OpenIntents

The name of an application (human readable). String extra. For instance: "OI About".

A list of (application development) authors' names, together with their email addresses, URLs and other denominations. Array of strings extra. One author string per array element.

Text for the default button of an activity.

Comments text. Usually short explanation, about one or a few paragraphs, not too long or detailed. String extra.

A string holding an ISO 4217 currency code (e.g. "USD")

A long value holding the date in milliseconds from the epoc as returned by System.currentTimeMillis(), (new Date()).getTime(), or Calendar.getInstance().getTimeInMillis().

A list of (application development) documenters' names, together with their email addresses, URLs and other denominations. Array of strings extra. One documenter string per array element.

Data to encode.

Flickr photo.

The resource identifier of an icon. String extra, but not necessarily text.

An Intent describing the choices you would like shown with ACTION_PICK_ACTIVITY.

A license, EULA, or legal information text resource id. The resource id is of a raw text resource. String extra. Can be a long multi-paragraphed text. Usually will at least fill the whole screen. The text is wrapped in the text view by default.

This should be a String holding a textual representation of an amount without a currency symbol (e.g. "123.45"). The currency symbol is not included because only the receiving intent is aware of currencies it supports.

A string holding the Payee for a transaction.

Specifies the host on which to execute a remote intent.

Returned from the ringtone picker as a Uri.

Result of scan if successful.

the tag for the contents as a string

Text to display in the title bar of an activity.

intent.putExtra("com.twidroid.extra.MESSAGE",
"This is a test from Twidroid public intent.");

content uri of contents to be tagged.

The version (numbers, code, build, other identifier, ...) of an application (human readable). String extra. Do not add the program name. For instance: "0.1.0".