In my MainActivity I have the bluetooth connection process happening and I'd like to constantly send the data arriving to another Activity ( UI ), so that it can be properly displayed to the user.
I was able to "sort of" do it in the following manner, but it is not exactly what I'm looking for, since the UI activity gets restarted every time I have new data incoming, and therefore the "activity starting" animation happens everytime. This update shouldn't be noticeable for the user. Is there any way I can use Intents to pass the data I need constantly from MainActivity to UI without restarting UI everytime?
How it is working as of now, with the undesirable UI restarting:
On the first activity ( MainActivity ):
Intent UIdata = new Intent(MainActivity.this, UI.class);
UIdata.putExtra("data", finalData);
startActivity(UIdata);
And on the second activity ( UI ):
Bundle dataIn = getIntent().getExtras();
if (dataIn != null){
String UIdataIn = dataIn.getString("data");
}
Thanks!
Att Lang
What you want to do is logically flawed. An Activity is only "active" while it's in the front. If you need something which send/receives data continuously even when in background you need to user a Service .
From there you have multiple possibilities to updated the UI of your running activity, for example:
1) The service can broadcast intents and the activity can have a listener which listens to intents
2) You can bind an activity to a service and then use methods/variables defined in the service.
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