I really want to keep the data and the application code seperate...my
application activity really does nothing except add the data from a
resource and call the library routines.
The library which is common to all applications is where the boot
recevier resides, so I need some way to get to the application resources
from the library / onreceiver method.
Thank you,
Simon
On 12/06/2011 11:14 AM, Kostya Vasilyev wrote:
Really depends on what kind of array it is and where it originaly
comes from (a constant in the code, or from a file).
It sounds like you already have correct initialization code, it's just
not getting called at the right time.
Two ways to ensure it gets called are: a lazy-initialize singleton, or
a subclass of Application and its onCreate. I very much prefer the
former (and not alone in this).
-- Kostya
2011/6/12 Simon Platten <simonaplat...@googlemail.com
<mailto:simonaplat...@googlemail.com>>
In that case I should probably create the array in a persistent
store and load it when required?
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