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Global object of android app

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i am developing an android app. I have some activities in it. And i must have an object which can be available from all activities. Any ideas how to organize it?

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mmmaaak Avatar asked Mar 16 '12 06:03

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Use the global Application object in the following way:

package com.yourpackagename;

public class App extends Application {
}

In AndroidManifest.xml:

<application android:name=".App">

To access it from an Activity:

App globalApp = (App) getApplicationContext();

The App class will be instantiated automatically when the app starts. It will be available as long as the application process is alive. It can act as a global store in which you can put your things and have access to them throughout the application lifetime.

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Ashwin N Bhanushali Avatar answered Oct 31 '22 13:10

Ashwin N Bhanushali