Use this code: @Override public void onClick(View view) { // TODO Auto-generated method stub //public void work (View view){ Intent intent = new Intent(PDFtester.this, copyAsset.class); startActivity(intent);} } Note :- Interfaces like OnClickListener,OnTouchListener etc don’t use this for getting Context try to use YourActivity.this or getApplicationContext() 2 solved calling a method from an onClick listener [duplicate]
In Java we can have (non-static) inner-classes, which seem to “behave” like having a strong-reference to their container-class and/or owner-class, but without causing memory-leak. I mean, I observed that even if both owner-class and inner-class keep strong-reference to each other, the classes are garbage-collected anyway (once no external class references them, although having reference-recursion). Yes, … Read more
You are adding the action listeners to buttons you don’t add to the frame (the ones you do add are new instances, and don’t have the action listeners) Try: content.add(Ele); content.add(exitButton); in AddPet 1 solved Java ActionListener not responding