Hi,
Basically you cannot "reuse" an instance of AsyncTask, in the sense of
starting it again. As soon as the task is finished you can only get the
results out of it and throw it away. And I guess the latter is what you
need to be able of after a configuration change happened. You can
"re-attac
You are calling Thread.sleep() in the onClickHandler of your send button.
Besides that, you're also trying to do all the repeated message sending in
that handler. This is most likely to fail because this way you are blocking
the UI thread. You shouldn't do any long running actions in the main
t
It might be better to use a meaningful regular expression.
Or you could try to first remove all whitespaces and then add one between
each pair of non-whitespaces.
Besides, this isn't actually an Android-related question, is it?
Am Dienstag, 6. November 2012 14:49:26 UTC+1 schrieb Solo:
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> Given
> the issue is that the sms gets sent only once
Why would you want the SMS to be sent automatically more than once? I
guess, if you need it to be sent more often, you need to actually send it
again through SMSManager.
and that too after I restart the phone
Are you saving the newly created
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