Monitor all user events in Android -

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I would like to monitor all user-generated events in an Android app and I would probably like to do this with slight changes in the existing code the wanted.

New to development). But this approach means that there is a need to abandon activity that leaves the activity.

One more thing that I tried: Entering callback with setOnClickListener () but in my experiments I noticed that the behavior is that if I registered a callback on the content view If I do, the callback is called for all the clicks on those views, which do not control themselves like clicks on static text (textviews), but not for clicks on the button, e.g. So in order to actually monitor all the events, I would not only have to register the callback on the content view, but on all the scenes. This is also something I would like to save.

So is there a central place that passes all the events incurred by the user (touches and important events) that I can monitor without the need for sub-class activities?

We developed an Android HCI Extractor a few months ago. This was done to track and monitor user and system interaction events in multimodal applications (such as touch, keypress, scroll, number of elements provided by the system)

This is an open source prototype The target is to share its code for developers to share its code, and to get some help to improve this tool to reach 1.0 release Do Ryas. Thus, become free to download, test, modify, etc. You can send your suggestions, help, codes etc. in this email: pedromateo@um.es

It is very easy to integrate and use. In the tutorial you can see that only a few lines of code are required.

Here's the link: - Android HCI Extractor Code: - MIM Project (including tutorials on device integration and use):

I hope this helps you!

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