TButton2 sends the structure of a Delphi. 
It calls SendTextViaIntent procedure with the text as a parameter, on the OnClick event.
TButton1 sends the text to write a simple Hello World Delphi application. Data: the data to operate on, expressed as Uri. Action: the general action to be performed. The primary pieces of information in an intent are: else ShowMessage ( 'Receiver not found' ) end 
startActivity ( Intent ) //Calls startActivity() to send the intent to the system. size > 0 then //Checks if there is at least one application capable of receiving the intent. queryIntentActivities ( Intent, TJPackageManager. EXTRA_TEXT, StringtoJString ( AText )) if MainActivity. setType ( StringToJString ( 'text/pas' )) // Defines the data string. SendTextViaIntent ( const AText : string ) var Intent : JIntent //Declares the intent object begin Intent := TJIntent. It uses the SendTextViaIntent procedure to create the intent object and start the activity for this intent. SendIntent application sends text using an intent. SendIntent project has one source file, Unit1.pas. Note: Send both applications to the same Android device, otherwise you need to use push notifications.
Select SendIntent on the Project Manager. Note: ReceiveIntent needs to be on the device to receive the broadcast information. Select the Android device on the Project Manager. Select ReceiveIntent on the Projects Window. Open the sample application group project file: oupproj. A corresponding and tags must exist in the section. Registers the receiver in the Android Manifest file. On the receiver you need to register the type of intent action that you want your application to be able to receive. Calls startActivity() when there is at least one application capable of receiving the intent. This sample demonstrates how to register an Android intent action. Search by name into the samples repositories according to your RAD Studio version. You can find Delphi code samples in GitHub Repositories. C:\Users\Public\Documents\Embarcadero\Studio\21.0\Samples\Object Pascal\Mobile Snippets\AndroidIntents. Start | Programs | Embarcadero RAD Studio Sydney | Samples and then navigate to:. You can find the Android Intents sample project at: 4.2.1 Modifying the AndroidManifest.xml. 4.1.1 How Android Handles Incoming Intents. By clicking on the button, we are invoking Intent to call MainActivity.kt class. In this class, we are receiving the intent data using creating the instance on Bundle class using intent.extras and displaying the data in toast message. The startActivity() method starts the Intent.Īdd the following code in the SecondActivity.kt class. The putExtra(key, value) method of Intent class send the data to the SecondActivity.kt class. In this class, we are creating an instance of Intent class and calling the component activity class SecondActivity.kt. Add the following code in the MainActivity.kt class.
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