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26 To securely offer a file from your app to another app, you need to configure your app to offer
30 implementation of {@link android.support.v4.content.FileProvider} to your app, and how to
37 about including this library in your application, see
43 Defining a {@link android.support.v4.content.FileProvider} for your app requires an entry in
44 your manifest. This entry specifies the authority to use in generating content URIs, as well as
45 the name of an XML file that specifies the directories your app can share.
48 The following snippet shows you how to add to your manifest the
76 In the example, the authority is <code>com.example.myapp.fileprovider</code>. For your own
96 Once you have added the {@link android.support.v4.content.FileProvider} to your app manifest,
99 subdirectory of your project. In this file, specify the directories by adding an XML element for
102 of the <code>files/</code> directory in your internal storage area:
110 <code>files/</code> directory of your app's internal storage. The <code>path</code> attribute
119 the <code><cache-path></code> element to share directories in your internal cache
129 that generates content URIs for files in the <code>files/</code> directory of your app's
130 internal storage or for files in subdirectories of <code>files/</code>. When your app generates
