FHActCallback (Feedhenry Android SDK Library 3.1.0 API)

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public interface FHActCallback
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An FHActCallback will be used to execute code after a FH API request finishes running on a background thread. This will make sure the UI thread does not block. The success(com.feedhenry.sdk.FHResponse) and fail(com.feedhenry.sdk.FHResponse) methods will run on the UI thread. You can either implement this interface in your app's own classes or using anonymous inner classes. For example: Implementing as part of a class: public class Foo implements FHActCallback { @Override public void success(FHResponse pResp){ //process response data } @Override public void fail(FHResponse pResp){ //process error data } } ... FHActRequest request = FH.buildActRequest("readData, new JSONObject()); request.executeAsync(this); Using an anonymous class: FHActRequest request = FH.buildActRequest("readData", new JSONObject()); request.executeAsync(new FHActCallback(){ @Override public void success(FHResponse pResp){ //process response data } @Override public void fail(FHResponse pResp){ //process error data } });

Methods
Modifier and Type	Method and Description
`void`	`fail(FHResponse pResponse)` Will be run if the action call is failed
`void`	`success(FHResponse pResponse)` Will be run if the action call is successful

Interface FHActCallback