This one bit me as well, running Jelly Bean 4.2. After researching, it seems that it’s happening because of a combination of Keep-Alive being set and using the standard J2SE HTTP Client, which I believe is HttpURLConnection. There are 2 solutions that I can confirm are correct. 1) Switch off Keep-Alive. For me, the solution … Read more
The main idea of IntDef annotation is to use set of int constants like an enum, but without enum. In this case you have to declare all constants manually. @IntDef({Status.IDLE, Status.PROCESSING, Status.DONE, Status.CANCELLED}) @Retention(RetentionPolicy.SOURCE) @interface Status { int IDLE = 0; int PROCESSING = 1; int DONE = 2; int CANCELLED = 3; } You … Read more
AndroidAnnotations uses compile time annotation processing. It generates a sub class with an underscore apppended to the original name (MyActivity_ generated from MyActivity). So to have it work you always have to use the generated class for references instead of your original class. It has a very rich feature set, see the list of available … Read more
@RequiresApi – Denotes that the annotated element should only be called on the given API level or higher. @TargetApi – Indicates that Lint should treat this type as targeting a given API level, no matter what the project target is.