android-beam

I have an Android tablet with Android 4.2. This tablet does not have NFC hardware. However I have an external USB reader: ACR 1252U , that came with an Android library . This library unfortunately only gives me basic functionality - read and write Tags. Altough this is working quite well, it is not enough... Because for my application I need to transfer files from my Android 4.2 tablet to other NFC devices (Android smartphones). So I need to put the NFC reader into peer-to-peer mode - which it supports. But how can I achive this with my setup? There indeed is an SDK for that reader, but it's

I'm trying to emulate an NFC tag with my Nexus 5 according to this document , but my service is never invoke. Should I turn off Android beam? I'd like to emulate a simple tag containing a url. The reader is a Nexus 7 (2012) and I've figured out the process like a simple scan of a NFC tag using Android beam on Nexus 7. In addition I'm a bit confused about aid-filter name. Is there a list of them? I'm sure that I don't understand something. Thanks First of all (though this does not directly answer your question), the preferred way to transfer a URL between two Android NFC device is to use

I am new to NFC. I tried to connect to NFC and share the text data from a device to another device. I install my application on both devices and in one device I open my application and start tapping the device to the another device in order to transmit data over Beam. On the other device, my application opens due to the Beam interaction. However, the activity is started with the default MAIN intent action and not with TAG_DISCOVERED (or similar NFC intent). Every time it does the same thing. Also, it's not calling the onNewIntent() method. I tried to call onNewIntent from onCreate , but the