I'm perplexed why I cannot access my global variables from my service. I can access them from other activities just fine....
global var class:
public class Global extends Application {
private static final String TAG = "Global Class";
int test;
public int getTest()
{
return test;
}
Main Activity I use this test code:
Global appState = ((Global)getApplication()); //Context());
appState.setTest(555);
Log.e("SETTEST",new Integer(appState.getTest()).toString());
Result is 555
Another activity I use the same code:
Global appState = ((Global)getApplication()); //Context());
Log.e("SETTEST",new Integer(appState.getTest()).toString());
Result is 555
FInally in my service, I use the same code as above:
Global appState = ((Global)getApplication()); //Context());
Log.e("SETTEST",new Integer(appState.getTest()).toString());
and I get big, fat 0 back.
Please help. I've spent 3 hours on this so far. I've tried using getApplication, and getApplicationContext
Also, manifest looks like this:
...
<application android:icon="@drawable/signal" android:label="@string/app_ name" android:name="<absolute path>.util.Global">
<service
android:name=".util.MyService"
android:process=":MyService"
android:icon="@drawable/airplane"
android:label="@string/service_name"
>
</service>
**I just tried using a singleton class as well according to this post. same troubles as above:
Android - Global variables?
Your service is running remotely because you've got this:
android:process=":MyService"
in the manifest definition for the service.
This means that it is running an a completely separate process. You can't share global variables using static variables that way.
If you don't need your service to run in a separate process, then just remove the "android:process" line and you'll be good.
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