How To Get Int Value From Asynctask

I want to get the Status value GetLoginDetails() method..but i dont know how to do it. Can any one help me to do this? Following is my work done.. LoginScreen.java publ

Solution 1:

In your onPostExecute...

Before the // Dismiss the progress dialog

//compare your status/integer value over here and depending on that, while dismissing the dialogif(pDialog.isShowing() && compareValue()){
                        pDialog.dismiss();
                    //show a custom dialog maybe or depending on your requirement carry on with your implementation
                    } else {
                      //show the message to the user (not signed in or invalid credentials dialog etc)                   
 }

Solution 2:

You have several choices:

• Use a Handler. You define it within your Activity, pass it to your AsyncTask via a new function like setHandler(Handler my_handler) and send a message from it.

• Use a local BroadcastReceiver. If you don't know how to do it, check this link, it's a great example and well explained.

---- EDIT ----

This would be an example of a Handler. In your Activity define something like this:

publicclassMyRcvDataextendsHandler {
  @OverridepublicvoidhandleMessage(Message msg) {
    Integeryour_int= msg.arg1;
    Log.d("MyClass", "My Integer is: " + your_int);
  }
}

Define an instance of that Handler. Save it as a class-wide instance, so you can access it whenever you need:

publicclassLoginScreenextendsActivityimplementsOnClickListener {
  ... Declarations ...
  MyRcvDatamyHandler=newMyRcvData();

In your AsyncTask, add a public method to set the handler, so the AsyncTask knows which handler to use to send messages.

publicvoidsetHandler(Handler h) { myHandler = h; }

Of course, that means you need to store the Handler in your AsyncTask as well. Declare it that way: Handler myHandler;

You have to call this method prior to calling execute(), so your MyRcvData has to be initialized prior to calling execute() too.

Now you just have to send your "message". In your AsyncTask, whenever you need to send your Integer to your Activity, you would do something like this:

Messagemsg= Message.obtain();
msg.arg1 = your_integer;
msg.sendMessage();

That will fire your handleMessage() above. I strongly recommend having a look at both the Message class and Handler class for further info.