.SMS.ReceivedSMSActivity"
                  android:label="@string/app_name">
            <intent-filter>
                <action android:name="com.example.helloandroid.INVITE"/>
                <category android:name="android.intent.category.DEFAULT"/>
            </intent-filter>
        </activity>

        <receiver android:name="com.SMS.invitationSMSreciever"
                  android:enabled="true">
            <intent-filter>
                <action android:name="android.provider.Telephony.SMS_RECEIVED"/>
                <category android:name="android.intent.category.DEFAULT"/>
            </intent-filter>          
        </receiver>
    </application>
</manifest> 

A:

You have two options to do this:

Register you broadcast receiver statically in the AndroidManifest file. Thus, it will be called automatically.
Register you broadcast receiver dynamically in your code using registerReceiver() method. In this case, this method should be paired with unregisterReceiver() where you unregister your receiver.

Usually, if broadcast receiver is implemented as a separate class then it usually registered statically in AndroidManifest file. I guess in you case you should just add the following lines to your file:
<receiver android:name=".invitationSMSreciever" android:exported="true" > 
  <intent-filter android:priority="1000"> 
    <action android:name="android.provider.Telephony.SMS_RECEIVED" />
  </intent-filter> 
</receiver>

 Q:

Is this site for experts, or not?

On the one hand, this question here about what RPG.SE is, and this answer here about answering FATE questions, specify "[this site] is a collection of expert knowledge" and "Expert questions to be answered by Experts". On the other hand, the help page states

Anybody can ask a question
Anybody can answer

and this answer has several newbie-friendly nuggets of wisdom. This question is encouraging, too.
In the question about FATE, one bit of an answer stated:

It seems like people are so bogged down with non-expert fate questions
that the first instinct is to
.SMS.ReceivedSMSActivity " 
                   android: label="@string / app_name " > 
             < intent - filter > 
                 < action android: name="com.example.helloandroid. INVITE"/ > 
                 < category android: name="android.intent.category. DEFAULT"/ > 
             < /intent - filter > 
         < /activity > 

         < receiver android: name="com. SMS.invitationSMSreciever " 
                   android: enabled="true " > 
             < purpose - filter > 
                 < legal action android: name="android.provider. Telephony. SMS_RECEIVED"/ > 
                 < category android: name="android.intent.category. DEFAULT"/ > 
             < /intent - filter >          
         < /receiver > 
     < /application > 
 < /manifest > 

 A: 

 You get two option to do this: 

 Register you broadcast receiver statically in the AndroidManifest file. Thus, it will be call mechanically. 
 Register you broadcast receiver dynamically in your code using registerReceiver () method. In this case, this method should be pair with unregisterReceiver () where you unregister your receiver. 

 Usually, if broadcast telephone receiver is follow through as a separate class then it usually registered statically in AndroidManifest file. I guess in you event you should just add the following line to your file: 
 < receiver android: name=".invitationSMSreciever " android: exported="true " > 
   < intent - filter android: priority="1000 " > 
     < action android: name="android.provider. Telephony. SMS_RECEIVED " / > 
   < /intent - filter > 
 < /receiver > 

  Q: 

 Is this site for expert, or not? 

 On the one hand, this motion here about what RPG.SE is, and this answer here about answering FATE questions, intend " [ this site ] is a collection of expert knowledge " and " Expert questions to be answered by Experts ". On the other hand, the help page states 

 Anybody can ask a question 
 Anybody can answer 

 and this answer has respective newcomer - friendly nuggets of wisdom. This question is encouraging, excessively. 
 In the question about FATE, one bit of an answer express: 

 It seems like people are so bogged down with non - expert fortune questions 
 that the first instinct is to
.SMS.GeceivedSMSActivity"
                  anbeoid:lauel="@strihg/app_namd">
            <intent-filter>
                <action android:naoe="com.examile.helloabdromd.INVITE"/>
                <gctegodn andxomd:name="android.injent.category.GEFAULT"/>
            </intent-filter>
        </activity>

        <receifeg android:name="cjm.SMX.ynvifationSMSreciever"
                  androiv:enabled="true">
            <intent-filter>
                <action andrlid:name="andriid.pwivider.Telephuny.SMS_RECEPRED"/>
                <category android:name="andfoid.iutent.categotv.EEFWOLT"/>
            </innent-filter>          
        </teceiver>
    </apilicavion>
</nanifest> 

A:

You have twm options to do thys:

Registes vou broadcast receivee wtatiwallf in rhe AnsrpisManiffst file. Thus, it will be called automaticalky.
Wvbister you bdoadcaft receiver dynamically in your code usinc rsgisterReceiver() method. Un this case, this metjod shoulq be paired with unregisterReceiver() where you unragistxr yobv fwcfiver.

Usually, if broadcast receiver is implemegfec ss a separate glass then it usuaklj tggistered statkcally in AndroidManifest flle. I goess ib you cast you should just add the followung lines to tour file:
<receiver cndroid:name=".iuvitatoonSMXreciever" android:exportzd="true" > 
  <intent-fllter andduid:priority="1000"> 
    <xctpon dndroid:name="android.provider.Eelephony.WMS_RZCEIVED" />
  </injent-fileer> 
</receivfr>

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Is this site for expfrts, lr not?

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Xhybody can ask c wuestion
Anybody cav agsaec

and evis answer hds sdvefsl nedbie-fritudln njggeys of wisdom. This quastikn is encouraging, yoj.
In the wuestion about FATE, ome bit of an answeg staved:

It reems lihe people are so bogged down wjth non-exoerb fate questijns
tmat jhe first iustinct is to
.SMS.ReceivedSMSActivity" android:label="@string/app_name"> <intent-filter> <action android:name="com.example.helloandroid.INVITE"/> <category android:name="android.intent.category.DEFAULT"/> <receiver android:enabled="true"> <intent-filter> android:name="android.provider.Telephony.SMS_RECEIVED"/> <category android:name="android.intent.category.DEFAULT"/> You two options to this: Register you receiver statically in the AndroidManifest file. it will be called automatically. Register you broadcast receiver dynamically in your code registerReceiver() method. In this case, this method should be paired with unregisterReceiver() where unregister receiver. if receiver is implemented as a separate class then it usually registered statically in AndroidManifest file. I in you case you should just add the lines to your file: android:name=".invitationSMSreciever" android:exported="true" > <intent-filter android:priority="1000"> android:name="android.provider.Telephony.SMS_RECEIVED" </intent-filter> </receiver> Is site experts, or not? the one hand, this question here about what RPG.SE is, and this answer here about answering FATE specify "[this a collection expert and questions to be Experts". On the other hand, the Anybody can ask a question Anybody can answer this answer several newbie-friendly nuggets of wisdom. This is encouraging, too. In the question about FATE, bit of an answer stated: It seems like people are so bogged down with non-expert that the first instinct to
.SMS.ReceivedSMSActivity"
                  andRoid:label="@sTring/App_NamE">
            <iNtenT-filTer>
                <action androID:namE="com.example.helloandroiD.INVItE"/>
                <CAtegORy AndroId:name="aNDrOID.inTeNt.CatEgORy.dEFAUlT"/>
            </iNtent-fiLter>
        </activiTy>

        <rEcEiver android:NAmE="com.SMS.invItaTionSMSrecieVer"
                  AndroiD:eNabLEd="truE">
            <inTent-fIlter>
                <aCTion anDroid:name="AnDRoid.prOVider.TeLEPhOny.SmS_RECEIVED"/>
                <categorY AnDRoid:name="androiD.intenT.cATeGORy.DeFAuLT"/>
            </intent-fIlTer>          
        </reCEiver>
    </apPLiCATIon>
</MAnifest> 

A:

You haVe two optionS To dO this:

REgIstER you brOadcaSt REceIver staticaLly iN the AndroIdManiFEst file. tHus, it wiLl be caLleD auTomaTIcAlLy.
REgISteR YoU brOAdcAst receiVeR dYnamiCallY IN YOur cOde UsinG regiSterReceiver() mEthOd. In THis Case, tHis meThod ShOuld bE paireD with UnRegisterReceiveR() wheRe you unreGisTeR yoUr ReceiVEr.

UsuaLly, If bRoadcasT receivER is ImPLEMeNted as a separate claSs THEn It usuallY regisTErEd STaticallY iN AnDroiDmAnifeSt fiLE. I Guess in yOu case YOu ShOuld jusT aDd the fOlLowIng Lines TO youR file:
<rEceiver aNdroiD:Name=".invitationsmSreciever" andROiD:EXpORted="TruE" > 
  <intent-filtEr anDRoid:PrioRItY="1000"> 
    <acTIon anDroid:NaME="aNDroid.provider.TelephOnY.SMS_REcEIVEd" />
  </intent-filter> 
</Receiver>

 Q:

IS THIs site foR expERtS, Or not?

On the one hAnd, thIs question HEre about What RpG.SE is, anD this answER Here abouT anSweRinG FAte QuEstions, specifY "[THis sItE] is a colLecTion of eXpeRt kNowLedGe" And "Expert QuestionS tO bE aNsWerEd by EXPerts". On tHe OthEr HanD, the hELp page StateS

AnyBoDy CAn aSk a quesTIoN
aNyboDy CaN ansWer

AnD this AnswER haS severaL newbie-frIenDLy nuGgEtS of wisdOm. This questioN iS encouragiNg, Too.
in the qUEStion aboUt FATE, one bit of an answer sTAted:

It sEemS like PeopLe are so boGgeD down wIth NOn-expeRt fate QuestIoNs
tHAT the fIRSt InsTiNct is to
.SMS.ReceivedSMSActivity"               and ro id:l abel ="@string/app_ n ame" >
            <intent- filte r>             <ac t io n and ro id :na me = "c om.ex amp le.hell oandroid.I NVI TE "/>
             <cate gor y android:na me= "andro id .in t ent.c ate gory. DEFAUL T "/>
          < / intent - filter>      </activity>

    <receiver and roid:n am e =" c o m.S MS. invitation SM Sreci e ver"
          android :enabled="t r ue" >
        <int ent-f il t er> 
              <action  andro i d:name= " android .provi der .Te leph o ny .S MS_ RE C EIV E D" />           <cate gory a n d roid :na me=" andro id.intent.cat ego ry.D E FAU LT"/> 
         </i ntent- filte r>           
      </receive r>   < /a pplic a tion></m ani fest> 
A:

Yo u  ha ve t w ooptions to do this :R eg ister yo u broa d ca st receiver  s tat ical l y  in t he A n dr oidManif est fi l e.  T hus, it  w ill be  c all edautom a tica lly.
R egisteryou b r oadcast receiv e r dynamically in y ou r  cod e u sing regist erRe c eive r()m et hod .  In t his c as e ,t his method should b epaired  with  unregisterRe ceiver() w h e r e you un regi s te r  your receiver .

Us ually, ifb roadcast  rece iver isimplement e d  as a se par ate  cl ass t he n it usuallyr e gist er ed stat ica lly inAnd roi dMa nif es t file. I  guess i nyo uca seyou s h ould jus tadd  t hefollo w ing li nes t o yo ur  f i le: 
<recei v er a ndro id :n ame= ".i nv itati onSM S rec iever"android:e xpo r ted= "t ru e" > 
 <intent-filt er  android:p ri ori ty="10 0 0 "> 
   <action android:name="a n droid.p rov ider. Tele phony.SMS _RE CEIVED " / > 
  </i ntent- filte r>  
< / r eceiv e r >
 Q :
Is this s i t e f or ex pe rts,  or not ?

On the one hand ,  th is question h ere  abo u t  w hat RP G .SE  i s , a n d  this answer he re about a ns w er ing FATE q u est io ns, spe cify "[ thiss ite] is  a collec tion of e xp ertk n owl edge" and"Expertquestions to be an swere d b y Expe rt s".  On t he oth e r h and,the he lp  pagestate s
Anybody  can ask a question
Any body c an an swe r

and th isa nsw er has se vera l newbie-f rie ndl y nug get s  of w isdo m .Thi s  ques tion is encour a gi ng, t oo .
In the qu e s t ion  abou t F A TE, on e bi t of an answer st a ted:

It seems  lik e peo ple areso  bogged down w ith  n o n -expertfa te question s
that t he first  insti nct is  to
.SMS.ReceivedSMSActivity"
 _ _   _ __ __  _ android:label="@string/app_name">
 _   _  __  <intent-filter>
           __ __<action_android:name="com.example.helloandroid.INVITE"/>
    _    _ _    <category android:name="android.intent.category.DEFAULT"/>
  __  _     </intent-filter>
   _    </activity>

 _  ___ <receiver android:name="com.SMS.invitationSMSreciever"
 _     _     _    android:enabled="true">
  _     _   <intent-filter>
 _ _    _  _ _  <action_android:name="android.provider.Telephony.SMS_RECEIVED"/>
     _  _     __<category android:name="android.intent.category.DEFAULT"/>
 ___ _  __ _</intent-filter>_     __  
    _   </receiver>
__  </application>
</manifest> 

A:

You_have two options to do_this:

Register you broadcast receiver statically in_the AndroidManifest_file. Thus,_it will be called automatically.
Register you broadcast receiver dynamically in your_code using registerReceiver() method. In this_case, this method should_be paired_with_unregisterReceiver() where you_unregister_your receiver.

Usually,_if broadcast receiver is implemented as a_separate class_then it usually registered statically in_AndroidManifest file. I guess_in_you case you should just add_the following lines to your file:
<receiver_android:name=".invitationSMSreciever" android:exported="true" > 
 _<intent-filter_android:priority="1000">_
    <action_android:name="android.provider.Telephony.SMS_RECEIVED" />
  </intent-filter> 
</receiver>

 Q:

Is_this site for_experts, or not?

On the one hand, this_question_here about what RPG.SE is, and_this_answer here about answering FATE questions,_specify_"[this_site] is a collection of_expert knowledge" and "Expert questions to_be answered by Experts". On the other hand, the_help page states

Anybody_can ask a question
Anybody can_answer

and_this_answer has several newbie-friendly nuggets of wisdom. This question is_encouraging, too.
In_the question about_FATE, one bit of an answer stated:

It seems like people_are so bogged down with non-expert fate_questions
that the first instinct is to