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cdcc28a9cb49a6cf06b84130df29dae58fbceaad	17-Nov-2010	Chris Tate <ctate@google.com>	Add self-restore capability to Backup/Restore sample app The Backup/Restore sample application now provides a "restore my own last-known-good data" button. When it is clicked the app will run the standard public BackupManager.requestRestore() operation. (This was the one aspect of the public API that was not previously exercised by the sample app.) Change-Id: I8abcfbad4b27b35fe9fafbbb97f89bac1d7a668c ackuprestore/BackupRestoreActivity.java
1c0a20aeeb089971a624c102435755ba9ae74aab	05-Apr-2010	Christopher Tate <ctate@google.com>	Backup/Restore sample application A very simple application: one activity, with a few bits of persistent data that are updated live by the activity. To that are added a few alternative agent implementations, to illustrate various approaches and tradeoffs when implementing a backup/restore agent. In particular, there are example agents that do everything "by hand," either record-by-record or by directly backing up the app's entire persistent data file; plus an example agent that illustrates how very easy it is to implement the latter using the OS-provided helpers. Part of bug #2545514 Change-Id: Iaca33a5113406360c23d6e2e59eb012f9f1e9400 ackuprestore/BackupRestoreActivity.java ackuprestore/ExampleAgent.java ackuprestore/FileHelperExampleAgent.java ackuprestore/MultiRecordExampleAgent.java