SdkSandboxActivityHandler
public
interface
SdkSandboxActivityHandler
| android.app.sdksandbox.sdkprovider.SdkSandboxActivityHandler |
This is used to notify the SDK when an Activity is created for it.
When an SDK wants to start an Activity, it should register an implementation of this
class by calling SdkSandboxController.registerSdkSandboxActivityHandler(android.app.sdksandbox.sdkprovider.SdkSandboxActivityHandler) that will
return an IBinder identifier for the registered SdkSandboxActivityHandler to The SDK.
The SDK should be notified about the Activity creation by calling onActivityCreated(android.app.Activity) which happens when the caller app calls
SdkSandboxManager.startSdkSandboxActivity(Activity, IBinder) using
the same IBinder identifier for the registered SdkSandboxActivityHandler.
Summary
Public methods | |
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abstract
void
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onActivityCreated(Activity activity)
Notifies SDK when an |
Public methods
onActivityCreated
public abstract void onActivityCreated (Activity activity)
Notifies SDK when an Activity gets created.
This function is called synchronously from the main thread of the Activity that is
getting created.
SDK is expected to call Activity#setContentView(View) to the passed Activity object to populate the view.
If SDK registers lifecycle callbacks over the passed Activity object using Activity.registerActivityLifecycleCallbacks(android.app.Application.ActivityLifecycleCallbacks), it is important to note that Application.ActivityLifecycleCallbacks.onActivityPreCreated(Activity, Bundle)
and Application.ActivityLifecycleCallbacks.onActivityCreated(Activity, Bundle) will not be triggered as onActivityCreated(android.app.Activity) is called at the
Activity creation stage. Then to know about the Activity state, SDKs should override
Application.ActivityLifecycleCallbacks.onActivityPostCreated(Activity, Bundle).
| Parameters | |
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activity |
Activity: the Activity gets created
This value cannot be null. |