[jrlawhorne]

I have a Screen (AuthScreen) that extends PopupScreen to handle application start-up issues like authentication and/or account creation.

Currently, I have MyApp extends UiApplication. Then, I have my main screen being pushed in the constructor of MyApp.

Then, I have my AuthScreen invoked in the main screen constructor with: UiApplication.getUiApplication().invokeLater(new Runnable()...)

This arrangement works pretty well but I'm not able to figure out a good way to get any information about the AuthScreen return status. For instance, if the user cancels out of the AuthScreen, I want to close the application.

In general, I need to know how to retrieve values from the "Runnable" after it closes and then call "onClose()" in the application if I need to. Or, a different solution completely.

[RemyJ]

Why don't you just have the runnable call close() (or any other method) on the app main screen when appropriate?

[jrlawhorne]

I tried a few other things that led to RuntimeExceptions but I guess I never tried this (which works). I was afraid I'd "chop my legs off" so to speak.

A method of my MyPopupScreen:

    public void close()
    {
        UiApplication.getUiApplication().popScreen(this);
        UiApplication.getUiApplication().getActiveScreen().close();
    }