Adobe Experience Platform Mobile SDKs
Adobe Experience Platform Mobile SDKs
Adobe Experience Platform Launch
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Overview
Release notes
Version 4 Mobile SDKs end-of-support FAQ
Getting Started
Set up a mobile property
Get the Experience Platform SDK
Initialize the SDK and set up tracking
Next steps
Using Mobile Extensions
Mobile Core
Adobe Analytics
Adobe Analytics - Mobile Services
Adobe Media Analytics for Audio and Video
Adobe Audience Manager
Adobe Campaign Classic
Adobe Campaign Standard
Adobe Target
Adobe Target - Visual Experience Composer
Profile
Resources
Upgrade to the Experience Platform SDKs
Tutorials
Troubleshooting Guides
Building mobile extensions
Event processing
Shared states and events
Building an extension
Listening for events
Dispatching events from your extension
Requesting a shared state
Requesting a shared state that is not tied to an event
Updating the shared state
Updating a shared state that is not tied to an event
Monitoring shared states
Clearing a shared state
Building the Experience Platform Launch extension interface
Interacting with rules
Get the application context
Extension logging
Mobile extension samples
Frequently asked questions
Privacy and GDPR
WeChat Mini Programs
BETA
Location Service (Places)
Project Griffon
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Get the application context

In Android, you can retrieve the android.app.Application instance using the MobileCore.getApplication() API. The returned android.app.Application represents the base class, which maintains the global application state. For more information, see Mobile Core API reference.

Android

Android

getApplication

MobileCore.getApplication might return null if the android.app.Application object was destroyed or if MobileCore.setApplicationwas not previously called.

Syntax

public static Application getApplication()

Example

Application app = MobileCore.getApplication();
if (app != null) {
    ...
}
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