Or (if I understand your context right) better yet, show a progress
dialog when the menu is clicked and when the progress dialog finishes
show your special dialog thereby fulfilling both requirements of
visibility and long running process.
On Tue, May 10, 2011 at 10:41 AM, Satya Komatineni
wro
I have thought about this a bit further.
You should be able to do this with some work.
If I am not mistaken what you are wanting to do is a special case of
something like a "Progress Dialog" except it is custom and the user
wants to dismiss it explicitly. Also you must not wait for the
onPostExec
Thank you Satya. Using Activity would solve the problem. But, I
thought, by using a dialog, the user don't have to leave the current
screen and also, since the dialog is transparent, the user can see
the background always. By the way, I own your book. It is a very good
comprehensive book for Andro
Thank you Satya. Using Activity would solve the problem. But, I
thought, by using a dialog, the user don't have to leave the current
screen and also, since the dialog is transparent, the user can see
the background always. By the way, I own your book. It is a very good
comprehensive book for Andro
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