I've never tried option #2 (it should work only in theory, but involves a bunch of hackery using reflection, since most of what you need is not exposed as public). Skip AndroidJavaObject and work at the AndroidJNI classes layer - create your own JNI class definitions and method signatures, and invoke them to retrieve an IntPtr response (then you can check if it's null or not).įrankly i think that option #1 is better and much easier (create a simple JAR with a few utility methods and invoke those from Unity). AlarmClock BlockedNumberContract BlockedNumberContract.BlockedNumbers Browser CalendarContract CalendarContract.Attendees CalendarContract.These will call getIntent() and getData(), do all the null checks and return the proper data (never return null). Uri imgUriUri.parse (imagePath) tImageURI (null) tImageURI (imgUri) This is a workaround for refreshing an ImageButton, which tries to cache the previous image Uri. For the above dependency you will need the following maven repo, add it to your project level adle. Answer 3: to use the returned uir from the calling activity and then set it to a imageview you can do this. To enable this support, add the following dependency and ensure that proguard rules are set accordingly: implementation ':ads-identifier:3.4.28.305. You can see this also when peeking into the constructor of this class:īefore trying to solve this particular scenario, what are you trying to achieve exactly ?įrom what i can think of, you have 2 options: Branch SDK supports Huawei devices without Google Mobile Services.
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AFAIK, there's no way to represent a null response from a method using Unity's AndroidJavaObject or AndroidJavaClass - in case a null is returned, the code will throw an exception (you cannot initialize a AndroidJavaObject class with a null reference). Next, you'll need to hook into the onNewIntent method specified inside the Activity lifecycle and set the intent. Click to expand.This means that this method can return null. Also, this.getIntent().getData() refers to the data associated with an incoming intent.
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