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Packagemanager
link: Dim pm As PackageManager
link: Der Packagemanager liefert dir ein starting intent für jede app. Benutze dieses starting intent um die App zu starten.
link: Ich habe s jetzt so gemacht, das funktioniert ebenfalls problemlos: Dim in As Intent Dim pm As PackageManager in.Initialize("","") in = pm.GetApp

PM=PackageManager
link: Hi I was using this classic snipped to detect if user has WhatsApp installed. But I tried today on a mew Xiaomi, with no luck. After looking (logging)
link: Hi @fbritop, just did a quick test and it seems my third party apps come up as well (no idea if whatsapp would behave differently as I don't have it).
link: I check on my Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 Seems to work only when WhatsApp running in the background. If I kill it not show anything.

internal.os.ZygoteInit.main(ZygoteInit.java:1136) FIX: ADD THIS TO THE MAIN MODULE #If JAVA import android.content.ComponentName; import android.content.pm.PackageManager; public void changeIcon(String name){ PackageManager pm = getPackageManager(); pm.setComponentEnabledSetting( getCom

The Packagemanager is part of the Phone lib.
link: Can someone point me to the PackageManager library for b4A? It's not in my library folder. Can't find a download link on the forum.

Hello all, It's been quite a while since I use B4A (I paid for it many years ago) and so my muscle memory is atrophied. I just installed the current B4A and I'm trying to use PackageManager but the IDE tells me it is an unknown type when declaring a variable (simply: Dim pm As PackageManager). I kn
link: Silly me. Just had to go into Libraries Manager at the bottom right and check Phone to include it. Solved!

You can use PackageManager.QueryIntentActivities to find the list of supported activities and call the one you want directly.

Use PackageManager from the Phone library: Dim pm As PackageManager For Each app As String In pm.GetInstalledPackages Log("Package: " & app) Log("Name: " & pm.GetApplicationLabel(app)) Log("icon: " & pm.GetApplicationIcon(app)) 'drawable Log("intent: " & pm.GetApplicationIntent(app)) Ne
link: To get a list of the installed App and their packageName Public Sub ListApplication Dim args(1) As Object Dim Obj1, Obj2, Obj3 As Reflector

You will need to find the relevant app and uninstall it. You can use PackageManager to list all installed packages and their titles. It will help you find it.

Stopping.", Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show(); } } After that set the application package to the working profile private void setAppEnabled(String packageName, boolean enabled) { PackageManager packageManager = getPackageManager(); DevicePolicyManager devicePolicyManage
link: On devices not supporting PackageManager#FEATURE_SECURE_LOCK_SCREEN feature, calling this methods has no effect - the password is always empty - and f

You can always find the intent with PackageManager.GetApplicationIntent - from the Phone library. Dim pm As PackageManager StartActivity(pm.GetApplicationIntent("package.name.of.text.editor") Or: Dim Intent1 As Intent Intent1.Initialize("android.intent.action.MAIN", "") Intent1.SetComponent("th
link: Some more strange info: I listed the packages installed with Dim pm As PackageManager Dim packages As List packages = pm.GetInstalledPack
link: I copied the sample as presented when one right clicks on the GetApplicationIntent. Does not work. Throws this error: java.lang.RuntimeException: Obje

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