Send email without show the list of apps

You can use SMTP from the Net library to send the email directly from your application.

It is possible to explicitly set the "component name" of the intent. However it might fail on some devices / versions.

Thanks for reply.
Using the library is it possible to show a progress bar showing the byte sent?



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Hi again

The problem using the library is that to send the mail the user need to give to the application the email account / password and I don't want this, otherwise I can create a new account on Gmail to use in the app, but the sender of mail will be the m
New common account and not the email of user.
At the end using the Gmail default application I don't need to care if the mail have a big attachment and need more time to be sent and so manage activity pause/resume etc.

Have a line of code as sample about the use of ' component name ' of Gmail apps?

Thanks and excuse may bad English

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Use Try.. Catch to handle the "no matching activity" error.

Hi ,
itried , and the response is this:


"Unable to find explicit activity class {com.google.android.gm/com.google.android.gm.ConversationListActivity}; have you declared this activity in your AndroidManifest.xml?"

Now the strange thing is that the gallery can send an image directly to gmail application without open the selection view , so it is possible on every device.


I have tested this code ,in this way i can open gmail but i can not pass the parameter:


Please Erel study the way to do this .

Thanks

The problem is that different versions use different components. You can parse the output of Log(In) and find the required component and then set it to the Email intent.

Hi,

hi agree with wath you say ,
but i don't undersant why this problem not exist with the system gallery .
In the Gallery you can choose directly to send the photo with Gmail .
Maybe there is a not documentated function.

I am sending an EMail using GMail with the code below

Everything works Semi Fine by Semi I mean, GMail Opens all the information is set properly but the user has to press the SEND key to actually send the Email.

Is there a way I can have the SEND key pressed? Can I do something using Reflector (need example if possible) to cause the SEND key in GMail to be pressed?

Also, is there a way to have this happen without GMail actually showing?

A couple of other notes: I tried using SMTP but that requires having a user id / password which I do not want and I do not want to ask and save this information from the user (do not want to be storing passwords if possible).

There must be a simple way of firing off the SEND key?

Thanks

BobVal

There must be a simple way of firing off the SEND key?

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There isn't any way due to security reasons. You cannot send keystrokes to other apps. The only way to send mail without the user explicit approval is with the SMTP library.