When the user hits retry, you should create a new AsyncTask instance,
giving it the same parameters/input as the original one (essentially
clone it) and execute it.
If you don't know the original AsyncTask's parameters/input, you
should change your asynctask-baseclass and add some public methods t
Exactly.
Just clone the original finished AsyncTask and call 'execute' on that
clone.
On Feb 7, 11:36 pm, Kevin Duffey wrote:
> What happens when the async task finishes? Whatever created the first
> instance of it, or whatever handles the response, should be able to create a
> new instance agai
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