Hi,
(1) This thing is working:
I have written a service (say, S) and a class (say manager, M) that
uses that service and they also have a common interface defined by
aidl file. I have a custom class (say, C) that is passed from M to S,
and so I implemented parcelable interface for C and everything works
fine.
public class C implements parcelable{
//parcelable related things
public int foo(int n){
//something;
}
}
object_of_M.method(new C()); // within this method C's foo() is
used.
(2) This thing is not working:
But now I am creating another class (say A) that extends C and it only
has overridden the method foo(). A looks like this:
public class A extends C {
public int foo(int b){
//this is the overridden method.
}
}
Then I call the method like:
object_of_M.method(new A());
My problem is, everything compiles and builds fine. But when I call
the 'method' of M, it is not working properly. foo() is not working as
a virtual method. Instead of calling A's foo(), C's foo() is being
called.
What change I need to do so that the virtual method overriding concept
still works in this case?
NOTE: what I am trying to do is to supply user specified logic to the
service S. And I want that user can just extend C and override
foo().
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