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How to access Android services in a Qt and QML app?

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    Is it possible to access Android services like the user’s address book in a Qt and QML app for Android? I saw the article about Qt for Android. The overview suggests, that I should use Qt Android Extras, that means, that I have to access Android services within Java code, that is integrated by a JavaNative Interface. Does someone know libraries for more convenience with QML types, that can access Android services respectively user content like for Nemo Mobile?

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      Is it possible to access Android services like the user’s address book in a Qt and QML app for Android? I saw the article about Qt for Android. The overview suggests, that I should use Qt Android Extras, that means, that I have to access Android services within Java code, that is integrated by a JavaNative Interface. Does someone know libraries for more convenience with QML types, that can access Android services respectively user content like for Nemo Mobile?

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      @a-burks hi, you can use Felgo
      https://felgo.com/doc/felgo-nativeutils/

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        @a-burks hi, you can use Felgo
        https://felgo.com/doc/felgo-nativeutils/

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        @lelev Looks awesome. Thanks I will try it and license it, if this works.

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          @a-burks hi, you can use Felgo
          https://felgo.com/doc/felgo-nativeutils/

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          @lelev Thanks again for the hint. Unfortunately Felgo is very limited and doesn't offer an API to access the calendar or messages content provider. Do I have to implement a JNI solution? Or are there any other options, e. g. available libraries with QML pluginsP

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