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android Programming Glossary: getapplicationhttp://stackoverflow.com/questions/10347184/difference-and-when-to-use-getapplication-getapplicationcontext-getbasecon and when to use getApplication getApplicationContext getBaseContext and someClass.this im.. and when to use getApplication getApplicationContext getBaseContext and someClass.this im new to android.. android and im trying to understand the difference between getApplication getApplicationContext getBaseContext getContext and someClass.this..
How to change current Theme at runtime in Android http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2482848/how-to-change-current-theme-at-runtime-in-android When the user selects a theme this code is executed if ... getApplication .setTheme R.style.BlackTheme else getApplication .setTheme R.style.LightTheme.. if ... getApplication .setTheme R.style.BlackTheme else getApplication .setTheme R.style.LightTheme But even though I've checked with..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3197335/restful-api-service application ApplicationState this.getApplication application.setServiceManager servicemanager service function.. you in... progressDialog.show application ApplicationState getApplication servicemanager application.getServiceManager servicemanager.setHandler..
Google Analytics in Android app - dealing with multiple activities http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3216692/google-analytics-in-android-app-dealing-with-multiple-activities manual dispatch mode... tracker.start UA YOUR ACCOUNT HERE getApplication instead of Start the tracker in manual dispatch mode... tracker.start.. google analytics GoogleAnalyticsSessionManager.getInstance getApplication .incrementActivityCount @Override protected void onResume super.onResume..
android start activity from service http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3606596/android-start-activity-from-service
Android - What's the best way to share data between activities? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4878159/android-whats-the-best-way-to-share-data-between-activities I can do something like this GlobalState gs GlobalState getApplication String s gs.getTestMe However I want to share alot of variables.. launching the activity MyApplication app MyApplication getApplicationContext app.setData someData Then from the launched activity.. from the launched activity MyApplication app MyApplication getApplicationContext String data app.getData Static fields The idea is basically..
getApplication() vs. getApplicationContext() http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5018545/getapplication-vs-getapplicationcontext vs. getApplicationContext I couldn't find a satisfying answer.. vs. getApplicationContext I couldn't find a satisfying answer to this so here.. this so here we go what's the deal with Activity Service.getApplication and Context.getApplicationContext In our application both return..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5796611/dialog-throwing-unable-to-add-window-token-null-is-not-for-an-application-wi to add window token null is not for an application with getApplication as context My Activity is trying to create an AlertDialog which.. object. You can obtain it easily by calling Context.getApplicationContext or Activity.getApplication . But for the AlertDialog.. by calling Context.getApplicationContext or Activity.getApplication . But for the AlertDialog neither getApplicationContext or getApplication..
Changing the Screen Brightness System Setting Android http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6708692/changing-the-screen-brightness-system-setting-android intent.putExtra brightness value brightness getApplication .startActivity intent Please Note that in the above code snippet..
Android: How to declare global variables? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/708012/android-how-to-declare-global-variables You can access it from any context using the Context.getApplicationContext method Activity also provides a method getApplication.. method Activity also provides a method getApplication which has the exact same effect class MyApp extends Application.. public void onCreate Bundle b ... MyApp appState MyApp getApplicationContext String state appState.getState ... This has essentially..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10347184/difference-and-when-to-use-getapplication-getapplicationcontext-getbasecon and when to use getApplication getApplicationContext getBaseContext and someClass.this im new to android and im trying to understand the difference between.. and when to use getApplication getApplicationContext getBaseContext and someClass.this im new to android and im trying to understand the difference between getApplication.. getBaseContext and someClass.this im new to android and im trying to understand the difference between getApplication getApplicationContext getBaseContext getContext and someClass.this and especially when to use the these methods in the following..
How to change current Theme at runtime in Android http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2482848/how-to-change-current-theme-at-runtime-in-android the theme he wants to apply to the entire application. When the user selects a theme this code is executed if ... getApplication .setTheme R.style.BlackTheme else getApplication .setTheme R.style.LightTheme But even though I've checked with the debugger.. When the user selects a theme this code is executed if ... getApplication .setTheme R.style.BlackTheme else getApplication .setTheme R.style.LightTheme But even though I've checked with the debugger that the code is being executed I can't see..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3197335/restful-api-service new ServiceManager this servicemanager.startService servicemanager.bindService application ApplicationState this.getApplication application.setServiceManager servicemanager service function call this lot i'm calling as required in this example for.. ProgressDialog Login.this progressDialog.setMessage Logging you in... progressDialog.show application ApplicationState getApplication servicemanager application.getServiceManager servicemanager.setHandler mHandler try servicemanager.restfulService.doLogin..
Google Analytics in Android app - dealing with multiple activities http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3216692/google-analytics-in-android-app-dealing-with-multiple-activities this. eg. from inside your Activity Start the tracker in manual dispatch mode... tracker.start UA YOUR ACCOUNT HERE getApplication instead of Start the tracker in manual dispatch mode... tracker.start UA YOUR ACCOUNT HERE this BAD Regarding when to call.. Need to do this for every activity that uses google analytics GoogleAnalyticsSessionManager.getInstance getApplication .incrementActivityCount @Override protected void onResume super.onResume Example of how to track a pageview event GoogleAnalyticsTracker.getInstance..
android start activity from service http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3606596/android-start-activity-from-service
Android - What's the best way to share data between activities? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4878159/android-whats-the-best-way-to-share-data-between-activities to be able to use the data from the first activity. Now I know I can do something like this GlobalState gs GlobalState getApplication String s gs.getTestMe However I want to share alot of variables and some might be rather large so I don't want to be creating.. data public void setData String data this.data data Before launching the activity MyApplication app MyApplication getApplicationContext app.setData someData Then from the launched activity MyApplication app MyApplication getApplicationContext String.. getApplicationContext app.setData someData Then from the launched activity MyApplication app MyApplication getApplicationContext String data app.getData Static fields The idea is basically the than the singleton but in this case you provide static..
getApplication() vs. getApplicationContext() http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5018545/getapplication-vs-getapplicationcontext vs. getApplicationContext I couldn't find a satisfying answer to this so here we go what's the deal with Activity Service.getApplication.. vs. getApplicationContext I couldn't find a satisfying answer to this so here we go what's the deal with Activity Service.getApplication and.. getApplicationContext I couldn't find a satisfying answer to this so here we go what's the deal with Activity Service.getApplication and Context.getApplicationContext In our application both return the same object. In an ActivityTestCase however mocking..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5796611/dialog-throwing-unable-to-add-window-token-null-is-not-for-an-application-wi throwing Unable to add window token null is not for an application with getApplication as context My Activity is trying to create an AlertDialog which requires a Context as a parameter. This works as expected.. long lived objects that need a context remember the application object. You can obtain it easily by calling Context.getApplicationContext or Activity.getApplication . But for the AlertDialog neither getApplicationContext or getApplication is acceptable.. context remember the application object. You can obtain it easily by calling Context.getApplicationContext or Activity.getApplication . But for the AlertDialog neither getApplicationContext or getApplication is acceptable as a Context as it throws the exception..
Changing the Screen Brightness System Setting Android http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6708692/changing-the-screen-brightness-system-setting-android intent.setFlags Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK intent.putExtra brightness value brightness getApplication .startActivity intent Please Note that in the above code snippet I'm using two variables for brightness. One is brightness..
Android: How to declare global variables? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/708012/android-how-to-declare-global-variables of that class and make it available for your entire application. You can access it from any context using the Context.getApplicationContext method Activity also provides a method getApplication which has the exact same effect class MyApp extends Application.. You can access it from any context using the Context.getApplicationContext method Activity also provides a method getApplication which has the exact same effect class MyApp extends Application private String myState public String getState return myState.. String s myState s class Blah extends Activity @Override public void onCreate Bundle b ... MyApp appState MyApp getApplicationContext String state appState.getState ... This has essentially the same effect as using a static variable or singleton but..
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