whaaa... thats really going against all the basic android fundamentals. ..
first, you never ever stop/hault/wait/busy-wait/do long processes on the UI
(what you called Main) thread. You do that, the app is stuck and eventually
errors out to the user (an ANR).
Second, you shouldn't be creating
just noticed that you mentioned AsyncTask and that you wont use it - Well,
you should. what you're doing is WRONG.
If you're that inclined on doing things the wrong way, at least remove your
wait() (there's no need for that) and just post to the UI thread once the
thread is done.
On Friday,
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