I have a class which implements an Observer.
I have a method which is triggered in this class when the Obervered state changes, I want to sent out a broadcast in this method. This means my activity can listen for those broadcast messages and do something with the data.
This is what I have so far
public class DoStuff extends BroadcastReceiver implements Observer
{
public void observe(String message)
{
Log.d("TEST", "Inside observe() on DoStuff " + message);
// Here I want to send out a broadcast to MyActivity with message
// in the extras
}
}
I can't use context.sendBroadcast
, because I don't have access to the application context here, how can I achieve this?
Thanks in advance
Why do you use BroadcastReciever
to implement Observer
interface? I guess a Service
or an Application
are better candidates in case you really need access to a Context
instance. BroadcastRecievers
are only alive during onRecieve()
method call, so from my perspective it makes no sense to implement Observer
interface using them.