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How To Send Sms In A Non-activity Class?

i have a service class, and a util class. in util class,i send a sms to a phone. but in util class ,there are many functions use params such as context,but the util extends nothing

Solution 1:

Just like this. set all pendingIntent null.

publicstaticbooleansmsSender(String to, String msg) {
    SmsManager smsManager = SmsManager.getDefault();
    try {

            List<String> contents = smsManager.divideMessage(msg);
            for (String content : contents){
                smsManager.sendTextMessage(to, null, content, null, null);
            }

        returntrue;
    } catch (Exception e) {
        // TODO: handle exception
        e.printStackTrace();
        returnfalse;
    }
}

Solution 2:

Try like this:

publicclassABCDextendsService{

           Utilutil=newUtil(this);

    }



publicclassUtil{
              privateContextcontext=null;
              publicUtil(Context context){
                    this.context = context;
              }
  }

Solution 3:

If I understand you right, you will have to pass the context as an argument when creating whatever object you are making with the util class.

So, I assume in your service class, you are making a Util class which sends the sms... I'll just make up some code that may fit what you are doing...

Within your service class, do this.

Utilutil=newUtil(this)

Doing that will create a Util object which has the context of the service, just make sure the Util class has a proper constructor to retain the context (for later use). Do this using this in your Util class

publicclassUtil {

    private Context c                //storage for the ContextpublicUtil(Context context){   //constructor for Utilthis.c = context;
    }
}

Hope that helps.

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