SandboxedSdkProviderCompat

public final void attachContext(@NonNull Context context)

Sets the SDK Context which can then be received using SandboxedSdkProviderCompat.context

This is called before SandboxedSdkProviderCompat.onLoadSdk is invoked. No operations requiring a Context should be performed before then, as SandboxedSdkProviderCompat.context will return null until this method has been called.

public void beforeUnloadSdk()

Does the work needed for the SDK to free its resources before being unloaded.

This function is called by the SDK sandbox manager before it unloads the SDK. The SDK should fail any invocations on the Binder previously returned to the client through SandboxedSdkCompat.getInterface

The SDK should not do any long-running tasks here, like I/O and network calls.

public final Context getContext()

Context previously set through SandboxedSdkProviderCompat.attachContext. This will return null if no context has been previously set.

public abstract @NonNull View getView(
    @NonNull Context windowContext,
    @NonNull Bundle params,
    int width,
    int height
)

Requests a view to be remotely rendered to the client app process.

public abstract @NonNull SandboxedSdkCompat onLoadSdk(@NonNull Bundle params)

Does the work needed for the SDK to start handling requests.

This function is called by the SDK sandbox after it loads the SDK.

SDK should do any work to be ready to handle upcoming requests. It should not do any long-running tasks here, like I/O and network calls. Doing so can prevent the SDK from receiving requests from the client. Additionally, it should not do initialization that depends on other SDKs being loaded into the SDK sandbox.

The SDK should not do any operations requiring a Context object before this method has been called.