How to push and open a URL via NFC, skipping Android Beam UI?












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Use case: I want a passing by user to Tap his phone on my Kiosk Android Device and get my store's URL opened on his phone's default browser app.



The only option that I could think of the three available (HCE, R/W, P2P) is P2P with Beam. But, the issue, as soon as the user taps the device on my NFC, the whole application shrinks and embeds in a Black UI with a label that says "Touch to Beam". Is there a way I could avoid this 2 step process?



It thought it must be possible because, when we share a URL from chrome app using Beam, it just opens in the other device not asking to "Touch to Beam". But I could not find any answer that supports it.



fun send(activity: Activity, url: String, callback: (Boolean)->Unit){
mCallback = callback
mNfcAdapter?.setOnNdefPushCompleteCallback(this, activity)
mNfcAdapter?.setNdefPushMessage( NdefMessage(NdefRecord.createUri(Uri.encode(url))), activity)
}

override fun onNdefPushComplete(event: NfcEvent?) {
mCallback?.invoke(true)
}









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  • I don't know the details of how this works with a active NFC endpoint (your kiosk). If this were an NFC tag, you would simply have an NDEF record on the tag that had the URL.
    – CommonsWare
    Nov 13 '18 at 0:07










  • That means, Kisok should act as a NFC Tag. However, based on the answer from stackoverflow.com/questions/23155719/… it seems not possible without a specific reader application.
    – Bavan
    Nov 13 '18 at 0:35


















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Use case: I want a passing by user to Tap his phone on my Kiosk Android Device and get my store's URL opened on his phone's default browser app.



The only option that I could think of the three available (HCE, R/W, P2P) is P2P with Beam. But, the issue, as soon as the user taps the device on my NFC, the whole application shrinks and embeds in a Black UI with a label that says "Touch to Beam". Is there a way I could avoid this 2 step process?



It thought it must be possible because, when we share a URL from chrome app using Beam, it just opens in the other device not asking to "Touch to Beam". But I could not find any answer that supports it.



fun send(activity: Activity, url: String, callback: (Boolean)->Unit){
mCallback = callback
mNfcAdapter?.setOnNdefPushCompleteCallback(this, activity)
mNfcAdapter?.setNdefPushMessage( NdefMessage(NdefRecord.createUri(Uri.encode(url))), activity)
}

override fun onNdefPushComplete(event: NfcEvent?) {
mCallback?.invoke(true)
}









share|improve this question






















  • I don't know the details of how this works with a active NFC endpoint (your kiosk). If this were an NFC tag, you would simply have an NDEF record on the tag that had the URL.
    – CommonsWare
    Nov 13 '18 at 0:07










  • That means, Kisok should act as a NFC Tag. However, based on the answer from stackoverflow.com/questions/23155719/… it seems not possible without a specific reader application.
    – Bavan
    Nov 13 '18 at 0:35
















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Use case: I want a passing by user to Tap his phone on my Kiosk Android Device and get my store's URL opened on his phone's default browser app.



The only option that I could think of the three available (HCE, R/W, P2P) is P2P with Beam. But, the issue, as soon as the user taps the device on my NFC, the whole application shrinks and embeds in a Black UI with a label that says "Touch to Beam". Is there a way I could avoid this 2 step process?



It thought it must be possible because, when we share a URL from chrome app using Beam, it just opens in the other device not asking to "Touch to Beam". But I could not find any answer that supports it.



fun send(activity: Activity, url: String, callback: (Boolean)->Unit){
mCallback = callback
mNfcAdapter?.setOnNdefPushCompleteCallback(this, activity)
mNfcAdapter?.setNdefPushMessage( NdefMessage(NdefRecord.createUri(Uri.encode(url))), activity)
}

override fun onNdefPushComplete(event: NfcEvent?) {
mCallback?.invoke(true)
}









share|improve this question













Use case: I want a passing by user to Tap his phone on my Kiosk Android Device and get my store's URL opened on his phone's default browser app.



The only option that I could think of the three available (HCE, R/W, P2P) is P2P with Beam. But, the issue, as soon as the user taps the device on my NFC, the whole application shrinks and embeds in a Black UI with a label that says "Touch to Beam". Is there a way I could avoid this 2 step process?



It thought it must be possible because, when we share a URL from chrome app using Beam, it just opens in the other device not asking to "Touch to Beam". But I could not find any answer that supports it.



fun send(activity: Activity, url: String, callback: (Boolean)->Unit){
mCallback = callback
mNfcAdapter?.setOnNdefPushCompleteCallback(this, activity)
mNfcAdapter?.setNdefPushMessage( NdefMessage(NdefRecord.createUri(Uri.encode(url))), activity)
}

override fun onNdefPushComplete(event: NfcEvent?) {
mCallback?.invoke(true)
}






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  • I don't know the details of how this works with a active NFC endpoint (your kiosk). If this were an NFC tag, you would simply have an NDEF record on the tag that had the URL.
    – CommonsWare
    Nov 13 '18 at 0:07










  • That means, Kisok should act as a NFC Tag. However, based on the answer from stackoverflow.com/questions/23155719/… it seems not possible without a specific reader application.
    – Bavan
    Nov 13 '18 at 0:35




















  • I don't know the details of how this works with a active NFC endpoint (your kiosk). If this were an NFC tag, you would simply have an NDEF record on the tag that had the URL.
    – CommonsWare
    Nov 13 '18 at 0:07










  • That means, Kisok should act as a NFC Tag. However, based on the answer from stackoverflow.com/questions/23155719/… it seems not possible without a specific reader application.
    – Bavan
    Nov 13 '18 at 0:35


















I don't know the details of how this works with a active NFC endpoint (your kiosk). If this were an NFC tag, you would simply have an NDEF record on the tag that had the URL.
– CommonsWare
Nov 13 '18 at 0:07




I don't know the details of how this works with a active NFC endpoint (your kiosk). If this were an NFC tag, you would simply have an NDEF record on the tag that had the URL.
– CommonsWare
Nov 13 '18 at 0:07












That means, Kisok should act as a NFC Tag. However, based on the answer from stackoverflow.com/questions/23155719/… it seems not possible without a specific reader application.
– Bavan
Nov 13 '18 at 0:35






That means, Kisok should act as a NFC Tag. However, based on the answer from stackoverflow.com/questions/23155719/… it seems not possible without a specific reader application.
– Bavan
Nov 13 '18 at 0:35














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