I need to create a Timer to update the UI at regular intervals. But the Swing Timer class is not available on Android. How can I work around this problem ? (I would avoid creating threads and then use the Timer class from java.util package)
+5
A:
You could use a Handler
and the postAtTime()
method or the postDelayed()
method. This will allow you to schedule a Runnable
to be executed at some point in the future.
Dave Webb
2010-01-05 11:27:43
+3
A:
Well, for your problem Handler class would suffice(+1 to Dave :)).
FYI, there are other classes namely AlarmManager, Timer & TimerTask that can help with timing the runs of your code.
Samuh
2010-01-05 11:52:38