Hey Everybody, I have an AsyncTask that posts some data to a server. It does this by calling a static method that I wrote from doInBackground. When I run the AsyncTask, I send the context of the activ
I\'m trying to cancel my AsyncTask when connecting to the server fails. I tried cancel(), but the onPostExecute() method still gets called, instead of onCancelled().
I\'m running an activity, which has to download a fairly large image from the Internet, and then display it. This works: the download is done via an AsyncTask, and a progress dialog is shown. And when
I was worried that finding location info (with reverse geocoding)on the main thread would slow up my UI.To solve this problem I put the info into a AsyncTask (code b开发者_StackOverflow社区elow)Now I
I have this activity that class a Login class inside an onclick event. My Login class basically does a http post and parses the XML response from the server. This happens inside a thread in the constr
In my Activity class implements UINotifier that is used to notify the Activity class on call of a TimerTask object. In my doInBackground(), I call my function located in ASyncTask class (connectTask)
I\'m trying to write an Activity that spawns off an AsyncTask for a long-running operation, and periodically publishes status updates back to the Activity. I\'d like to make sure the AsyncTask survive
I would开发者_如何学Go like to know how it works. I have read the documentation a couple of times but don’t get the idea.
I need to do the following: when app is started it runs an activity (splashActivity) which tries to create an DBHelper (SQLiteDatabase) instance which at creation time checks if database is exists an
im working on posting a form to google server and getting the response in the form of html string and finally i put that string on webview to display result....i use the async task for this, progress