Hi,
Scenario : Application A -(Containing) Activities - A1, A2, A3
Now all activities are floating Windows(not full screen), that is
having dialog theme. Now the current backstack is like
A1-A2-A3 (i.e. A3 on top home screen is visible since activities are
not full screen). Also each activity has
I want to support multiple applications communicating with my service
through aidl, but I will need to add IPC functions in the future while
still supporting the old applications. Adding a new function to the
service aidl, but not updating the application, causes the wrong
remote function to be
my program have more than 2 activitys, activity A,B,C...,and my
program
must launch from activity A,then A jump to B,B jump to C.now
everythign is
ok,but ,when i operate as flow:
1.launch my program
2.jump to B.
3.press home.switch to home
4.long press home,and select my program,switch to
Hi,
I am trying to implement a Radio application in Android. The
native MediaPlayer class takes only http/rtsp or file (as far as i
know) as it's source. And my urls actually send data in ICY protocols
thus the native player can not stream from these urls.
So what I do is make a proxy server
it. In a
nutshells, i dont have to activate it so it works, only register it
either in the manifest or in an activity.
thank you
On 22 mar, 18:40, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
Ant wrote:
Now I have abroadcastreceiverwhich has beenregisteredthrough
manifest file and not through
Hi,...
I have been able to register and unregister a broadcast receiver
from the java code and know that a broadcast receiver is unregistered
(even if it is not done explicitly) on its own as the process that
registered it is killed.
Now I have a broadcast receiver which has been registered
Hi, ..
I have been able to register and unregister a broadcast receiver
from code itself. I have broadcast register, which has been registered
in manifest and not in the java code, and want to unregister it from
the code.Since this i think would need some reference to the system
context that
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