Thanks a lot. That solves my problem.
On Sep 6, 6:49 pm, a1 wrote:
> > Does anyone has a simple example of to use LocalActivityManager or
> > something else to meet my requirements.
>
> void createInnerActivity(ViewGroup container, Class activityClass)
> {
> if (container.getChildCount()
> Does anyone has a simple example of to use LocalActivityManager or
> something else to meet my requirements.
void createInnerActivity(ViewGroup container, Class activityClass)
{
if (container.getChildCount() != 0) {
container.removeViewAt(0);
}
final Intent i
Thanks for all your feedback or suggestions.
Before posting this message I was already implementing the solution
that proposed by TreKing.
But I felt this is not a smart way of doing it. It would have been
nicer to have all my ActivityA behavior and GUI (with out any
modifications)
showed inside a
On Sun, Sep 5, 2010 at 6:40 AM, a1 wrote:
> You can and moreover it makes a lot of sense, TabHost in fact relies on
> this.
>
This is true, though I'm not sure if this is what the OP is getting at. But
I may very well be misunderstanding the OP's request to have an "Acitvity
inside a View".
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On Sep 5, 1:40 pm, a1 wrote:
> > And ... ?
>
> Subclass ActivityGroup, get LocalActivityManger, create local activity
> and add decor view from newly created activity window as child of any
> of ViewGroup in your layout, as simple as that.
>
I didn't test it but in theory you don't even need Ac
> Because you can't put an Activity inside a View - that's simply not
> supported and makes no sense.
You can and moreover it makes a lot of sense, TabHost in fact relies
on this.
>
> > see:
> > developer.android.com/reference/android/app/LocalActivityManager.html
>
> And ... ?
Subclass Activity
You can use one activity and few views, and manage only their
visibility, except if you have to use different view containers
(MapView, ListView, ...).
On 3 Вер, 23:04, Kumar Bibek wrote:
> Yeah, you can use the LocalActivityManager, but for his situation, I
> guess the best way would be to fol
Yeah, you can use the LocalActivityManager, but for his situation, I
guess the best way would be to follow Treking's advice. I haven't
really dived into the LocalActivityManager however. I don't know how
easy or difficult that would be.
-Kumar Bibek
http://techdroid.kbeanie.com
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