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Hello Pals,

How to see Source Code for Applications already exists in Emulator. Like i want to see Source code for Contacts Application , how can i see that ?

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The AndroidFaq has a link to the Android source code.
 
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I want to get only Source code for Contacts application . Nevertheless, after Googling... i somehow reached at the following URL

http://grepcode.com/snapshot/repository.grepcode.com/java/ext/com.google.android/android/2.2_r1.1/

which is indeed good, where i can access the source code online and there is not hurdle of downloading the whole source on System.


But there is one problem : I am unable to find the Source Code for "Contacts Application ". I mean in which package are all Applications or particularly Contacts Application is written.


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If you had investigated the link I posted you would have found the Android master repository which contains all of Android and its applications.

Not sure what exactly the repo is you found (mentioning version 2.2 it certainly is outdated), but even there is a link to android-apps which contains the Contacts app.
 
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