Hi,
Using the current stable version of monodroid, is there a way to add a
timeout to an async task. There are suggestions on stackoverflow in
Java, but nothing in C# specific to Android (well, none that google
threw back to me).
I'm making a http request and need it to return if there is no
On May 20, 2013, at 8:19 AM, Paul Johnson wrote:
> Using the current stable version of monodroid, is there a way to add a
> timeout to an async task.
Which Task? Android.OS.AsyncTask or System.Threading.Tasks.Task?
For TPL, this might be handy:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/pfxteam/archive/2
My app using Mono For Android randomly throws "Object reference not set to an
object" exceptions on Nexus 10 (only). On all other devices it works fine.
I can sometimes catch the exceptions in the debugger. The location these are
thrown from is random and does not seem to have anything to do with
Spencer wrote
> Try calling ca.NotifyDataSetChanged() after you've reloaded your adapter
> from the service.
What should be in that method? I put this method in the adapter, but not
sure how to implement. It gets called, but the list still doesn't get
displayed.
public override void NotifyDataSe
