AsyncTask is designed to run with Android API (activity, service,
etc...) so that would be my preferred choice if I was using it within
an activity say. The class has a well designed lifecycle and makes
code more readable than the thread/handler idiom.
On Jul 1, 3:02 pm, Jorge Luis wrote:
> I nee
Try using WebView in your activity.
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/webkit/WebView.html
Llies
On Mar 10, 2:24 pm, Raghav Sood wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I am trying to create an app that take an URl as a user input and displays
> the webpage below the textbox. I would like to know
Good point spiral123, it would be in line with android openness to
make this sort of information available to developers as early as
possible, something that would greatly benefit the platform, no doubt.
However this wasn't the case (and still isn't) with Google TV. Let's
hope that with the change
uld perhaps kick off an IntentService or a Service with an
> AsyncTask that reads your data files and updates the ContentProvider
> in the background. Then you could publish your progress via the
> AsyncTask's methods for doing that.
>
> On Sep 16, 12:03 pm, netlander wrote:
>
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Hi,
My app has one activity and one ContentProvider, the activity is
simple in that it's just a splash screen at the moment with no other
logic in it (I do intend to have more activities in the app). The
ContentProvider uses SQLite as a back end and loads some static data
from files on first insta
There's far too much written on Java vs whatever other language people
think is better. The bottom line is java has hit the right balance
between performance/ease of coding/maintenance/scalability and what
not, and that's why there's overwhelming adoption for it out there.
This also allowed for a h
Hi,
Currently working on a simple app to allow users to find various
things around them. When the activity that shows the Google map is
active I can see the GPS icon on the status bar, which is normal. But
I need to be able to stop the GPS hardware when my user navigates away
from the activity, an
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