I\'m in the process of creating an app that will remind the user of something X times per day, every day. I\'m wondering if it\'s better to create:
I want to schedule an alarm which throws an intent when the date changes. I know that this would do this the job
I\'m having problem in scheduling my alarm. I want to make every call of my alarm unique so that it will not overlap the previous alarm that I\'ve already set.
For example: Public class Calls extends Service { public void onCreate(开发者_如何转开发) { //call myMethod here by alarmManager
I\'m using alarmManager.setInexactRepeating(AlarmManager.ELAPSED_REALTIME, 0, DURATION, broadcast); To schedule an repeating task that should only be executed if the device is not asleep. As I und
I have some code I want to execute at 3:00am every day. I\'ve read the Service Class Documentation and it seems I can use AlarmManager to fire an intent(Activity or Service, I think?), and then, in th
I see all the examples of AlarmManager being set by an Activity. My question is this: If my application sets a recurring AlarmManager, does that persist even after the application that started is is
I decided to write simple alarm clock (using AlarmManager). When alarm works out I want to show simple dialog with 2 buttons: OK and Snooze. So I have a question: what should I connect with my Pending
As stated in the Android Dev Guide, if you want a widget to update more often you should use the AlarmManager to set alarms that do not wake the device.
My Android application will be periodically polling a server to check for data.I want this polling to happen regardless of user interaction with the application, similar (in concept) to how the Gmail
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