I've implemented a custom interface
inside my NetworkReceiver
public interface onNetworkStateChanged {
void onStateChange(int state);
}
I have set both of them on my Activity and Fragment
network = new NetworkReceiver();
network.setOnNetworkStateChanged(this);
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@Override
public void onStateChange(int state) {
if (state == NetworkReceiver.STATE_ON) {
networkState = state;
} else {
networkState = state;
}
}
And when the NetworkReceiver is trigger, it's always the listener inside the Activity who will be called and never the one in the fragment
Anyone have a idea ? or i need to implement a customCallback inside my fragment who the activity will trigger to call the Fragment ?
EDIT :
i'v put this on the onStateChange on the Activity
Fragment f = getFragmentManager().findFragmentByTag(Utils.FEED_FRAGMENT);
if (f instanceof FeedFragment) {
((FeedFragment) f).onStateChange(state);
}
Hard to say, because your code is incomplete. You should register a Fragment as a listener, seems setOnNetworkStateChanged(this)
uses Activity instance.
Or in the Activity you can find Fragment and directly call onStateChange(), so you'll get chained calls (same mechanics as onOptionsItemSelected).