Android :: How To Close An Intent
Nov 5, 2010Code...
i want to:
browserIntent.close or something... browserIntent.finish();? how to?

Code...
i want to:
browserIntent.close or something... browserIntent.finish();? how to?
I'm launching a webbrowser via an intent, which allows my app user to login to Google Docs in a 2-legged oauth dance. This works fine, and the browser callback comes to my app with the right authentication string.
I just want to be able to kill that browser window once we are done - having it sitting there is confusing and messy.
How can I kill a browser window I started up?
I just ran into a problem when trying to launch the phone's email app via a button in the options menu because as soon as I click the button in the emulator it causes a force close error.
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if b start, I want to close b and then go to a, if b doesn't start(possible will go to c from a doesn't via b), it will also go to a but do nothing for b
how can I do for that?
I have a app,the structure composed three .java, 1.java,2.java,3.java
their relationship is: 1->2->3 and 3 can go back to 1
when i was back to 1 from 3, i want to close the 2, how to do this?
I have been developing an app, and I need to close another app in my code. Does anyone know any api to call to close an app?
BTW: my app will be pre-installed.
Maybe it's an easy question, but I've tried to understand why all the content providers seem not to close the DB that they use. In the NotePadProvider example (in other providers is similar), it's used a Helper to manage the DB (that extends of SQLiteOpenHelper).
This helper has a method to close the DB (http://developer.android.com/ reference/android/database/sqlite/SQLiteOpenHelper.html#close%28%29), but in all the providers that I have seen (even in the example), this method is never used.
For example, in the query method of the NotPadProvider we use the helper to open a DB
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The mOpenHelper is create in the "onCreate()" method, but there is no reference to a mOpenHelper.close() in all the provider (maybe because there is no "close()" method in ContentProvider).
Do we need to close the SQLiteOpenHelper object? When we use it inside a ContentProvider, where is the right place to close it?
I had ShootMe running, but later when I shook my phone it didn't take a screen shot, so when I went back to it, I saw that I had to re-open it. Does Android keep closing it after a while?
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View 4 Replies View RelatedIn my android app, I wanted to start an activity 'B' from initial activity 'A'. I have created classes for both of these. However when using following code to start B, I get runtime error as application has stopped unexpectedly, try again.
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I have two questions:
When there are multiple activities entries in AndroidManifest.xml, how does android know which activity to start first?
I could not understand intent-filters.
Here is my partial AndroidManifest.xml
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I have an application that open an other class using intent :
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In Repository.class we have the onActivityResult method :
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I don't know how I can return the value of num to the first class (that create Repository.class).
I would like to know if there is any URI or action to go to a calendar app loaded in the mobile.
The question is similar to http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3116147/intent-uri-to-go-to-favorite-contacts
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So, which one is it, and how to listen for this intent?
Is it possible to get the Activity from an Intent?
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View 1 Replies View Related" The application com.sym.activitu(process com.sym.activity) has stopped unexpectly. Please try again "the above msg occur in running time so please give solution
View 2 Replies View RelatedI've noticed that whenever I introduce some new awful bug to my app and it crashes, Android just keeps starting it up over and over again. I eventually have to hit the dial button on the phone just to make my app lose focus. I searched this group's posts and the developer documents.I can't find anything about this. Is this usual behavior? If so, is there some way to disable it? Maybe it's just my coming from a desktop background, but I kind of think that when something is closed, it should stay closed, especially if the reason it was closed was that it crashed. And of course, I hope my final app never force closes, but with all the different hardware you never know.
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