Hi All,
I have a same kind of problem..
I have an activity in the another process, Say it is running as a back
ground.
I want to tell that activity to start something.. how do i do that??
Regards,
Manjunatha
On Mar 23, 4:13 am, me tun wrote:
> Yeah, I got my example above to work across proc
Yeah, I got my example above to work across processes with intents. I
actually managed to send the soft keyboard character sequence and
cursor position to another text edit view via a bundle in
intent.PutExtra()... So basically, I can type in one application and
have it appear in another one whi
On Fri, Mar 20, 2009 at 10:46 AM, Kenny wrote:
>
> I wonder if intents are sent across Linux processes too. Very anxious
> to know the answer.
>
Of course, they are transparently send across processes when necessary, or
sent locally if the receiver is in the same process.
This magic is the exact
I wonder if intents are sent across Linux processes too. Very anxious
to know the answer.
Kenny
On Mar 19, 1:05 pm, me tun wrote:
> Thanks Dianne, a colleague was telling me basically this too. Does it
> matter that the activities are running on different processes?
>
> On Mar 19, 3:50 pm, Dia
Thanks Dianne, a colleague was telling me basically this too. Does it
matter that the activities are running on different processes?
On Mar 19, 3:50 pm, Dianne Hackborn wrote:
> If you are communicating between activities, you wouldn't use interfaces at
> all -- all of the communication with be
If you are communicating between activities, you wouldn't use interfaces at
all -- all of the communication with be by sending Intents between them in
various ways, and you can use Intent.putExtra() to put strings and other
data in them.
If you are communicating via a Service, you can use Messenge
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