Generally you write a service that handles it and coordinate network
operations by using the service from different activities.
kris
On Fri, Jul 27, 2012 at 1:34 PM, bob wrote:
> Is it possible to pass an open socket between different Activities in the
> same Application?
>
>
> Is this a reasona
Is it possible to pass an open socket between different Activities in the
same Application?
Is this a reasonable practice or no?
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Hi,
I had the same problem as you do (sharing a TCP connection between
activities) and I must with Dianne that if this is the case then you had
better use a singleton.
In my case I needed different apps to use one connection. This was not
possible with a singleton because each app would call a n
I would agree, the best thing for this would be a service that you can
bind do and do AIDL calls through, along with coordinating other
things. Passing the raw socket can be accomplished through the
application object, though that sounds fairly dirty to me. This is a
fairly common use case (in ch
Hi Everyone,
I'm building an Android app which uses TCP sockets to communicate with
a .net server application. The android app as a whole relies quite
heavily on TCP and as such nearly all the features in the app require
writing to and listening from a socket stream. I'm trying to
determine what
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