So from a few days I've seen warning in my whole application about super.onPause(), super.onDestroy(), super.onResume() and etc. has been deprecated. I want to ask is if that means that in the future these methods will not be invoke as they were working before..and which is the new ways to control and invoke the specific things which I want to use or initialize in these methods. Fragments?
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1ActivityGroup has been decprecated – Blackbelt Oct 10 '12 at 12:03
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none of those methods have been deprecated,your Activity group has.You should look about Fragments instead – sokie Oct 10 '12 at 12:05
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Read the docs on ActivityGroup. Here's a relevant quote (which you seem to have read, but future readers might not):
This class is deprecated. Use the new Fragment and FragmentManager APIs instead; these are also available on older platforms through the Android compatibility package.
If I were you I'd replace the use of ActivityGroup if possible (i.e. assume they'll stop working as expected).
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Thanks anyway, I didn't realize that it was my ActivityGroup implementation not Activity : ) – hardartcore Oct 10 '12 at 14:17