UsbManager:
- is now a service retrievable via Context.getSystemService(Context.USB_SERVICE).
- provides support for returning a list all connected USB devices
- broadcasts ACTION_USB_DEVICE_ATTACHED and USB_DEVICE_DETACHED when devices
are added and removed from the USB host bus
UsbDevice:
- represents an attached USB device.
UsbInterface:
- represents an interface on a USB device
- devices may have multiple interfaces if they provide multiple
sets of functionality (for example, android phones typically have interfaces
for both USB mass storage and adb)
UsbEndpoint:
- represents an endpoint on a USB interface
- endpoints are used for sending or receiving data
(only in one or the other direction)
UsbRequest:
- encapsulates a send or receive request to be sent over an endpoint
Change-Id: Ieef3e434c62760770ea839070cf5eba1a705967a
Signed-off-by: Mike Lockwood <lockwood@android.com>
* Changed to inplace encryption.
* Changed decryption to return the proper error code. It will now return success or the number of failed attempts.
* Be lazy and post a message 2 seconds later to call restart. I don't feel like messing with binder interfaces for a proper callback.
Change-Id: Iae2de7057aa66f248fd2df3f29777ad3368442f0
This eases VpnSettings on dealing with multiple-activity-instance problem
(i.e., SettingsActivity and VpnSettingsActivity).
+ Most of the code is moved from the VpnServices package to vpn/java/.
+ VpnManager and VpnServiceBinder are revised to provide synchronous API.
+ Add a new method isIdle() to IVpnService.aidl.
Related bug: 3293236 (need to deal with multiple-activity-instance problem)
Change-Id: I03afa3b3af85d7b4ef800683cd075c356a9266c4
Having it non-touchable was making it possible to e.g.
touch buttons and launch new activities out from under
an in-flight drag operation.
Bug 3370698
Change-Id: I46fe70a8fe8fbaa5cca48f6bb478ed7ded1f1cc3
In particular, if a new window was created out from under the drag,
the drag-move event dispatch logic would wind up blithly assuming
that it would find a valid touch-dispatchable window under the
finger. When this was untrue, it would NPE, but the NPE was caught
and discarded safely by higher-level guard code.
With this change, we now avoid the NPE entirely and report the
spurious condition as part of the debugging log stream.
(Also add the local-state object to DragEvent.toString()'s output.)
Change-Id: Idfa5f45d049e48415ee59c8b0ffb5b0ed4098ce3
1. ViewGroups being removed from the layout during a drag would wind up
crashing the app with an NPE at drag-ended time, due to blind dereference
of now-cleared object pointers.
2. Passing a 'null' ClipData to startDrag() would crash the system
process with an NPE. Should this even be valid? I'm inclined to say
yes, though it means that apps will need to guard against it.
Fixes bug 3369542
Change-Id: I168fc1284d6fd4403999946609725414cf254df0
- Moving the service binding to AppWidgetService to prevent arbitrary apps from binding to widget services
- Requiring RemoteViewsServices to require android.permission.BIND_REMOTEVIEWS permission
Change-Id: Id135bafba998299eb278067712b8a5d8487cfd04
