accessibilityservice

I am developing an application like VoiceAccess app. Using accessibility service I am able to perform all clicks which are on top activity(3rd party applications). But I am facing issue with ListItem clicks. I am trying this code for FaceBook app. below is my code. Can any one help me on this. public class MyService extends AccessibilityService { /**/ private SharedPreferences S_PREF; private SharedPreferences.Editor editor; private static final String TAG = MyService.class .getSimpleName(); @Override public void onAccessibilityEvent(AccessibilityEvent event) { clickPerform

I am wondering if it is possible to perform touch action with Android accessibility service on screen at position, e.g.: Bundle arguments = new Bundle(); arguments.putInt(/*coord X*/, /*X value*/); arguments.putInt(/*coord Y*/, /*Y value*/); node.performAction(/*touch action*/, arguments); Or, again if possible, record an action when user taps on a certain view / position. Basically, I have to perform action over soft keyboard, when it pops up (external app does not have "Submit" button to perform ACTION_CLICK on it), but injecting events is not permitted due to security policies. Any idea?

Background I have an app that has an AccessibilityService . Android seems to keep AccessibilityService s running all the time, but I only need mine to run sometimes . (Specifically, if a user opens my app and turns it off, the AccessibilityService is no longer needed.) If my AccessibilityService is running when it isn't needed, it's wasting the device's RAM and CPU, and I want to avoid doing this to my users if possible. Question How can I programmatically start and stop my AccessibilityService ? Note that I am not asking to programmatically enable or disable the AccessibilityService in

I have the following problem. I want to detect when a notification has been removed from the notification bar. I can scan notifications with an AccessbilityService and casting its ParcelableData to a notification Notification notif = (Notification) event.getParcelableData(); One thought of mine was, utilizing if the PendingIntent of the notification has been clicked, but I can't find anything on how to detect that. Any ideas? I am kind of desperate... trying it for hours now. Michell Bak A very similar question has already been answered here on SO: Detect a new Android notification In short,