Jon
Unfortunately I ran into an installation issue (see other thread) when
trying to update M4A to target Jelly Bean (I have a Galaxy Nexus but as I'm
developing for an S3 I haven't found the need to upgrade to a beta version).
I went through a major rewrite last week and as part of that, share a
can you post your complete source? I will take on the challenge. What
version on monodroid are you on?
On Thu, Aug 16, 2012 at 2:52 PM, Stephan Steiner
wrote:
> Hi
>
> I'm having a weird issue using the TPF.
> In my main activity, in the OnCreate method I'm trying to initialize
> network
> connec
On Aug 28, 2012, at 6:13 AM, Stephan Steiner wrote:
> And, no joy again :( The Uncaught exception doesn't get thrown.. the Task
> still dies a stealthy death.
Any chance you can try running on a Jelly Bean target? It's possible that mono
is writing a message to stderr, and Jelly Bean (finally!)
So I went ahead and created the following class
public class UncaughtExceptionHandler: Java.Lang.Object,
Java.Lang.Thread.IUncaughtExceptionHandler
{
public void UncaughtException(Java.Lang.Thread thread,
Java.Lang.Throwable ex)
{
Log.Info(MainActivity.AppId, "U
>Try commenting constructor code and see what happens. It might be one of
those classes causing problems
Unfortunately, no joy. I emptied out the constructor, and added another info
message that should be called once the constructor has been called... and
that message never makes it, so the task st
you shoudl override java's Thread.settheadexception handler, not
unobersrved error. I don't think .net's typical error handling works here
because it doesn't catch errors that are from java.
http://docs.oracle.com/javase/1.5.0/docs/api/java/lang/Thread.UncaughtExceptionHandler.html
derive a clas
why don't you change it to this:
Controller = Controller.Instance.
if(Controller !=null)
> Controller.Initialize();
On Thu, Aug 16, 2012 at 2:52 PM, Stephan Steiner
wrote:
> Hi
>
> I'm having a weird issue using the TPF.
> In my main activity, in the OnCreate method I'm trying to initialize
Your log output does not show the log message from the beginning of the
constructor, so that would suggest it is happening before the constructor
is called.
On 19 Aug 2012 05:07, "Stephan Steiner" wrote:
> Henon
>
> The task isn't hanging, it's crapping out somehow without so much as an
> inkling
Try commenting constructor code and see what happens. It might be one of those
classes causing problems.
Stephan Steiner wrote:
Here's the constructor - it dumps a log message (I know that part works
because
private Controller()
{
AndroidLogModel.Model.AddLogMessag
Henon
The task isn't hanging, it's crapping out somehow without so much as an
inkling of an indication as to why. And for some reason, the Parralel Tasks
window doesn't show any threads whatsoever, even when the task is still
running.
Looking at the constructor you can see that it can hardly be a
Here's the constructor - it dumps a log message (I know that part works
because
private Controller()
{
AndroidLogModel.Model.AddLogMessage("Initializing controller",
1);
receiver = new EventReceiver();
receiver.CallStateChangedReceived += new
Eve
What does your Controller constructor do?
Stephan Steiner wrote:
Hi
I'm having a weird issue using the TPF.
In my main activity, in the OnCreate method I'm trying to initialize network
connectivity (which potentially could take a while - I need to check if one
of two addresses is reachable).
On 16.08.2012 21:52, Stephan Steiner wrote:
> Hi
>
> I'm having a weird issue using the TPF.
> In my main activity, in the OnCreate method I'm trying to initialize network
> connectivity (which potentially could take a while - I need to check if one
> of two addresses is reachable).
>
>
> So, withi
Hi
I'm having a weird issue using the TPF.
In my main activity, in the OnCreate method I'm trying to initialize network
connectivity (which potentially could take a while - I need to check if one
of two addresses is reachable).
So, within OnCreate, I start a new task (for simplicity's sake I do
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