Hi,
I'm trying to create an NFC extension to be informed when a Tag is detected by the NFC sensor.
I guess i have more or less everything i need, expect that onNewIntent override.
In the JAVA samples i saw, as soon as we call enableForegroundDispatch on the NfcAdapter, the onNewIntent() method of the activity specified on the enableForegroundDispatch is called.
We have access to the Activity via the FREContext.getActivity() so i can specify the activity that will get the onNewIntent called, but as i can't really extend the FREContext class, i can't override this method to catch the intent.
Is there any way to achieve this?
Have a nice day 
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I found this solution that almost satisfies me :
http://forums.adobe.com/message/4491738?tstart=0#4491738
It's basically based on the fact that passing a tag in front on the NFC chips fires an InvokeEvent to the AIR's NativeApplication.
I'm just searching why i get only one of two tag IDs.
Even if i manually grab the last intent tag ID with the ANE i don't have the new tag but the previous one, until i pass the new tag a second time.
With a pure Java project overriding the onNewIntent as i wanted to do i have no problem. The onNewIntent() is called everytime a new tag is detected.
And for now, i have no idea what could be the source of my problem but i still search.
If anyone has an idea, i'll be glad to read it
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