startActivityForResult
is meant to be used for situations where you want to select a piece of data, or perform some sort of action that your Activity
or application cannot do.
For example, you want to pick a contact, so you launch the contacts application, the user chooses the person they want, and you get sent the result. Or you want to take a photo, so you launch the camera application and ask it to send you the photo once it's done. This action is completely separate from your first activity that calls startActivityForResult
.
The Activity
you're launching will not send you the result until that Activity
has completed, i.e. finish()
has been called.
So in your case, you need to call this in SecondActivity
:
setResult(...);
finish();
before FirstActivity
will receive the result in its onActivityResult
method. Of course, this means that SecondActivity
is now gone and FirstActivity
is top of the stack again.
It's not possible to send the result to FirstActivity
then close it while keeping SecondActivity
still active. In this case you should just handle whatever this 'result' is in SecondActivity
, or send it off to a Service
you define to do whatever processing it is you want.
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