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I have designed 2 applications,
1) Which is a service and is running in the background.
2) Which runs in the foreground, which just has an EditText. now, i want to insert some values into EditText using the service. In logs i found, the error not allowed to start intent without permissions .INJECT_EVENTS
I have put the permissions in the manifest file of both the apps, it’s still giving me a problem.
That is because ordinary Android SDK applications cannot hold the
INJECT_EVENTSpermission. That can only be held by applications signed by the same signing key as was used to sign the firmware.Moreover, this is a really strange way to have two applications communicate. Android has a wide range of IPC options — please use one. Or, do not make them be two separate applications.