Hi,
This question might actually have been brought to developer's attention here on
the list before, yet I wasn't able to find a solution after a brief search on
the net.
I have a method in one of my Activity classes which I would like to call from a
non-Activity class when the Activity class that the method is a member of is
active and running (e.g. in my case the Activity class that I am refering to is
in fact a ListActivity class and thus it displays a list of items on the screen
when it is running) The problem arises when the non-Activity class, which has a
Broadcast Receiver, needs to call this method to update the list.
Here are my contraints:
- I can't move the method to a static class
- I can make neither the Activity class nor the method just by itself static
Is there any way to retrieve the "context" for the Activity that is currently
running ? Maybe I am missing a straight forward solution here. Any suggestions
on how to proceed ?
Thanks in advance,
Emre
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