Added in API level 33
Also in R Extensions 3

CloudMediaProviderContract.MediaCollectionInfo

Kotlin |Java

public static final class CloudMediaProviderContract.MediaCollectionInfo
extends Object

java.lang.Object
↳	android.provider.CloudMediaProviderContract.MediaCollectionInfo

Constants related to a media collection

Summary

Constants
`String`	`ACCOUNT_CONFIGURATION_INTENT` `Intent` Intent to launch an `Activity` to allow users configure their media collection account information like the account name.
`String`	`ACCOUNT_NAME` Name of the account that owns the media collection.
`String`	`LAST_MEDIA_SYNC_GENERATION` Last `CloudMediaProviderContract.MediaColumns#SYNC_GENERATION` in the media collection including deleted media items.
`String`	`MEDIA_COLLECTION_ID` Media collection identifier The only requirement on the collection ID is uniqueness on a device.

Inherited methods

From class


        
          java.lang.Object

`Object`	`clone()` Creates and returns a copy of this object.
`boolean`	`equals(Object obj)` Indicates whether some other object is "equal to" this one.
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`int`	`hashCode()` Returns a hash code value for the object.
`final void`	`notify()` Wakes up a single thread that is waiting on this object's monitor.
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`final void`	`wait()` Causes the current thread to wait until it is awakened, typically by being notified or interrupted.

Constants

ACCOUNT_CONFIGURATION_INTENT

Added in API level 33
Also in R Extensions 3

public static final String ACCOUNT_CONFIGURATION_INTENT

Intent Intent to launch an Activity to allow users configure their media collection account information like the account name.

Type: PARCELABLE

See also:

CloudMediaProvider.onGetMediaCollectionInfo(Bundle)

Constant Value: "account_configuration_intent"

ACCOUNT_NAME

Added in API level 33
Also in R Extensions 3

public static final String ACCOUNT_NAME

Name of the account that owns the media collection.

Type: STRING

See also:

CloudMediaProvider.onGetMediaCollectionInfo(Bundle)

Constant Value: "account_name"

LAST_MEDIA_SYNC_GENERATION

Added in API level 33
Also in R Extensions 3

public static final String LAST_MEDIA_SYNC_GENERATION

Last CloudMediaProviderContract.MediaColumns#SYNC_GENERATION in the media collection including deleted media items.

Providers should associate a monotonically increasing sync generation to each media item change (insertion/deletion/update). This is useful for the OS to quickly identify exactly which media items have changed since a previous point in time.

Type: LONG

See also:

Constant Value: "last_media_sync_generation"

MEDIA_COLLECTION_ID

Added in API level 33
Also in R Extensions 3

public static final String MEDIA_COLLECTION_ID

Media collection identifier

The only requirement on the collection ID is uniqueness on a device.

This value will not be interpreted by the OS, however it will be used to check the validity of cached data and URI grants to client apps. Anytime the media or album ids get re-indexed, a new collection with a new and unique id should be created so that the OS can clear its cache and more importantly, revoke any URI grants to apps.

Apps are recommended to generate unique collection ids with, UUID#randomUUID. This is preferred to using a simple monotonic sequence because the provider data could get cleared and it might have to re-index media items on the device without any history of its last ID. With random UUIDs, if data gets cleared, a new one can easily be generated safely.

Type: STRING

See also:

CloudMediaProvider.onGetMediaCollectionInfo(Bundle)

Constant Value: "media_collection_id"