Just trying to create a simple notification, but keep getting an
illegalarguementexception "contentIntent required". Which is weird
because I believe I am passing the content intent. Here is my code...
{
notification = new Notification(iconID, message,
System.currentTimeMillis());
PendingIntent appIntent = PendingIntent.getActivity(mobileApp,
0,
new Intent(), PendingIntent.FLAG_NO_CREATE);
notification.setLatestEventInfo(mobileApp,"Now Playing: ",
detailedMessaged, appIntent);
nManager.notify(MOBILE_APP_ID, notification );
Log.d( this.getClass().toString(), "Launching New Notification"
);
}
I dont even care if the notification does anything when u click on it.
I just want a notification the user can see. I construct an empty
intent "new Intent()", but have also tried it with a non-empty intent.
I also tried passing null for contentIntent, and get the same
exception. Whats the deal-o? Thanks for any help
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