The source of wisdom \"Effective Java 2nd\" says\"Favor composition over inheritance\" (item 16). Now when it comes to Android Activities, it\'s simple to extends from one but you break encapsulation
I am trying to create an application that defines two activites.The first activity pretty much runs all of the time.The second activity requires the user to authenticate to use the device.
need all your suggestions for this. I am implementing some basic animations in my activity . Now i am in a situation where i want to pause the activity along with the animations when i started the ac
While developing TextToSpeech got a doubt that if we pause the activity how can we pause the TextToSpeeh along with the activity...If we resume the activity the text to speech will start where it has
I\'m writing a test using ActivityInstrumentationTestCase2. When the emulator is open and the activity can get the foreground, my tests works perfectly.
When I make the Graph call https://graph.facebook.com/me/home , I get back a paged set of the posts on my feed.Recently, I\'ve started to get items that appear to represent things like \"John Doe like
I am trying to launch an activity in the onPostExecute method of an AsyncTask. This async class is implemented in another class which dosent extends an activity. But I am passing application context a
I have view/form/activity, when displayed in landscape/horizontal mode, become bigger than screen size. I was wondering what is the way in which user can scroll down the view?
I need to be able to tell when a spawned activity (via an intent) has completed, how would I do so? This is what I have:
In my application I need to launch a SelectionActivity to select one of the options. Once the option has been selected I need to refresh another list on the MainActivity.