Accessing retrofit 2 data outside on response ?

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This was the question i posted in stack overflow , you can see in depth the whole thing and can understand through this link.

"https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56556474/accessing-retrofit-2-data-outside-on-response"

Dont know if some thing i am doing wrong or correct in my approach please explain.

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tried posting on stack overflow and got no response. The link is provided for futher details.

Posted 13-Jun-19 19:30pm

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Updated 13-Jun-19 19:31pm

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David Crow 14-Jun-19 9:23am

So when you stepped through the code using the debugger, what did you discover?

Member 13535164 15-Jun-19 1:36am

in app A inside the on response method receiving the response body and data gets filled to the activity public variables. On finish of on response method the variables data values still persist.
In app B the data values are only accessible in side on response and on finish of on response data values do not persist and becomes null.

David Crow 15-Jun-19 13:44pm

At what point are you adding the contents of mGamesName to the NewAdapter object?

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