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I'm using a class that I serialize in my Android Phone app, and deserialize in my Android Wear app. They are both in the same Android Studio Project, and are deployed as one.
How can I share the class between the two without having a copy of the class in each package? Right now I'm copy/pasting it, but is there any way for me to include it in both apps?
The directory structure being:
./ mobile/ ...src/etc wear/ ...src/etc How do I handle common classes?
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The Android intent resolver is best used when sending data to another app as part of a well-defined task flow. To use the Android intent resolver, create an intent and add extras as you would if you were to call the Android Sharesheet. However, do not call Intent.
The Application class in Android is the base class within an Android app that contains all other components such as activities and services. The Application class, or any subclass of the Application class, is instantiated before any other class when the process for your application/package is created.
You can create a new "Android Library" Module in the project, and place your common classes there.
Then you simply add it as a dependency of both the Mobile and Wear modules (in Project Structure -> Dependencies -> Add -> Module dependency). That way you can create/use instances of these classes from both modules.
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