How to add values from MainActivity to list in SecondActivity












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I have a problem with adding values to list which is in SecondActivity. In MainActivity I set text in EditText boxes and send to second class. For the first time values are adding, but when I back to previous activity and one more time set text and send it, values in the list are replaced, not added. Someone know what is the source of this problem?










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  • Maybe problem is with closing SecondActivity? I'm using finish(), is it right?
    – newbieHere
    Nov 11 at 16:18










  • Make that list static if you want to keep it
    – Lucefer
    Nov 11 at 16:31










  • How are you sending data?
    – gratien asimbahwe
    Nov 11 at 16:35










  • I don´t reccomend you pass the list from the bundle, because if your list is huge that throw an exception and your app crash, like @Lucefer say´s make static to keep it and set null when you don´t use it.
    – Daniel Carreto
    Nov 11 at 17:02










  • Ok gr8! I created static list and it works! Thank you so much
    – newbieHere
    Nov 11 at 19:54
















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I have a problem with adding values to list which is in SecondActivity. In MainActivity I set text in EditText boxes and send to second class. For the first time values are adding, but when I back to previous activity and one more time set text and send it, values in the list are replaced, not added. Someone know what is the source of this problem?










share|improve this question
























  • Maybe problem is with closing SecondActivity? I'm using finish(), is it right?
    – newbieHere
    Nov 11 at 16:18










  • Make that list static if you want to keep it
    – Lucefer
    Nov 11 at 16:31










  • How are you sending data?
    – gratien asimbahwe
    Nov 11 at 16:35










  • I don´t reccomend you pass the list from the bundle, because if your list is huge that throw an exception and your app crash, like @Lucefer say´s make static to keep it and set null when you don´t use it.
    – Daniel Carreto
    Nov 11 at 17:02










  • Ok gr8! I created static list and it works! Thank you so much
    – newbieHere
    Nov 11 at 19:54














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I have a problem with adding values to list which is in SecondActivity. In MainActivity I set text in EditText boxes and send to second class. For the first time values are adding, but when I back to previous activity and one more time set text and send it, values in the list are replaced, not added. Someone know what is the source of this problem?










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I have a problem with adding values to list which is in SecondActivity. In MainActivity I set text in EditText boxes and send to second class. For the first time values are adding, but when I back to previous activity and one more time set text and send it, values in the list are replaced, not added. Someone know what is the source of this problem?







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  • Maybe problem is with closing SecondActivity? I'm using finish(), is it right?
    – newbieHere
    Nov 11 at 16:18










  • Make that list static if you want to keep it
    – Lucefer
    Nov 11 at 16:31










  • How are you sending data?
    – gratien asimbahwe
    Nov 11 at 16:35










  • I don´t reccomend you pass the list from the bundle, because if your list is huge that throw an exception and your app crash, like @Lucefer say´s make static to keep it and set null when you don´t use it.
    – Daniel Carreto
    Nov 11 at 17:02










  • Ok gr8! I created static list and it works! Thank you so much
    – newbieHere
    Nov 11 at 19:54


















  • Maybe problem is with closing SecondActivity? I'm using finish(), is it right?
    – newbieHere
    Nov 11 at 16:18










  • Make that list static if you want to keep it
    – Lucefer
    Nov 11 at 16:31










  • How are you sending data?
    – gratien asimbahwe
    Nov 11 at 16:35










  • I don´t reccomend you pass the list from the bundle, because if your list is huge that throw an exception and your app crash, like @Lucefer say´s make static to keep it and set null when you don´t use it.
    – Daniel Carreto
    Nov 11 at 17:02










  • Ok gr8! I created static list and it works! Thank you so much
    – newbieHere
    Nov 11 at 19:54
















Maybe problem is with closing SecondActivity? I'm using finish(), is it right?
– newbieHere
Nov 11 at 16:18




Maybe problem is with closing SecondActivity? I'm using finish(), is it right?
– newbieHere
Nov 11 at 16:18












Make that list static if you want to keep it
– Lucefer
Nov 11 at 16:31




Make that list static if you want to keep it
– Lucefer
Nov 11 at 16:31












How are you sending data?
– gratien asimbahwe
Nov 11 at 16:35




How are you sending data?
– gratien asimbahwe
Nov 11 at 16:35












I don´t reccomend you pass the list from the bundle, because if your list is huge that throw an exception and your app crash, like @Lucefer say´s make static to keep it and set null when you don´t use it.
– Daniel Carreto
Nov 11 at 17:02




I don´t reccomend you pass the list from the bundle, because if your list is huge that throw an exception and your app crash, like @Lucefer say´s make static to keep it and set null when you don´t use it.
– Daniel Carreto
Nov 11 at 17:02












Ok gr8! I created static list and it works! Thank you so much
– newbieHere
Nov 11 at 19:54




Ok gr8! I created static list and it works! Thank you so much
– newbieHere
Nov 11 at 19:54












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try this in first activity:



String array = {"Hi", "there", "yeah"};
Intent goIntent = new Intent(this, NewAppActivity.class);
/*
* put extra with "array" as a key and the String with your values as the value to pass
* */
goIntent.putExtra("array", array);
startActivity(goIntent);


and in second activity:



Bundle extras = getIntent().getExtras();
if (extras != null) {
String array = extras.getStringArray("array");
}





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    try this in first activity:



    String array = {"Hi", "there", "yeah"};
    Intent goIntent = new Intent(this, NewAppActivity.class);
    /*
    * put extra with "array" as a key and the String with your values as the value to pass
    * */
    goIntent.putExtra("array", array);
    startActivity(goIntent);


    and in second activity:



    Bundle extras = getIntent().getExtras();
    if (extras != null) {
    String array = extras.getStringArray("array");
    }





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      try this in first activity:



      String array = {"Hi", "there", "yeah"};
      Intent goIntent = new Intent(this, NewAppActivity.class);
      /*
      * put extra with "array" as a key and the String with your values as the value to pass
      * */
      goIntent.putExtra("array", array);
      startActivity(goIntent);


      and in second activity:



      Bundle extras = getIntent().getExtras();
      if (extras != null) {
      String array = extras.getStringArray("array");
      }





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        try this in first activity:



        String array = {"Hi", "there", "yeah"};
        Intent goIntent = new Intent(this, NewAppActivity.class);
        /*
        * put extra with "array" as a key and the String with your values as the value to pass
        * */
        goIntent.putExtra("array", array);
        startActivity(goIntent);


        and in second activity:



        Bundle extras = getIntent().getExtras();
        if (extras != null) {
        String array = extras.getStringArray("array");
        }





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        try this in first activity:



        String array = {"Hi", "there", "yeah"};
        Intent goIntent = new Intent(this, NewAppActivity.class);
        /*
        * put extra with "array" as a key and the String with your values as the value to pass
        * */
        goIntent.putExtra("array", array);
        startActivity(goIntent);


        and in second activity:



        Bundle extras = getIntent().getExtras();
        if (extras != null) {
        String array = extras.getStringArray("array");
        }






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