J2ME, Can't call notifyDestroyed() from Canvas...

[boki]

Hi, All,
Can I call notifyDestroyed() from Canvas...?

XXX extends Canvas()
{
....
MIDlet.notifyDestroyed();
....
}


Erorr Output:
-----------------------
non-static method notifyDestroyed() cannot be referenced from a static context
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If I want to call notifyDestroyed() from Canvas, how should I do ?


Thank you very much.

Best regards,
Boki.

 

[Tor Iver Wilhelmsen]

If I want to call notifyDestroyed() from Canvas, how should I do ?

Call it from an instance (non-static) method.

 

[Boki]

Got it!

Thank you very much!

Best regards,
Boki.

 

[Darryl Pierce]

Hi, All,
Can I call notifyDestroyed() from Canvas...?

You can call it from *anywhere*, provided you have a reference to the
*active* MIDlet.

 

[Antagonist]

may be i am late about 4 years , but for every one who will read this ,

a just crash into the same problem ,so i came up with this solution....

MidleCLass{

public static MidletCLass ME;

public MidletCLass(){

MidletCLass.ME = this;
}

}

after this... you can reference the notifyDestroyed() from anywhere else
, and from any canvas class in the project by this code:

MidletCLass.ME.notifyDestroyed();

and you only spend a tiny amount of memory for a reference toward the midlet


enjoy;