zcj0429 wrote:
> Thanks, Mark.
> Now the situation for me is like this: I want to create a WifiControl
> class to implement scan aps/connect/disconnec,etc functions. Then I
> can call these methods in other activities directly instead of Intend
> because I don't want to change the view when I call
Thanks, Torgny. I will have a try
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I would say create a service. You could interface with your service
via IDL.
Here's the binding activity:
http://code.google.com/android/samples/ApiDemos/src/com/example/android/apis/app/RemoteServiceBinding.html
And here's the remote service:
http://code.google.com/android/samples/ApiDemos/src/
Thanks, Mark.
Now the situation for me is like this: I want to create a WifiControl
class to implement scan aps/connect/disconnec,etc functions. Then I
can call these methods in other activities directly instead of Intend
because I don't want to change the view when I call the methods. So
how to s
zcj0429 wrote:
> Hi:
>I'm now doubting if it is possible to create an "activity" instance
> using constructor like a common Java class. Then I can call the method
> of the activity directly instead of using intent. I try a few times
> but all failed. Can someone tell me is it possible?
No, th
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