i won't be forced to keep on amending the function i will create?

thanks

please see this https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/how-to-get-android-version.163649/post-1003726

Zeev Goldstein · Oct 21, 2024

Alex_197 said:
Please see the attached project

GREAT!
that worked perfectly
thanks

netsistemas · Oct 28, 2024

In case it's useful, leave these functions that I use in my APK.

B4X:

public Sub GetVersionAndroid() As String
    If V_VersionAndroid = "" Then
        'Dim P As Phone
        V_VersionAndroid = GetSDKversion(False) ' P.SdkVersion
    End If
    Return V_VersionAndroid
End Sub

Sub GetSDKversion(SoloDevolverVersionComercial As Boolean) As String
    'https://developer.android.com/studio/releases/platforms
    Dim versions As Map
    versions.Initialize
    versions.Put(3,"1.5")
    versions.Put(4,"1.6")
    versions.Put(7,"2.1")
    versions.Put(8,"2.2")
    versions.Put(10,"2.3.3")
    versions.Put(11,"3.0")
    versions.Put(12,"3.1")
    versions.Put(13,"3.2")
    versions.Put(14,"4.0")
    versions.Put(15,"4.0.3")
    versions.Put(16,"4.1.2")
    versions.Put(17,"4.2.2")
    versions.Put(18,"4.3")
    versions.Put(19,"4.4.2")
    versions.Put(20,"4.4W") '5.0p
    versions.Put(21,"5.0")
    versions.Put(22,"5.1")
    versions.Put(23,"6.0")
  '-----rest of versions...
  
    Dim p As Phone
    Dim Rt As String
    Rt = p.SdkVersion
  
    Try
        If SoloDevolverVersionComercial Then
            Rt = versions.Get(p.SdkVersion)
        Else
            Rt = Rt & ": " & versions.Get(p.SdkVersion) &  " " & p.Product
        End If
      
    Catch
        If SoloDevolverVersionComercial Then
            Rt = p.SdkVersion + "?"
        Else
            Rt = Rt & ": No en GetSDKversion"
        End If
        Log(LastException)
    End Try
    Return Rt
End Sub

Sub GetApiVesionSKD As String 'ignore
    Dim r As Reflector
    Dim Api As Int
    Api = r.GetStaticField("android.os.Build$VERSION", "SDK_INT")
    Return Api
End Sub

GetApiVesionSKD is not used for me (may be have any problem!)

Zeev Goldstein · Oct 30, 2024

netsistemas said:

In case it's useful, leave these functions that I use in my APK.

B4X:

public Sub GetVersionAndroid() As String
    If V_VersionAndroid = "" Then
        'Dim P As Phone
        V_VersionAndroid = GetSDKversion(False) ' P.SdkVersion
    End If
    Return V_VersionAndroid
End Sub

Sub GetSDKversion(SoloDevolverVersionComercial As Boolean) As String
    'https://developer.android.com/studio/releases/platforms
    Dim versions As Map
    versions.Initialize
    versions.Put(3,"1.5")
    versions.Put(4,"1.6")
    versions.Put(7,"2.1")
    versions.Put(8,"2.2")
    versions.Put(10,"2.3.3")
    versions.Put(11,"3.0")
    versions.Put(12,"3.1")
    versions.Put(13,"3.2")
    versions.Put(14,"4.0")
    versions.Put(15,"4.0.3")
    versions.Put(16,"4.1.2")
    versions.Put(17,"4.2.2")
    versions.Put(18,"4.3")
    versions.Put(19,"4.4.2")
    versions.Put(20,"4.4W") '5.0p
    versions.Put(21,"5.0")
    versions.Put(22,"5.1")
    versions.Put(23,"6.0")
   
        versions.Put(24,"7.0")
        versions.Put(25,"7.1")
        versions.Put(26,"8.0")
        versions.Put(27,"8.1")
        versions.Put(28,"9.0")
        versions.Put(29,"10.0")
       
        versions.Put(30,"11.0")
       
        versions.Put(31,"31.0")
        versions.Put(32,"32.0")
        versions.Put(33,"33.0")
        versions.Put(34,"34.0")
        versions.Put(35,"35.0")
        versions.Put(36,"36.0")
        versions.Put(37,"37.0")
        versions.Put(38,"38.0")
        versions.Put(39,"39.0")
   
    Dim p As Phone
    Dim Rt As String
    Rt = p.SdkVersion
   
    Try
        If SoloDevolverVersionComercial Then
            Rt = versions.Get(p.SdkVersion)
        Else
            Rt = Rt & ": " & versions.Get(p.SdkVersion) &  " " & p.Product
        End If
       
    Catch
        If SoloDevolverVersionComercial Then
            Rt = p.SdkVersion + "?"
        Else
            Rt = Rt & ": No en GetSDKversion"
        End If
        Log(LastException)
    End Try
    Return Rt
End Sub

Sub GetApiVesionSKD As String 'ignore
    Dim r As Reflector
    Dim Api As Int
    Api = r.GetStaticField("android.os.Build$VERSION", "SDK_INT")
    Return Api
End Sub

GetApiVesionSKD is not used for me (may be have any problem!)

thanks for your reply and code sample
i think that the solution i got is much shorter and simpler (java based)
and most important it works and has no relation to sdk as i see in my handling so it is totally transparent and it's already being aplied in my project
anyways - thanks!

netsistemas · Oct 30, 2024

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