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问题 Is there any way to know if an application has been downloaded from Amazon App Store or Google Play Store? I meant within the app itself, of course. I have deployed an app to both sites and I rather like to know from where the customer has downloaded it within the application. I know, I can deploy different applications to each service, but this adds some maintenance work that could be avoided if there were some manner to solve it just with a conditional within the app using the same package.

问题 Is there any way to know if an application has been downloaded from Amazon App Store or Google Play Store? I meant within the app itself, of course. I have deployed an app to both sites and I rather like to know from where the customer has downloaded it within the application. I know, I can deploy different applications to each service, but this adds some maintenance work that could be avoided if there were some manner to solve it just with a conditional within the app using the same package.

问题 I have an Android app that's downloaded primarily from Android Market (now, Google Play). We made a few tweaks to the source and also submitted to the Amazon App Store to see what sort of traction it gets. I'm now looking for a sustainable way to develop from a common code base and yet build so that I can submit to either/both. Amazon's store has some restrictions about available APIs, and hence I'd like to conditionally remove/modify features from that version. Since Java doesn't support

问题 I'm familiar with the in-app payments from google proper http://developer.android.com/guide/market/billing/index.html But are there other solutions which can be implemented for apps distributed through the amazon marketplace? Alternatively, does the google IAP system work if the app wasn't distributed through the google marketplace? 回答1: Google's IAB uses the Android Market app, and requires a Google checkout account (possibly works with carrier billing too). If the Market app is not

问题 I'm familiar with the in-app payments from google proper http://developer.android.com/guide/market/billing/index.html But are there other solutions which can be implemented for apps distributed through the amazon marketplace? Alternatively, does the google IAP system work if the app wasn't distributed through the google marketplace? 回答1: Google's IAB uses the Android Market app, and requires a Google checkout account (possibly works with carrier billing too). If the Market app is not

问题 Is it possible to get the source of install from an Android app? I mean, I want to see, if the app is installed from the Play Store , Amazon Appstore or via executing an APK. PS: I think to see it while my app crashes and I was able to send an bug report, that my app was installed via Play Store . How do I get this value? 回答1: The PackageManager class supplies the getInstallerPackageName method that will tell you the package name of whatever installed the package you specify. Side-loaded apps

问题 Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 8 years ago . What is the average time it takes for a application to be reviewed by the Amazon AppStore? (small, non-controversial, quality application, popular on the Android Market) I know it is variable, so rough figures (3 days? 3 weeks? 3 months?) of minimum/maximum would be extremely helpful, I am just looking for some

问题 I'd like to be able to launch the Amazon Shopping app from my android application. How is this possible? What parameters would need to go into the Intent? Here is a link to the Amazon Shopping app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.amazon.mShop.android.shopping&hl=en In addition, how would it be possible to pass a deep-link parameter so that it lands on a specific product page? Thank you! 回答1: I'd like to be able to launch the Amazon Shopping app from my android application.

问题 I am publishing an app via the Amazon app store as well as via Google's app store. Amazon dicks with the APK and then signs it with their own cert, but also offers you the opportunity to sign the modified APK with your cert. If an APK is signed with two certs and an upgrade becomes available with just one cert (i.e. an upgrade becomes available from Google Play for an installation that was originally from Amazon's store) what happens? Does the Package manager require signatures from both

问题 I currently distribute my Android apps on Android Market, SlideMe and Amazon app store. Android Market and SlideMe require a signed binary, while Amazon requires an unsigned one. I also need to differentiate some of the code to be compiled depending on which store I'm targeting. Currently I only need to display different text/link information, but in the future there may be a need to change things like included libraries. I am using Eclipse on Windows to build my projects. I am looking for