I've also tried programmatically bringing it up with an onFocusListener: tOnFocusChangeListener(new View. or may be it may work with reference to that params that you already provided to window manager. for this you need to add window again to window manager.
update the flag according to your settings at run time.
However focusing on this does not bring up the keyboard. one when you want to write in windowmanager layout and other for when you are not using it. WindowManager.addView(mEditText, params) Weird thing is if install app through tns preview, keypad seems to be located. WindowManager = (WindowManager) getSystemService(WINDOW_SERVICE) I am having the same issues, so far everything else seems not working. I'm writing an application that uses the following code to draw an edittext on the screen over running applications: WindowManager.LayoutParams params = new WindowManager.LayoutParams(
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