Hi,
i'm a relatively new to the android development so there could be some
dummy question. Sry for that.
My problem is that i have an android application with 3 different
activities; first activity is more like a container, one activity is
responsible for some browsing and the third one has more application
logic. What i want to do is, to enable some simple NFC functionality.
Currently if the application is created the tag is read i got the
information about it and i can display it.
The problem is, if i want to activate foreground dispatch for this
application the onNewIntent() method is not invoked. What i got in
DDMS :
06-14 11:36:56.125: INFO/NfcService(209): Dispatching to override
intent PendingIntent{40591da0: android.os.BinderProxy@405604d8}
06-14 11:36:56.132: INFO/ActivityManager(109): Starting: Intent
{ act=android.nfc.action.NDEF_DISCOVERED dat=http://www.ttag.be/m/
04598EBA342380 flg=0x30000000 cmp=de.fhg.fokus.fame.mwr2.android/
de.fhg.fokus.fame.android.nfc.NfcManagerImpl (has extras) } from pid
-1
The application is still in foreground and everything looks fine, but
i thought that there is some problem with the right allocation of the
PendingIntent Filter.
Is there any specification with the foreground dispatch system?
Perhaps if the 2ndActivity is in foreground and the 3rdActivity is
called from the 2ndActivity both are used at the same time and there
could be some difficulty with the declaration of my PendingIntent.
My first intention is that it has something to do with the registered
PendingIntent. Anybody some suggestions? Or what especially
PendingIntents do?
kd,
Ferit Topcu
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