Numberformatexception In Android, Parsedouble Geopoint

Having this problem with my android app I struggled with this for some time now, and went through alot of similar threads but never really solved it. I haven't managed to recreate

Solution 1:

You're not handling the NumberFormatException in the first place, which is bad practice even if you weren't having crashes. Split that line up, parse the doubles first, and be sure to catch the NumberFormatException and handle it appropriately (e.g. throw an alert dialog, place a default value, etc.) in case for some reason the value in getLat() or getLon() are not parseable, which is what is apparently happening in these cases.

double lat = 0, lng = 0;
String sLat = sitesList.getLat().get(i);
String sLng = sitesList.getLng().get(i);
GeoPoint point;

try {
    lat = Double.parseDouble(sLat);
    lng = Double.parseDouble(sLng);

    //If it gets here, they parsed successfully
    point = new GeoPoint((int)(lat * 1e6), (int)(lng * 1e6));
} catch (NumberFormatException e) {
    Log.e("TAG", "Couldn't parse latitude and/or longitude");
}