Wesley wrote:
> I got this error...
>
> ERROR android.content.ActivityNotFoundException: Unable to find explicit
> activity class {com.google.apk/com.google.android.AirStrike}; have you
> declared this activity in your AndroidManifest.xml?
>
> mean I need to set those activity in manifest...
> is there anyway I can just set it to my code without define in
> manifest... and run it...???
Not as an activity. As far as I know, activities must always be declared
in the manifest.
If your goal is that you want a different UI to appear under certain
circumstances, but that different UI is not set up as an activity at
compile time, you might consider trying ViewFlipper. ViewFlipper behaves
like a tabbed window minus the tabs (think CardLayout from Java/Swing).
You could add new views at runtime to the flipper and flip to the right
page as needed, instead of trying to start up a non-activity as if it
were an activity.
--
Mark Murphy (a Commons Guy)
http://commonsware.com
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