Activity not getting closed
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I am working on an app where I am drawing my custom lockscreen (An Activity) over the system's default lock.
Everything is working perfectly fine except one thing, I am using a reciever and whenever there is an incoming call, that reciever gets called and from inside that reciever I am closing the activity.
Note : This is happening only in case of OnePlus device, on any other device it's working perfectly.
private class CallStateListener extends PhoneStateListener {
@Override
public void onCallStateChanged(int state, String incomingNumber) {
OverlayActivity overlayActivity = new OverlayActivity();
switch (state) {
case TelephonyManager.CALL_STATE_RINGING:
// System.out.println("RINGING");
overlayActivity.finish();
// System.out.println("Activity has been closed!!");
break;
}
}
}
Both the lines before and after the code where I am closing the activity is working completely fine, but the activity is not getting closed.
java
android 
android-activity edited Nov 23 at 6:51
scienticious
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I am working on an app where I am drawing my custom lockscreen (An Activity) over the system's default lock.
Everything is working perfectly fine except one thing, I am using a reciever and whenever there is an incoming call, that reciever gets called and from inside that reciever I am closing the activity.
Note : This is happening only in case of OnePlus device, on any other device it's working perfectly.
private class CallStateListener extends PhoneStateListener {
@Override
public void onCallStateChanged(int state, String incomingNumber) {
OverlayActivity overlayActivity = new OverlayActivity();
switch (state) {
case TelephonyManager.CALL_STATE_RINGING:
// System.out.println("RINGING");
overlayActivity.finish();
// System.out.println("Activity has been closed!!");
break;
}
}
}
Both the lines before and after the code where I am closing the activity is working completely fine, but the activity is not getting closed.
java
android android-activity edited Nov 23 at 6:51
scienticious
171116
asked Nov 23 at 6:38
Kunal
4611
can you put your code which is actuality finishes Activity
– Chetan Joshi
Nov 23 at 6:43
@ChetanJoshi "overlayActivity.finish();", this is the code which closes the activity.
– Kunal
Nov 23 at 6:46
4
You're creating new activity object and trying to call finish on it. It doesn't work like that. You need get hold of the activity reference which is showing on the screen and then call finish on it.
– Samuel Robert
Nov 23 at 6:50
4
OverlayActivity overlayActivity = new OverlayActivity();you should never create an instance of activity. Only the system can create it. Also it makes totally no sense to finish the activity you have created and not shown.
– Vladyslav Matviienko
Nov 23 at 6:52
@Samuel Robert It was exactly what you have mentioned. +1 for pointing out :)
– Kunal
Nov 23 at 8:10
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I am working on an app where I am drawing my custom lockscreen (An Activity) over the system's default lock.
Everything is working perfectly fine except one thing, I am using a reciever and whenever there is an incoming call, that reciever gets called and from inside that reciever I am closing the activity.
Note : This is happening only in case of OnePlus device, on any other device it's working perfectly.
private class CallStateListener extends PhoneStateListener {
@Override
public void onCallStateChanged(int state, String incomingNumber) {
OverlayActivity overlayActivity = new OverlayActivity();
switch (state) {
case TelephonyManager.CALL_STATE_RINGING:
// System.out.println("RINGING");
overlayActivity.finish();
// System.out.println("Activity has been closed!!");
break;
}
}
}
Both the lines before and after the code where I am closing the activity is working completely fine, but the activity is not getting closed.
java
android android-activity edited Nov 23 at 6:51
scienticious
171116
asked Nov 23 at 6:38
Kunal
4611
I am working on an app where I am drawing my custom lockscreen (An Activity) over the system's default lock.
Everything is working perfectly fine except one thing, I am using a reciever and whenever there is an incoming call, that reciever gets called and from inside that reciever I am closing the activity.
Note : This is happening only in case of OnePlus device, on any other device it's working perfectly.
private class CallStateListener extends PhoneStateListener {
@Override
public void onCallStateChanged(int state, String incomingNumber) {
OverlayActivity overlayActivity = new OverlayActivity();
switch (state) {
case TelephonyManager.CALL_STATE_RINGING:
// System.out.println("RINGING");
overlayActivity.finish();
// System.out.println("Activity has been closed!!");
break;
}
}
}
Both the lines before and after the code where I am closing the activity is working completely fine, but the activity is not getting closed.
java
android android-activity java
android android-activity edited Nov 23 at 6:51
scienticious
171116
asked Nov 23 at 6:38
Kunal
4611
edited Nov 23 at 6:51
scienticious
171116
asked Nov 23 at 6:38
Kunal
4611
edited Nov 23 at 6:51
scienticious
171116
edited Nov 23 at 6:51
scienticious
171116
edited Nov 23 at 6:51
scienticious
171116
171116
asked Nov 23 at 6:38
Kunal
4611
asked Nov 23 at 6:38
Kunal
4611
asked Nov 23 at 6:38
Kunal
4611
4611
can you put your code which is actuality finishes Activity
– Chetan Joshi
Nov 23 at 6:43
@ChetanJoshi "overlayActivity.finish();", this is the code which closes the activity.
– Kunal
Nov 23 at 6:46
4
You're creating new activity object and trying to call finish on it. It doesn't work like that. You need get hold of the activity reference which is showing on the screen and then call finish on it.
– Samuel Robert
Nov 23 at 6:50
4
OverlayActivity overlayActivity = new OverlayActivity();you should never create an instance of activity. Only the system can create it. Also it makes totally no sense to finish the activity you have created and not shown.
– Vladyslav Matviienko
Nov 23 at 6:52
@Samuel Robert It was exactly what you have mentioned. +1 for pointing out :)
– Kunal
Nov 23 at 8:10
|
show 1 more comment
can you put your code which is actuality finishes Activity
– Chetan Joshi
Nov 23 at 6:43
@ChetanJoshi "overlayActivity.finish();", this is the code which closes the activity.
– Kunal
Nov 23 at 6:46
4
You're creating new activity object and trying to call finish on it. It doesn't work like that. You need get hold of the activity reference which is showing on the screen and then call finish on it.
– Samuel Robert
Nov 23 at 6:50
4
OverlayActivity overlayActivity = new OverlayActivity();you should never create an instance of activity. Only the system can create it. Also it makes totally no sense to finish the activity you have created and not shown.
– Vladyslav Matviienko
Nov 23 at 6:52
@Samuel Robert It was exactly what you have mentioned. +1 for pointing out :)
– Kunal
Nov 23 at 8:10
can you put your code which is actuality finishes Activity
– Chetan Joshi
Nov 23 at 6:43
can you put your code which is actuality finishes Activity
– Chetan Joshi
Nov 23 at 6:43
@ChetanJoshi "overlayActivity.finish();", this is the code which closes the activity.
– Kunal
Nov 23 at 6:46
@ChetanJoshi "overlayActivity.finish();", this is the code which closes the activity.
– Kunal
Nov 23 at 6:46
4
4
You're creating new activity object and trying to call finish on it. It doesn't work like that. You need get hold of the activity reference which is showing on the screen and then call finish on it.
– Samuel Robert
Nov 23 at 6:50
You're creating new activity object and trying to call finish on it. It doesn't work like that. You need get hold of the activity reference which is showing on the screen and then call finish on it.
– Samuel Robert
Nov 23 at 6:50
4
4
OverlayActivity overlayActivity = new OverlayActivity(); you should never create an instance of activity. Only the system can create it. Also it makes totally no sense to finish the activity you have created and not shown.– Vladyslav Matviienko
Nov 23 at 6:52
OverlayActivity overlayActivity = new OverlayActivity(); you should never create an instance of activity. Only the system can create it. Also it makes totally no sense to finish the activity you have created and not shown.– Vladyslav Matviienko
Nov 23 at 6:52
@Samuel Robert It was exactly what you have mentioned. +1 for pointing out :)
– Kunal
Nov 23 at 8:10
@Samuel Robert It was exactly what you have mentioned. +1 for pointing out :)
– Kunal
Nov 23 at 8:10
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And if you are creating Activity Object its not working at all you
needs and Actual Activity Object or Context of Activity to close it.
answered Nov 23 at 6:51
Chetan Joshi
3,45111420
And if you are creating Activity Object its not working at all you needs and Actual Activity Object or Context of Activity to close it. This was the issue, i was creating a new instance of the activity and calling finish() on that. Thanks for pointing out.
– Kunal
Nov 23 at 8:13
@Kunal if my answer helpful for you then please upvote and accept it.
– Chetan Joshi
Nov 23 at 9:00
your partial answer was helpful, so if you could edit and remove rest of the part i will accept the answer.
– Kunal
Nov 23 at 10:18
@kunal i have removed first section of answer .
– Chetan Joshi
Nov 23 at 11:09
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And if you are creating Activity Object its not working at all you
needs and Actual Activity Object or Context of Activity to close it.
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And if you are creating Activity Object its not working at all you needs and Actual Activity Object or Context of Activity to close it. This was the issue, i was creating a new instance of the activity and calling finish() on that. Thanks for pointing out.
– Kunal
Nov 23 at 8:13
@Kunal if my answer helpful for you then please upvote and accept it.
– Chetan Joshi
Nov 23 at 9:00
your partial answer was helpful, so if you could edit and remove rest of the part i will accept the answer.
– Kunal
Nov 23 at 10:18
@kunal i have removed first section of answer .
– Chetan Joshi
Nov 23 at 11:09
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And if you are creating Activity Object its not working at all you
needs and Actual Activity Object or Context of Activity to close it.
answered Nov 23 at 6:51
Chetan Joshi
3,45111420
And if you are creating Activity Object its not working at all you needs and Actual Activity Object or Context of Activity to close it. This was the issue, i was creating a new instance of the activity and calling finish() on that. Thanks for pointing out.
– Kunal
Nov 23 at 8:13
@Kunal if my answer helpful for you then please upvote and accept it.
– Chetan Joshi
Nov 23 at 9:00
your partial answer was helpful, so if you could edit and remove rest of the part i will accept the answer.
– Kunal
Nov 23 at 10:18
@kunal i have removed first section of answer .
– Chetan Joshi
Nov 23 at 11:09
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And if you are creating Activity Object its not working at all you
needs and Actual Activity Object or Context of Activity to close it.
answered Nov 23 at 6:51
Chetan Joshi
3,45111420
And if you are creating Activity Object its not working at all you
needs and Actual Activity Object or Context of Activity to close it.
answered Nov 23 at 6:51
Chetan Joshi
3,45111420
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answered Nov 23 at 6:51
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answered Nov 23 at 6:51
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answered Nov 23 at 6:51
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And if you are creating Activity Object its not working at all you needs and Actual Activity Object or Context of Activity to close it. This was the issue, i was creating a new instance of the activity and calling finish() on that. Thanks for pointing out.
– Kunal
Nov 23 at 8:13
@Kunal if my answer helpful for you then please upvote and accept it.
– Chetan Joshi
Nov 23 at 9:00
your partial answer was helpful, so if you could edit and remove rest of the part i will accept the answer.
– Kunal
Nov 23 at 10:18
@kunal i have removed first section of answer .
– Chetan Joshi
Nov 23 at 11:09
add a comment |
And if you are creating Activity Object its not working at all you needs and Actual Activity Object or Context of Activity to close it. This was the issue, i was creating a new instance of the activity and calling finish() on that. Thanks for pointing out.
– Kunal
Nov 23 at 8:13
@Kunal if my answer helpful for you then please upvote and accept it.
– Chetan Joshi
Nov 23 at 9:00
your partial answer was helpful, so if you could edit and remove rest of the part i will accept the answer.
– Kunal
Nov 23 at 10:18
@kunal i have removed first section of answer .
– Chetan Joshi
Nov 23 at 11:09
And if you are creating Activity Object its not working at all you needs and Actual Activity Object or Context of Activity to close it. This was the issue, i was creating a new instance of the activity and calling finish() on that. Thanks for pointing out.
– Kunal
Nov 23 at 8:13
And if you are creating Activity Object its not working at all you needs and Actual Activity Object or Context of Activity to close it. This was the issue, i was creating a new instance of the activity and calling finish() on that. Thanks for pointing out.
– Kunal
Nov 23 at 8:13
@Kunal if my answer helpful for you then please upvote and accept it.
– Chetan Joshi
Nov 23 at 9:00
@Kunal if my answer helpful for you then please upvote and accept it.
– Chetan Joshi
Nov 23 at 9:00
your partial answer was helpful, so if you could edit and remove rest of the part i will accept the answer.
– Kunal
Nov 23 at 10:18
your partial answer was helpful, so if you could edit and remove rest of the part i will accept the answer.
– Kunal
Nov 23 at 10:18
@kunal i have removed first section of answer .
– Chetan Joshi
Nov 23 at 11:09
@kunal i have removed first section of answer .
– Chetan Joshi
Nov 23 at 11:09
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can you put your code which is actuality finishes Activity
– Chetan Joshi
Nov 23 at 6:43
@ChetanJoshi "overlayActivity.finish();", this is the code which closes the activity.
– Kunal
Nov 23 at 6:46
4
You're creating new activity object and trying to call finish on it. It doesn't work like that. You need get hold of the activity reference which is showing on the screen and then call finish on it.
– Samuel Robert
Nov 23 at 6:50
4
OverlayActivity overlayActivity = new OverlayActivity();you should never create an instance of activity. Only the system can create it. Also it makes totally no sense to finish the activity you have created and not shown.– Vladyslav Matviienko
Nov 23 at 6:52
@Samuel Robert It was exactly what you have mentioned. +1 for pointing out :)
– Kunal
Nov 23 at 8:10