Thanks for the response. I tried switching to AsyncTask and have had great
success but I am now stuck on what appears to be a minor point. Yet I can
see my error. Attached is a snippet:

 

 

    private class LoadSchedules extends AsyncTask<Object, Object, Object>  {

            

            @Override

            protected void onPreExecute () {

                        mProgressText.setText("Let's begin");

                        

            }

 

            @Override

            protected Object doInBackground(Object... arg0) {

                        publishProgress("agencies");

                    Load_Table("agencies", "agency.txt",AgencyFlds,
mAgencies);

 

                    publishProgress("calendar");

                    Load_Table("calendar","calendar.txt",CalendarFlds,
mCalendar);

 

                    publishProgress("routes");

                    Load_Table("routes", "routes.txt", RouteFlds, mRoutes);

 

                        return true;

            }

 

                        

            @Override

            protected void onProgressUpdate(String... tablename){

                        mProgressText.setText("Loading " + tablename);

            }

 

            @Override

            protected void onPostExecute (Object b) {

                        mProgressText.setText("Game over");

                                                                        

            }

     }

________________________________________________________________________

 

The compiler keeps complaining that my  onProgressUpdate method must
"Override or implement a supertype method". When I remove the @Override, the
compiler is happy. However when I run the app, I do not get the progress
updates. I have tried various combinations of coding this method but with no
success. I am sure it is something simple. Can someone please save me some
time?

 

TIA

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From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of TreKing
Sent: Wednesday, September 08, 2010 10:10 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [android-developers] Layout being displayed too late

 

On Wed, Sep 8, 2010 at 8:12 PM, lloyd1949 <[email protected]>
wrote:

Could someone please point out where I am going wrong?


You're executing long-running processes in the main thread (onCreate) which
don't return control to the main (UI) thread to allow it to show your
progress dialog until it's too late. Look into AsyncTask.

Also, the "mCtx = this;" is rather pointless. You're keeping a reference to
yourself - which is exactly what "this" is.

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