<ranjeeth.devaiah@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have created a custom Url schee that can launch my application.
> myprotocol://link
That is not recommended, unless you are registering myprotocol with
the IETF or W3C or whoever handles that standard.
> The problem is that the email client that we are using make the link
> as text hence I a not able to launch the application. Is there a way
> through which I can ensure that the myprotocol gets automatically
> recognized by android application if the application is installed.
Use a recognized scheme, such as http://, the way Barcode Scanner and
similar apps do it.
> Converting of myprotocol to standerd protocols like htto etc is not
> an option since this url scheme has been ported to other OS platform
> and this has to be done the same way on android too.
Then fix the other OS platform. You should not be inventing new
schemes there, either.
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