I have a small app which runs in background doing some tasks which basically detects the user behavior inside the Android Music application.
I have created a large amount of Task instances.I need to run them all, and wait for them all to complete.The problem is that I need to make sure that no more than X tasks are between \"started\" and
Good morning, I made a simple dll in which I use a WebBrowser control to do some simple tasks. Now I want to use its methods from the main UI in a separate Task or a BackgroundWorker. The problem is
I\'m confused about Task execution using queues.I\'ve read the documentation and I thought I understood bucket_size and rate, but when I send 20 Tasks to a queue set to 5/h, size 5, all 20 Tasks execu
Scenario: I need as part of my deploy scripts I have a task that copy files from a source to a origin.
I want to kill all tasks that run in android like task killer... What I have done until now is: ActivityManager manager =(ActivityManager) this.getSystemService(ACTIVITY_SERVICE);
I am intercepting sms messages with some information in them. Then in my SmsListener I\'m creating notification to show in statusbar.
I\'m trying to pass a query result to a taskqueue: q = models.Spam.all() results = q.fetch(10) taskqueue.add(url=\'/_ah/queue/do-spams\', payload=results)
I know there开发者_Python百科 are various ways to limit how long a task runs under .Net and I wondered if there are any others I\'ve missed or modifications/improvements to the methods I\'ve used prev
I have a PushNotificationReceiver (extends BroadcastReceiver) and MainActivity. The receiver sends some data (for example string value \"New value\") to the MainActivity via an Intent. Then MainActivi
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