I\'ve got an IntentService that I\'m trying to start. When I do, it spits out this: java.lang.RuntimeException: Unable to start service com.pec.testapp.service.NewsService@406bd940 with Intent { cmp=
I would like to get the context of application which has reference/hosted my library at run-time inside one class of my library project. Is it possible? If yes, how?
I have a custom edittext class I have made that I\'d like to retrieve some sharedpref values from a prefs xml. I am currently getting the context passed on the constructor and running getsharedprefere
I have 3 screens in my app, each of which are in their own classes. When the app launches, my Driver class sets up some GUI elements, and then launches the first Intent.
I\'ve some proble开发者_如何学Cm with the design of my app, especially opening assets from a class, different from the main Activity.
I have an application that contains a custom theme and I wish to share it with other applications. The idea is that this application provides themes to other applications.
I need to use getString() from most o开发者_运维知识库f the modules in my application. But for some strange reason, it is tied to Application or Context, so that means I need to pass to each and ever
I have the following piece of code: public class DumpLocationLog extends Thread { LocationManager lm; LocationHelper loc;
I am developing an application that will show the push notification messages. When I am trying to display the messages using Toast message, then it is working properly at any situations. But I want to
Button btn = new Button(this); btn.setText(“This is a Button”); btn.setLayoutParams(params); What will happen if we don\'t pass \"this\" as context reference to the Button..开发者_如何学C..??Conte
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