Wednesday, March 26, 2014

You big ox AndroidManifest can be placed inside the it?


You Daniel, I MsgReceiver class (a class that inherits from BroadcastReceiver) as an internal class and placed in an Activity for updates on the Activity display when receiving broadcasts.
In AndroidManifest.xml, if something like this can be placed inside the , eclipse would be an error, the error is: The element must be a direct child of the < application> element. But after Problems in the wrong delete out, it works:
android: label = "@ string / app_name"
android: screenOrientation = "portrait">






If like this on the outside , although the eclipse does not complain, but the runtime will crash, reported instances can not be created MsgReceiver exception:
android: label = "@ string / app_name"
android: screenOrientation = "portrait">






I use downloaded from the official website ADT bundle development, SDK 4.3, the test machine is a 2.3 system. Will be placed AndroidManifest in inside it? If not, between the Receiver and the need to update the Activity should be what is the relationship? How to communicate? Thank you!
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cited landlord u011150442 reply:
you Daniel, I MsgReceiver class (a class that inherits from BroadcastReceiver) as an internal class and placed in an Activity, used to update the contents displayed on the Activity when receiving broadcasts.
In AndroidManifest.xml, if something like this can be placed inside the , eclipse would be an error, the error is: The element must be a direct child of the < application> element. But after Problems in the wrong delete out, it works:
android: label = "@ string / app_name"
android: screenOrientation = "portrait">






If like this on the outside , although the eclipse does not complain, but the runtime will crash, reported instances can not be created MsgReceiver exception:
android: label = "@ string / app_name"
android: screenOrientation = "portrait">






I use downloaded from the official website ADT bundle development, SDK 4.3, the test machine is a 2.3 system. Will be placed AndroidManifest in inside it? If not, between the Receiver and the need to update the Activity should be what is the relationship? How to communicate? Thank you!

In fact, you can register the broadcast through the code inside the Activity
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To be on the outside, so write
MsgReceiver got to be defined as static, no current context activity of. May also need an empty constructor, do not remember, huh

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cited a floor guoyoulei520 reply:
In fact, you can register through the code inside Activity broadcast


I ask specifically how to register? Give an example? Thank you!
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reference to the third floor u011150442 reply:
Quote: references to a floor guoyoulei520 reply:

In fact, you can register broadcast

through code inside the Activity
I ask specifically how to register? Give an example? Thank you!

Many online
http://www.cnblogs.com/qianlifeng/archive/2011 / 03/06/1972305.html
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Registered way Android receiver includes dynamic and static registration registration. Dynamic registration refers to create an instance of a subclass BroadcastReceiver receiver need to be registered in the class, and then use registerReceiver () function is registered receiver and action appropriate filters. The receiver dynamic registration is only valid in the program is running. Static registration required AndroidManifest registration, registered a manner similar to what you write second AndroidManifest, but this approach requires inherited BroadcastReceiver in a separate class, the inner class is of no use. Static registered Whether you are starting a program are valid.

You can see if you are using a kind of registration, if you are using a dynamic registration, simply put AndroidManifest in part can be deleted; If it is a static registration, can not be used inside the class.



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references, 5th Floor forcoding2 reply: Registered way
Android receiver includes dynamic and static registration registration. Dynamic registration refers to create an instance of a subclass BroadcastReceiver receiver need to be registered in the class, and then use registerReceiver () function is registered receiver and action appropriate filters. The receiver dynamic registration is only valid in the program is running. Static registration required AndroidManifest registration, registered a manner similar to what you write second AndroidManifest, but this approach requires inherited BroadcastReceiver in a separate class, the inner class is of no use. Static registered Whether you are starting a program are valid.

You can see if you are using a kind of registration, if you are using a dynamic registration, simply put AndroidManifest in part can be deleted; If it is a static registration, can not be used inside the class.

Registration is possible to use a static inner classes, inner classes can only use static methods or members of the outer class, no external class context.
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reference to the 6th floor tantahe reply:
Quote: references, 5th Floor forcoding2 reply:

Registered way Android receiver includes dynamic and static registration registration. Dynamic registration refers to create an instance of a subclass BroadcastReceiver receiver need to be registered in the class, and then use registerReceiver () function is registered receiver and action appropriate filters. The receiver dynamic registration is only valid in the program is running. Static registration required AndroidManifest registration, registered a manner similar to what you write second AndroidManifest, but this approach requires inherited BroadcastReceiver in a separate class, the inner class is of no use. Static registered Whether you are starting a program are valid.

You can see if you are using a kind of registration, if you are using a dynamic registration, simply put AndroidManifest in part can be deleted; If it is a static registration, can not be used inside the class.

Registration is possible to use a static inner classes, inner classes can only use static methods or members of the outer class, no external class context.


You mean the use of static inner classes modified it? If not, then the concrete is how to achieve it?
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Not allow a class to inherit both inherited Activity and broadcast it?
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reference to the 7th floor yuanshisenlin123 reply:
Quote: references to the 6th floor tantahe reply:

Quote: references, 5th Floor forcoding2 reply:

Registered way Android receiver includes dynamic and static registration registration. Dynamic registration refers to create an instance of a subclass BroadcastReceiver receiver need to be registered in the class, and then use registerReceiver () function is registered receiver and action appropriate filters. The receiver dynamic registration is only valid in the program is running. Static registration required AndroidManifest registration, registered a manner similar to what you write second AndroidManifest, but this approach requires inherited BroadcastReceiver in a separate class, the inner class is of no use. Static registered Whether you are starting a program are valid.

You can see if you are using a kind of registration, if you are using a dynamic registration, simply put AndroidManifest in part can be deleted; If it is a static registration, can not be used inside the class.

Registration is possible to use a static inner classes, inner classes can only use static methods or members of the outer class, no external class context.


You mean the use of static inner classes modified it? If not, then the concrete is how to achieve it?

Is modified with static.
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reference to the 8th floor wenyunlong3639 reply:
not allow a class to inherit both inherited Activity and broadcast it?

Java does not have multiple inheritance.

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