Yes, that's the more usual pattern.
You'll still likely need an activity reference to show progress and
display results, but there are special methods in AsyncTask for that,
which are automatically called on the UI thread - thus, you'll be
avoiding multiple threads trying to access and modify the activity
member variable (the original issue with your code).
-- Kostya
27.10.2011 15:33, Bluemercury пишет:
What about extending the async task and then implement the logic
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