Question

I tried everything, this
Using Application context everywhere?
and few things more and nothing works.

I need the application context in my DatabaseException class which extends Exception.
I need it because I want to check some sharedpreferences when the exceptions are launched.
The code basically is this:

public class DatabaseException extends Exception {

private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;

DatabaseException(){
    super();
}

DatabaseException(String s){
    super(s);
}

public DatabaseException (String s, Throwable t){
    super (s,t);
    kindOfException(t.getCause(), s);
}

DatabaseException (Throwable t){
    super (t);
    kindOfException(t.getCause(), null);
}

…

private void createLog() {
    Log.d("Database Exception","On Create Log");
    String listLogs;
    SharedPreferences prefs = PreferenceManager.getDefaultSharedPreferences(DatabaseException.class.context);

of course this doesn’t work. So… please, somebody can help me?

Answer 1

It is Simply.. you can not. But when the Execption is raised you can perform

private void createLog() {
    this.getContext();
    Log.d("Database Exception","On Create Log");
    String listLogs;
    SharedPreferences prefs = PreferenceManager.getDefaultSharedPreferences(DatabaseException..
}

the operation you need in the catch clause.

You could pass it as paramter but, please, avoid it.