In java object does not exist until constructor call is complete -
so no other methods can be called on it. However, it can be that
different constructor was called (default one?)
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You might not want to do what you want directly in the activity. You
might want to create a different class and put the necessary calls in
that. Then you can instantiate an instance in the oncreate method.
Typically oncreate is a good place to initialize GUI components and
callbacks.
Cheers.
The simple solution, that followed by all (at least, all of it that I
have seen) Google's sample and tutorial code is: don't use the
constructor. Do all your initialization instead in onCreate().
If you do this, the problem you are having goes away. You should
almost certainly be using a
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