Can I add event to calendar without letting user know in android? -

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i want add event native calendar using below code. , working fine.

simpledateformat formatter = new simpledateformat("yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm");                 final calendar cal = calendar.getinstance();                 try {                     cal.settime(formatter.parse(datetime));                     eventdate = cal.get(calendar.year)+"/"+cal.get(calendar.month)+"/"+cal.get(calendar.day_of_month)+" "+cal.get(calendar.hour_of_day)+":"+cal.get(calendar.minute);                     log.e("event date",eventdate);                 }                  catch (parseexception e) {                     e.printstacktrace();                 }                 intent intent = new intent(intent.action_edit);                 intent.settype("vnd.android.cursor.item/event");                 intent.putextra("begintime", cal.gettimeinmillis());                 intent.putextra("allday", true);                 intent.putextra("endtime", cal.gettimeinmillis()+60*60*1000);                 intent.putextra("title", title);                 intent.putextra("description",desc);                 c.startactivity(intent);

this opens screen asks me save event. , when click on save, saves event calendar. below screenshot that.

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now, want add event directly native calendar, without showing above screen. there way that?

you can refer below code add events in calender.

string global_date_format = "yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss"; string gamedate="2015-07-12 01:10:00";         date startdate = dateconstants.getdatefromstring(                 gamedate,global_date_format);         long enddate = startdate.gettime()                 + (ptgconstantmethod.validateinteger(game                         .getgame_duration()) * 1000);          contentvalues event = new contentvalues();         event.put("calendar_id", 1);         event.put("title", "game#" + game.getid());         event.put("description", game.getlocation());         event.put("eventlocation", game.getlocation());         event.put("eventtimezone", timezone.getdefault().getid());         event.put("dtstart", startdate.gettime());         event.put("dtend", enddate);          event.put("allday", 0); // 0 false, 1 true         event.put("eventstatus", 1);         event.put("hasalarm", 1); // 0 false, 1 true          string eventuristring = "content://com.android.calendar/events";         uri eventuri = context.getapplicationcontext()                 .getcontentresolver()                 .insert(uri.parse(eventuristring), event);         long eventid = long.parselong(eventuri.getlastpathsegment());  // if reminder need set               int minutes=120;               // add reminder event             contentvalues reminders = new contentvalues();             reminders.put("event_id", eventid);             reminders.put("method", "1");             reminders.put("minutes", minutes);              string reminderuristring = "content://com.android.calendar/reminders";             context.getapplicationcontext().getcontentresolver()             .insert(uri.parse(reminderuristring), reminders);

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