1<p>
2This is a simple sample application that demonstrates how to use voicemail
3content provider APIs to insert new voicemail records.
4</p>
5<p>
6The application includes
7 <a href="src/com/example/android/voicemail/AddVoicemailActivity.html">
8    <code>AddVoicemailActivity</code>
9 </a>,
10an activity that lets the user enter voicemail details and record voicemail audio,
11which can then be stored with the voicemail content provider by tapping the "Send"
12button.
13<p>
14<img alt="Add voicemail" src="../images/VoicemailProviderDemo.png"
15 width=250px/>
16</p>
17
18<p>
19In the real world, a similar application could download voicemails from a
20remote voicemail server and store them locally with the voicemail content
21provider. The platform would then take care of notification and rendering of the
22voicemails.
23</p>
24<p>
25Following interfaces are of particular interest:
26<ul>
27   <li>
28     <a href="src/com/example/android/voicemail/common/core/VoicemailProviderHelper.html">
29      <code>VoicemailProviderHelper</code>
30     </a> and its implementation in
31     <a href="src/com/example/android/voicemail/common/core/VoicemailProviderHelpers.html">
32      <code>VoicemailProviderHelpers</code>
33     </a>.
34     This interface provides a good demonstration of various fields exposed by voicemail
35     content provider and their usage.
36   </li>
37   <li>
38     <a href="src/com/example/android/voicemail/common/core/Voicemail.html">
39       <code>Voicemail</code>
40     </a> and its implementation in
41    <a href="src/com/example/android/voicemail/common/core/VoicemailImpl.html">
42      <code>VoicemailImpl</code> </a>.
43      This interface provides a structured view of most the important fields in
44      voicemail content provider.
45   </li>
46 </ul>
47</p>
48