Why not to use AsyncTask class. For me, it is the best approach for your case.
(2011/11/14 9:56), BCS wrote:
move FetchEmails e outside of the curly braces and declare in the scope where you need to use it On Nov 13, 8:20 am, Stelios<s.kiay...@gmail.com> wrote:I am a beginner in Android platform and i have encountering a serious problem. I want to fetch emails from gmail and therefore i have created a class that does that. However when i run my class in android NetworkOnMainThreadException. So i have created new Thread with a new Runnable as below : public void onClick(View v) { new Thread(new Runnable() { public void run() { FetchEmails e = new FetchEmails(); } }).start(); } It worked fine but then i can't seem to have access to e.getMessage in order to get the actual email. Having this on mind i have implement Runnable to my FetchEMails class and done all the fetch code in run() which i have overidden. The last piece of code in run() is setting a variable to 'true'. Then in my Activity class i have instantiate the class and i have done this : new Thread(e).start();. Below i have a while loop to check wether the class has finished to the end of run() method (by checking if the variable is true). So now i have created my new theard which does not intefere with the UI and when the code is finished i want to get the message. But it seems that i still get the NetworkOnMainThreadException error. Any help with that is apprecieted. Thanks.
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