How to call SamsungMobilePrint scan function via intent












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For some reason I would like to call SamsungMobilePrint/Scan directly from an app with startActivity.



Samsung suggested



Intent intent = new Intent("com.sec.print.mobileprint.action.SCAN");
startActivity(intent);


but this leads to a Nullpointer-Exception somewhere within Java.



I am able to call the Print-Fuction directly without problems by doing:



Intent intent = new Intent("com.sec.print.mobileprint.action.PRINT");
Uri uri= Uri.parse(printfileName); //Test_document.pdf speech.txt
intent.putExtra("com.sec.print.mobileprint.extra.CONTENT", uri );
intent.putExtra("com.sec.print.mobileprint.extra.CONTENT_TYPE", "DOCUMENT");
intent.putExtra("com.sec.print.mobileprint.extra.AUTO_RETURN", "TRUE");
startActivity(intent);


I can also call the whole MobilePrint app by:



Intent intent = getPackageManager().getLaunchIntentForPackage("com.sec.print.mobileprint");
startActivity(intent);


Has anybody been able to call the SamsungMobilePrint/Scan using



Intent intent = new Intent("com.sec.print.mobileprint.action.SCAN"); ?









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    For some reason I would like to call SamsungMobilePrint/Scan directly from an app with startActivity.



    Samsung suggested



    Intent intent = new Intent("com.sec.print.mobileprint.action.SCAN");
    startActivity(intent);


    but this leads to a Nullpointer-Exception somewhere within Java.



    I am able to call the Print-Fuction directly without problems by doing:



    Intent intent = new Intent("com.sec.print.mobileprint.action.PRINT");
    Uri uri= Uri.parse(printfileName); //Test_document.pdf speech.txt
    intent.putExtra("com.sec.print.mobileprint.extra.CONTENT", uri );
    intent.putExtra("com.sec.print.mobileprint.extra.CONTENT_TYPE", "DOCUMENT");
    intent.putExtra("com.sec.print.mobileprint.extra.AUTO_RETURN", "TRUE");
    startActivity(intent);


    I can also call the whole MobilePrint app by:



    Intent intent = getPackageManager().getLaunchIntentForPackage("com.sec.print.mobileprint");
    startActivity(intent);


    Has anybody been able to call the SamsungMobilePrint/Scan using



    Intent intent = new Intent("com.sec.print.mobileprint.action.SCAN"); ?









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      For some reason I would like to call SamsungMobilePrint/Scan directly from an app with startActivity.



      Samsung suggested



      Intent intent = new Intent("com.sec.print.mobileprint.action.SCAN");
      startActivity(intent);


      but this leads to a Nullpointer-Exception somewhere within Java.



      I am able to call the Print-Fuction directly without problems by doing:



      Intent intent = new Intent("com.sec.print.mobileprint.action.PRINT");
      Uri uri= Uri.parse(printfileName); //Test_document.pdf speech.txt
      intent.putExtra("com.sec.print.mobileprint.extra.CONTENT", uri );
      intent.putExtra("com.sec.print.mobileprint.extra.CONTENT_TYPE", "DOCUMENT");
      intent.putExtra("com.sec.print.mobileprint.extra.AUTO_RETURN", "TRUE");
      startActivity(intent);


      I can also call the whole MobilePrint app by:



      Intent intent = getPackageManager().getLaunchIntentForPackage("com.sec.print.mobileprint");
      startActivity(intent);


      Has anybody been able to call the SamsungMobilePrint/Scan using



      Intent intent = new Intent("com.sec.print.mobileprint.action.SCAN"); ?









      share|improve this question














      For some reason I would like to call SamsungMobilePrint/Scan directly from an app with startActivity.



      Samsung suggested



      Intent intent = new Intent("com.sec.print.mobileprint.action.SCAN");
      startActivity(intent);


      but this leads to a Nullpointer-Exception somewhere within Java.



      I am able to call the Print-Fuction directly without problems by doing:



      Intent intent = new Intent("com.sec.print.mobileprint.action.PRINT");
      Uri uri= Uri.parse(printfileName); //Test_document.pdf speech.txt
      intent.putExtra("com.sec.print.mobileprint.extra.CONTENT", uri );
      intent.putExtra("com.sec.print.mobileprint.extra.CONTENT_TYPE", "DOCUMENT");
      intent.putExtra("com.sec.print.mobileprint.extra.AUTO_RETURN", "TRUE");
      startActivity(intent);


      I can also call the whole MobilePrint app by:



      Intent intent = getPackageManager().getLaunchIntentForPackage("com.sec.print.mobileprint");
      startActivity(intent);


      Has anybody been able to call the SamsungMobilePrint/Scan using



      Intent intent = new Intent("com.sec.print.mobileprint.action.SCAN"); ?






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          It appears that I finally found a solution. There was an "Extra" missing. Samsung documentation was a little misleading.
          It finally works like this:`



          Intent launchIntent = new Intent("com.sec.print.mobileprint.action.SCAN");
          if (launchIntent != null) { //null pointer check in case package name was not found
          launchIntent.putExtra("com.sec.print.mobileprint.extra.CONNECTION_TYPE", "WIFI");
          launchIntent.putExtra("com.sec.print.mobileprint.extra.AUTO_RETURN", "TRUE");
          }
          startActivity(launchIntent);


          e.g. a "CONNECTION_TYPE"-Extra is mandatory in this case.






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            It appears that I finally found a solution. There was an "Extra" missing. Samsung documentation was a little misleading.
            It finally works like this:`



            Intent launchIntent = new Intent("com.sec.print.mobileprint.action.SCAN");
            if (launchIntent != null) { //null pointer check in case package name was not found
            launchIntent.putExtra("com.sec.print.mobileprint.extra.CONNECTION_TYPE", "WIFI");
            launchIntent.putExtra("com.sec.print.mobileprint.extra.AUTO_RETURN", "TRUE");
            }
            startActivity(launchIntent);


            e.g. a "CONNECTION_TYPE"-Extra is mandatory in this case.






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              It appears that I finally found a solution. There was an "Extra" missing. Samsung documentation was a little misleading.
              It finally works like this:`



              Intent launchIntent = new Intent("com.sec.print.mobileprint.action.SCAN");
              if (launchIntent != null) { //null pointer check in case package name was not found
              launchIntent.putExtra("com.sec.print.mobileprint.extra.CONNECTION_TYPE", "WIFI");
              launchIntent.putExtra("com.sec.print.mobileprint.extra.AUTO_RETURN", "TRUE");
              }
              startActivity(launchIntent);


              e.g. a "CONNECTION_TYPE"-Extra is mandatory in this case.






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                It appears that I finally found a solution. There was an "Extra" missing. Samsung documentation was a little misleading.
                It finally works like this:`



                Intent launchIntent = new Intent("com.sec.print.mobileprint.action.SCAN");
                if (launchIntent != null) { //null pointer check in case package name was not found
                launchIntent.putExtra("com.sec.print.mobileprint.extra.CONNECTION_TYPE", "WIFI");
                launchIntent.putExtra("com.sec.print.mobileprint.extra.AUTO_RETURN", "TRUE");
                }
                startActivity(launchIntent);


                e.g. a "CONNECTION_TYPE"-Extra is mandatory in this case.






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                It appears that I finally found a solution. There was an "Extra" missing. Samsung documentation was a little misleading.
                It finally works like this:`



                Intent launchIntent = new Intent("com.sec.print.mobileprint.action.SCAN");
                if (launchIntent != null) { //null pointer check in case package name was not found
                launchIntent.putExtra("com.sec.print.mobileprint.extra.CONNECTION_TYPE", "WIFI");
                launchIntent.putExtra("com.sec.print.mobileprint.extra.AUTO_RETURN", "TRUE");
                }
                startActivity(launchIntent);


                e.g. a "CONNECTION_TYPE"-Extra is mandatory in this case.







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