Create “multipanel” login and remember login info - android?

1 - I agree. They are most likely separate Activities To open another activity, you just use an intent, like this: Intent intent = new Intent(MyActivity. This, NewActivity.

Class); startActivity(intent) 2 - It sounds like the SharedPreferences class is the way to go, but read through the Android documentation for storing data, since there are a number of ways to go about saving data: developer.android.com/guide/topics/data/... developer.android.com/reference/android/....

1 - I agree. They are most likely separate Activities. To open another activity, you just use an intent, like this: Intent intent = new Intent(MyActivity.

This, NewActivity. Class); startActivity(intent); 2 - It sounds like the SharedPreferences class is the way to go, but read through the Android documentation for storing data, since there are a number of ways to go about saving data: developer.android.com/guide/topics/data/... developer.android.com/reference/android/....

Great thanks for the response! Based on your suggestions, I found this article which I'm reading now: linux-mag. Com/id/7498 It looks to do both of what I asked about in my OP.

Thanks again. – Kyle Aug 24 '10 at 15:41.

1) Yes, these are probably separate Activities. There's also a possibility that they're capturing the Back Button press and switching views, but that's a pretty awkward way to do it. 2) You can save the data with SharedPreferences or in an SqLite database.

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