Writing an Intent object to File

You can create a type that mimics the intent structure. Fill the type fields and save it with RandomAccessFile.WriteObject. Do you want to be able to save any intent? Or a known intent? If you need to save any possible intent then you will need to use ExtrasToString to get a string with all the extras. You will need to implement the parsing code that parses this string and recreates the extras.

Some intents may include more complicated objects in the extras fields.

Initially I wanted to save any kind of intent. This was meant for a callback i.e. some other app could send me an intent wrapped in an intent, so I could call it back later.
I'm guessing this is not possible. So I will have to store the component and the extras to call them back.
However today I had quite a difficult time getting an intent to work with setComponent(packagename/.activity) , it didnt work. I had to use a different kind of intent filter (with a custom action) to get the intent to work.

Is it possible to implement the getExtras() method so that I can get the complete list of extras into a Map, instead of parsing a string? I tried with JavaObjects but couldn't understand the "Bundle" return type.

Basically I need to save an intent to file, read from the file later and call StartActivity() on it.

Did anyone solve Inman's issue?

I use:


but it's not perfect.

ie:

'Extras: Bundle[{android.intent.extra.shortcut.INTENT=Intent { act=android.intent.action.VIEW dat=http://warnersretrocorner.com/wp-co...t-Poster-Nes-Conan-barbarian-190876195313.jpg pkg=com.android.chrome (has extras) }, android.intent.extra.shortcut.ICON=android.graphics.Bitmap@2b7afcf3, android.intent.extra.shortcut.NAME=A3-80s-Replica-Reproduction-Video-Game-PRINT-Box-Art-Poster-Nes-Conan-barbarian-190876195313.jpg (290×400)}]