Doug,
I currently do send a broadcast that notifies that data has been
changed which in the receiver I notify the ListView/Adapter but
obviously that didn't work since I still get the
IllegalStateException. I'm guessing that it's critical that the
listview be immediately notified and the broadcas
On Jul 27, 7:07 am, Wall-E wrote:
> If anybody has any ideas on how to deal with this situation where the
> content of a listview is changing in another thread where I don't have
> access to the listview and need to notify the listview that the
> content has changed I'd appreciate your input.
The
Abishek & gjs,
thanks for your suggestions. Abishek, are you sure it's necessary to
do what you suggested. Isn't the whole point of calling
getMainLooper() so that you can set the thread for the handler? So
assuming that you're right, do you know if the constructor for the
IntentService is exec
Your handler object should be created in main UI thread...
So write this line in Main UI thread
Handler handler = new
Handler(getMainLooper());
and post the message from another thread
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Hi,
Yes that looks ok, here's some more details
http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2009/05/painless-threading.html
Regards
On Jul 26, 8:55 am, Wall-E wrote:
> I received an error saying I was changing the content of my listview
> in a different thread than the main UI thread which I am. I
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