Hallo,
first of all, there is no code in your catch statements. Second, for
instance the writeNdefMessage() would throw a TagLostException if the
tag is no longer available during write. None of your catch statements
handles this type of exception. You could use a try-catch block like
this to figure out what type of exception you get:
try {
...
} catch (Exception e) {
Log.d("MyApp", e.toString());
}
br
Michael
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