Intent.SetComponent(ComponentName) Method
Definition
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(Usually optional) Explicitly set the component to handle the intent.
[Android.Runtime.Register("setComponent", "(Landroid/content/ComponentName;)Landroid/content/Intent;", "GetSetComponent_Landroid_content_ComponentName_Handler")]
public virtual Android.Content.Intent SetComponent (Android.Content.ComponentName? component);
[<Android.Runtime.Register("setComponent", "(Landroid/content/ComponentName;)Landroid/content/Intent;", "GetSetComponent_Landroid_content_ComponentName_Handler")>]
abstract member SetComponent : Android.Content.ComponentName -> Android.Content.Intent
override this.SetComponent : Android.Content.ComponentName -> Android.Content.Intent
Parameters
- component
- ComponentName
The name of the application component to handle the intent, or null to let the system find one for you.
Returns
Returns the same Intent object, for chaining multiple calls into a single statement.
- Attributes
Remarks
(Usually optional) Explicitly set the component to handle the intent. If left with the default value of null, the system will determine the appropriate class to use based on the other fields (action, data, type, categories) in the Intent. If this class is defined, the specified class will always be used regardless of the other fields. You should only set this value when you know you absolutely want a specific class to be used; otherwise it is better to let the system find the appropriate class so that you will respect the installed applications and user preferences.
Java documentation for android.content.Intent.setComponent(android.content.ComponentName)
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Applies to
See also
- <xref:Android.Content.Intent.SetClassName(Android.Content.Context%2c+System.String)>
- <xref:Android.Content.Intent.SetClassName(System.String%2c+System.String)>
- Component
- ResolveActivity(PackageManager)