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android Programming Glossary: this.getapplicationAndroid - Calling an ordinary object method from an activity http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18304957/android-calling-an-ordinary-object-method-from-an-activity extends Application ... public void myMethod insert some code here ... From your Activity MyApplicationSubclass this.getApplication .myMethod Use a normal java singleton pattern e.g. use a private constructor and keep one static instance within your GameManager..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1944656/android-global-variable
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..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4075180/application-idle-time be type of ControlApplication See AndroidManifest.xml public ControlApplication getApp return ControlApplication this.getApplication @Override public void onUserInteraction super.onUserInteraction getApp .touch Log.d TAG User interaction to this.toString..
Using the Android Application class to persist data http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4208886/using-the-android-application-class-to-persist-data public SomeDataClass data new SomeDataClass Then call it in any activity by YourApplication appState YourApplication this.getApplication appState.data.UseAGetterOrSetterHere Do whatever you need to with the data here. I discuss it here in my blog post under..
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