[android-developers] Re: Content Providers and Network Requests

2008-11-13 Thread bins
hi All.. I Know how to check network status,connectivity and that type of things,Is there any option available to get Providers network status (means in terms of percentage or in terms of numbers???)because i need to show the network on my application,because I removed the Status bar from my app

[android-developers] Re: Content Providers and Network Requests

2008-09-18 Thread Kavi
Thanks a lot for the response, Jeff. I'll try it out. --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Android Developers" group. To post to this group, send email to android-developers@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe

[android-developers] Re: Content Providers and Network Requests

2008-09-18 Thread Jeff Hamilton
>> or better you could document that using your provider takes >> significant time and that users should do the calls asynchronously. In >> general it's good for applications to do content provider call >> asynchronously, since even local database operations could become >> pretty expensive. See t

[android-developers] Re: Content Providers and Network Requests

2008-09-18 Thread Kavi
> You could either cache the results locally and return them when asked, I was doing that earlier but since i switched to a content provider, i decided to store data in a SQlite database rather than a file. I also have to check for the validity of the data on the device as it needs to be replac

[android-developers] Re: Content Providers and Network Requests

2008-09-17 Thread Jeff Hamilton
You could either cache the results locally and return them when asked, or better you could document that using your provider takes significant time and that users should do the calls asynchronously. In general it's good for applications to do content provider call asynchronously, since even local