The table below lists the intents that your application can send to Evernote for Android.

Choose Evernote and you'll be taken to our 'new note' UI, where your photo has been added as an attachment. You should see 'Evernote - Create Note' in the list of apps that you can share the image with. Choose an image, then tap the menu button and tap 'Share'. To see how this works, install Evernote for Android on your device, then open your image gallery. However, these actions will only work if the user has Evernote for Android version 2.0 or later installed on their device, has launched it at least once and has signed into their Evernote account. Integrating with Evernote for Android can be easier than working with our API, because we take care of the networking, error handling, etc. You'll find sample code that demonstrates the use of the API in a simple Android app in our API ZIP file under sample/android/HelloEDAM.Įvernote for Android supports a number of intents that your application can send to invoke various actions, such as creating a new note with an image attached. In addition, you should use the Android-specific code in src/android, which is more memory efficient than the default Thrift code. To use the Evernote API on Android, your application will need to import our API client Java library and the Apache Thrift runtime, lib/java/evernote-api-.jar and lib/java/libthrift.jar. Users don't need to have Evernote for Android installed in order for you to use the API. You can create new notes, search, read and update existing notes, and generally perform any operation that our own client apps perform. Using the API gives you complete access to a user's Evernote account. Your Android application can communicate directly with the Evernote web service ('the cloud') using our API. To get started, download the Android SDK, which contains our API client library as well as sample code that demonstrates the use of the API and intents on Android. There are two basic ways for your Android app to work with Evernote: through the Evernote web service API, and using intents. Android Connecting to Evernote with Android IntentsĪndroid was designed to make it easy to build apps that work together, so it's a great platform for developing apps that work with Evernote.

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