I\'ve got an activity which uses an AlarmManager to call a BroadcastReceiver at a particular point in time. This all works fine, except when I try to add some extra strings to the intent when calling
I have an activity, it needs to response to a broadcast event. Since an activity开发者_Go百科 can not be a broadcast receiver at the same time,
I\'d like to maintain a hash table in a broadcast receiver.If I understand BroadcastReceiver\'s life cycle currently it could get killed wiping out my member variables. What would be the ideal开发者_P
I have an application that calls AlarmManager Intent intent; intent = new Intent(context, MyEventReceiver.class);
I would 开发者_JAVA百科like to send a notification in a broadcast receiver. the notification should launch the default sms app.
I\'ve got a working SMS receiver but when I try to load another class using: Intent intent = new Intent(SMSReceiver.this, SMSNotifier.class);
I would like to know the best practices for running a Service every day at 4AM. The way I think I should be doing it is to create a new repeating alarm using AlarmManager and having it run the servic
I have an Android application with a main activity that is the tabhost. I\'m adding multiple tabs to the tabhost with an intent to several activities.
i want receive all start app intents (i think MAIN/LAUNCHER, see below) to log how often i used the application. So i do not want create an activity... I tried several receiver blocks, bu开发者_如何学
I have seen several examples of how to implement a BroadCastReceiver, but how should I implement a Service that has to react to some pending Intent (for example incoming phone call)...
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