I think the approach you want to take here would be bundling 'extra's
with your intent that you can read during the callback. Check out
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/content/Intent.html#putExtra(java.lang.String,%20int)
and
I haven't tried yet, but maybe you should see this:
http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/resources/runtime-changes.html
On Dec 12, 2:14 pm, bobetko bobe...@gmail.com wrote:
In my app at some point I am making oAuth request to authorize user
with Twitter. App opens WebView in which user
It sounds like the best solution for you is to bundle the row id in
your intent's extras and then get it back during the callback.
Check out
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/content/Intent.html#putExtra(java.lang.String,%20int)
and
I thought about that. But, then another question come to my mind.
Why wouldn't I always use SharedPreferences to save my activity state?
For example:
I passed groupID and itemID values into activity. In onCreate, I save
both values to SharedPreferences.
Latter, when activity is restarted (for any
Thanks Dianne,
I've look at logs and my app is crashing because my RowID value is
null. RowID is record ID that is needed to query sqlite database.
I could post here all my code, but I doubt it would be very useful...
I'll try explaining better with some code snippets:
This is what I execute
onResume runs first then onCreate -- that is not typical. Either your
activity is being restarted (due to a configuration change) or you have a
new instance created.
Also what do you mean by Twitter sends Intent (with token and secret) back
to my activity? Do you mean it is using setResult()?
Sorry. Yes. You are right. onCreate runs first, then onResume next. (I
am still learning about Android activity cycle :-)
Here is my onResume method that handle this data that comes from
Twitter.
See lines 5 and 6. If 6 is true I am extracting token and secret and
saving them to SharedPreferences.
It is unlikely this has anything to do with saving and restoring instance
state, unless a configuration change is happening or your process is being
killed in the background.
If you are saying that you are seeing onCreate() called, then again I think
you should consider that you actually have a
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