My activity uses an adapter that needs a context
@EActivity
public class MyActivity extends Activity {
@Bean
MyAdapter adapter;
}
The adapter in itself:
@EBean
public class MyAdapter extends Adapter {
@RootContext
Context context;
}
Whn I open the generated activity, I see:
adapter = MyAdapter_.getInstance_(getActivity());
The Activity context leaks memory. I wanna change it to Application Context I could do that using a setter, I suppose, but I gotta time it somehow, so can I make AndroidAnnotations pass Application Context instead?
You cannot pass the app Context
with @RootContext
, but you can inject the application object with @App
:
@EApplication
public class MyApp extends Application {
...
}
// do not forget to register MyApp_ in the manifest
@App
MyApp myApp;
Then you can use that as the app Context
.