Remote Notifier for Android and Llama - Location Profiles

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michael

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Oct 26, 2011, 4:52:12 PM10/26/11
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Hi,

is there anyway to use Remote Notifier in combination with LLama? Is
there a way to let Llama turn on and off the notifier service?
I noticed there is a plugin for Locale, but Locale costs and Llama is
for free and works fine for me.

One can trigger android intent with Llama but i dont know what to put
in the settings and if that`s the right way to do it.

Any help appreciated and many thanks to the developer for the great
app.

Greetings, michael

Rodrigo Damazio

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Oct 29, 2011, 12:18:27 PM10/29/11
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It doesn't support Llama specifically, but it supports Locale and Tasker, which should be able to do the same.

brisssou

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Mar 2, 2012, 9:39:08 AM3/2/12
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Indeed, it does support Locale and Tasker, BUT Llama is free.

Since Llama support Intent sending, is there a dumb Intent which can be sent to pair the Remote Notifier?

I tried to browse RN code base to find how it pairs itself correctly upon Preferences screen display, but no luck.

Brice.

Joe

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Feb 16, 2013, 3:37:53 PM2/16/13
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I would like to know how to use Android Remote Notifier as a custom intent in Llama, to send a notification to my PC. I see the instructions for developers to create intents in the wiki: http://code.google.com/p/android-notifier/wiki/ThirdPartyNotifications

Is there any way you could help me understand how to translate that into Llama's settings? I've listed the input fields in the dialog for adding a "custom intent" in Llama. Unless otherwise noted, each input field accepts text:

Intent Send Mode -  the user can choose "Start activity", "Start service", or "Broadcast"
Package name
Class name
Action
Categories (comma/pipe separated)
Data
Data type

After hitting the button to "add a new 'extra' row", you get a row with
Key
(key type) - the default is 'string'
(a blank)

The extra rows seem pretty easy to understand, based on the information in the wiki, but I can't figure out the other rows. Any help would be appreciated!

Joe
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