Description Rüdiger Herrmann 2011-11-14 17:01:49 EST

An active UI callback is usually deactivated from a background thread. This leads to code like this:
UICallBack.runNonUIThreadWithFakeContext( display, new Runnable() {
  public void run() {
    UICallBack.deactivate( "foo" );
  }
} );
I suggest to provide a new method UICallBack#activate( Display, String ) to avoid the above code. The new method would run UICallBack.deactivate( String ) in the context of the given display.