I\'m currently developing an android application that will repeatedly ask a question to the user in randomly determined time intervals. This means it will wake up the device if nessecary, pop up an Ac
In my application,from a Service, i am entering data into database and collecting those datas in some Bean class object in a repeated time interval using a Timer. I am using that instance in my Activi
When I try to put my weather widget on the homescreen I want to give the user an option of choosing a city at that moment and the widget starts showing the weather for that city. For this I have made
I\'m trying to create a simple program that does the following: A service (NewsService) started by my activity (UpdateServiceActivity) checks for news.
I have a service which can be called from Activities in an app. The service contains of two different 开发者_运维技巧AsyncTasks that downloads data and populates a DB. The tasks downloads different d
I have a remote service, it calls some jni to start a c process. After it starts the process it can report the port numbers for a remote activity (via AIDL) to connect to. I have a service in another
Using AIR\'s native extensions is it possible to make an Android service that 开发者_StackOverflow社区would continue to run even if the App has been closed?
I am trying to create a service that will handle file I/O in the background. Activities that update the data will bind to the service and call the service\'s methods to perform the I/O. I am using the
Is there a way to force onDestroy method of the Service from the Android OS or, say, explicitly? Ok, I think I found a way how to do it manually.
I am creating an Android service that my own app will use, but I also want it to be available to external apps.
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