You could also have just one AyncTask doing all three tasks...
...
public Result doInBackground(Param parm) {
boolean result1 = callSomeTask1();
if (result1) {
callSomeTask2();
}
else {
calSomeTask3();
}
}
private boolean callSomeTask1() {
...
...
}
private voi
Many thanks like always Kostya Vasilyev , you're a Guru
It works!. I thoght that these could't do it.
On 29 abr, 12:49, Kostya Vasilyev wrote:
> You should be able to start AsyncTask2 or AsyncTask3 in AsyncTask1's
> onPostExecute:
>
> http://developer.android.com/reference/android/os/AsyncTas
You should be able to start AsyncTask2 or AsyncTask3 in AsyncTask1's
onPostExecute:
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/os/AsyncTask.html#onPostExecute(Result)
The Result is whatever is returned from AsyncTask1.doInBackground().
-- Kostya
29.04.2011 10:56, ABSOLUT пишет:
Sorry. My
Sorry. My english is limited. I try to pura an example.
Asyntask1
(When asyntask 1 finish depending of boolean result)
If asyntask result is true execute asyntask 2
If asyntask result is false execute asyntask 3
These is what I want
Many thanks
On 29 abr, 02:48, Streets Of Boston wrote:
> I
I think you mean that one asynctask's background process has to finish
before another asynctask's background process can start.
This is per design in pre-Donut and in Honeycomb and later. All AsyncTasks
use a pool of only one thread. If one asynctasks is 'using' it, others can't
and have to wait
I'm having trouble understanding your problem.
>From your post, you have 2 AsyncTasks. Launching task B depends upon the
result of task A. So, the tasks will run sequentially by design. Is there a
specific error that this scenario is generating an error for you? That is,
are you having a probl
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