Thank you all for your replies, they were really helpful.
I think I am going to launch an intent just before calling
setContentView() the first time the application starts up
followed by finish(), and call setContentView() all other
times.
Regards,
John Goche
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Oh yes that's right. You can simply have a splash screen launch activity
and have your logic there. Or still have your own application subclass and
have your launch logic in the application onCreate. Mostly a matter of
taste on how you do it though.
2011/12/23 Kostya Vasilyev
> The applicatio
The application object is not an entry point into an Android package. There
is no UI for the user to launch the application object.
Activities is what users launch, and is that what they see in the launcher.
24.12.2011 3:49 пользователь "Miguel Morales"
написал:
> I haven't done this myself but
I haven't done this myself but I *think* you dont have to set a default
activity.
You might then be able to subclass the Application class and override
onStart() and launch an intent there.
Again, not even sure if this is possible but might be a bit cleaner.
2011/12/23 Kostya Vasilyev
> Set conf
Set configuration activity as the launcher entry point in the manifest,
check your flags, start the main activity, call finish. Do it all inside
onCreate before setContentView.
Method 2, exactly opposite: set main activity as the entry point, check
flags, call startActivityForResult for the config
On Fri, Dec 23, 2011 at 6:31 PM, John Goche wrote:
> I am having the following issue. In my application I need to display
> activity A the first time the application is launched so that the user
> can configure some parameters on a form. When the user completes
> the form a preference is set so th
Hello,
I am having the following issue. In my application I need to display
activity A the first time the application is launched so that the user
can configure some parameters on a form. When the user completes
the form a preference is set so that every other time the user starts
the application
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