You can implement some listener concept
write a interface in your normal java file
and implement that method in activity
then by calling that method in the normal java file you can make a
call to implemented method in activity class
Use handlers to do any Operations in the activity ( in impleme
Thanks a lot. That was the error :)
Now it works.
Regards,
Stefan
On Oct 30, 1:48 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> Stefan wrote:
> > thanks for your answer. i try option 1 today, but i couldnt call the
> > funtion in my MainActivity class:
>
> > My steps:
>
> > in MainActivity:
> > xmlHandler = new XML
Stefan wrote:
> thanks for your answer. i try option 1 today, but i couldnt call the
> funtion in my MainActivity class:
>
> My steps:
>
> in MainActivity:
> xmlHandler = new XMLHandler ( MainActivity.this ); // <-- is that the
> Activity, i think so ??
>
> in XMLHandler (normal java file):
>
Hi,
thanks for your answer. i try option 1 today, but i couldnt call the
funtion in my MainActivity class:
My steps:
in MainActivity:
xmlHandler = new XMLHandler ( MainActivity.this ); // <-- is that the
Activity, i think so ??
in XMLHandler (normal java file):
Activity main;
public XMLHandle
Stefan wrote:
> i have following problem:
> I have my "MainActivity". In this Activity, i start a thread
> (SaxParser in another "normal" java file). Now I want to call a method
> from the MainActivity out of the normal java file?
Option #1: Pass the Activity in the constructor of your object fr
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