and once you have done all that you may notice no performance gain at all
because all along the bottleneck was you phone's data connection speed...
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AsyncTasks are not threads.
They are chunks of work (like getting a web-document) that are executed on a
pool of (background) threads.
Read the documentation of AsyncTask carefully. Figure out a way to have a
pool of more than one background threads (happens 'automatically' for
Android OS versi
To do concurrent HTTP request I guess threads are the way to do that?
Creating a thread within a thread results here in an "Can't create
handler inside thread that has not called Looper.prepare()"error.
And I cannot find another way without multiple threads.
On 4 mei, 17:27, Dianne Hackborn
This isn't really an Android-specific question -- you will probably get good
answers just looking for ways in Java to do concurrent HTTP requests.
On Wed, May 4, 2011 at 11:22 AM, Stefan wrote:
> The problem at this moment with the app is that the retrieval of the
> html code from the website ta
The problem at this moment with the app is that the retrieval of the
html code from the website takes a lot of time.
When you start the app at this moment, you'ill have to wait 3 minutes
for loading the website.
That's not very user friendly, and I guess that downloading just a
little bit html cann
This sounds a little bit diffecult to I'm not very experienced in
writing my own ASyncTask, or creating a custum handler.
Isn't it possible to create a new thread withing the asynchtask. So
the big task is plitted up in several smaller tasks.
On 4 mei, 16:27, Satya Komatineni wrote:
> An A
Hi
It might be the case to use a stick service and keep the thread
running. Refer the SyncManager service from the AOSP email
application. Hope it helps
On Dec 12, 2:31 pm, Rustam Kovhaev wrote:
> scratch that, I am simply tired for today ^)
>
> //service on destroy
> public void onDestroy() {
>
scratch that, I am simply tired for today ^)
//service on destroy
public void onDestroy() {
handler.getLooper().quit();
}
2010/12/13 Rustam Kovhaev
> Hello there,
>
> I have a service from which I constantly call another service(lets call it
> B service),
> the problem is that in B service I ha
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