Simple answer: if you are implementing a component like Activity, Service,
and ContentProvider, don't implement a constructor. (That is just use the
default empty constructor). Whatever you think you want to do in the
constructor... you very like don't, and should do in onCreate() instead.
On W
On Wed, Aug 11, 2010 at 3:10 AM, Scott Herbert <
scott.a.herb...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> I'm new to Java (and be extension Android)
>
I highly recommend you go learn Java on it's own outside of Android. You're
trying to run before you walk and you're going to be tripping and falling
all over th
I don't understand. What is the relationship between the Activity for
which onCreate() is called and the object whose constructor is called?
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Firstly I hope this isn't too basic a question, I'm new to Java (and
be extension Android) so please forgive me if it's obvious to everyone
else, but I couldn't find the answer via Google.
I have a simple app I'm writing primary because I and at least one of
my friends want it but also to learn Ja
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