I am new to Android development. I am developing an app that upon receiving an SMS message with a unique string of text, the GPS is enabled and starts tracking the location of the phone. The issue I\'
Within a public class that doesn\'t extend any other class I\'m doing some evaluation stuff and I would like to return a Dialog if something needs to be communicated to the user.
I am building an application which triggers an alarm via AlarmManager. I would like to be able to call the Alarm via it\'s own non-activity class, but since I am not extending Activity, I don\'t appe
I use my Android app\'s application Context as a storage area for \"current state\" information for my app.
I basically want to make an intent and pass it to a service from my BroadcastReceiver\'s onReceive().
I have implemented a ListView in my Android application.I bind to this ListView using a custom subclass of the ArrayAdapter class.Inside the overridden ArrayAdapter.getView(...)开发者_运维知识库 metho
I am trying to launch a new intent after I have loaded data.I am using a handler that calls a method when the thread is complete and then in this method I am trying to launch a new Intent but my app i
There are a ton of activity stack related questions on StackOverflow, but I didn\'t really see any that answered the question I have.I\'m working on an online game that (for now) has 3 different activ
I\'d like to extend Application in my Android app.I\'ve done this such that I\'ve created an extended Application object called MyApplication and added it to the manifest.
Android API level 8 introduced the Context.getExternalFilesDir() method, providing a File object reference to an SD card path specific to your app.I am wondering how to mimic this as low as API level
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