Inside your MyActivity.onCreate method:
Handler timeoutHandler = new Handler()
{
//@Override
public void handleMessage( Message msg )
{
// after receiving the timeout message, start the next activity
Intent intent = new Intent( MyActivity.this,
MyOtherActivity.class );
startActivity( intent );
// terminate this activity if you don't want to leave it on the
activity stack:
MyActivity.this.finish();
super.handleMessage( msg );
}
};
Message msg = new Message();
timeoutHandler.sendMessageDelayed( msg, 60000 ); // milliseconds
On Nov 29, 9:49 am, charlest <[email protected]> wrote:
> I want to display a message on the screen, have it displayed for 60
> seconds, then display another message. There is nothing specific going
> on during the 60 seconds that I'm waiting to complete, so AsyncTask
> doesn't seem to apply. Does someone have a generic code snippet that
> does this so that I can use it in other places as needed?
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