I am writing a task manager service and need to force close any running process, lets say browser, I tried using killBackgroundProcesses,restartPackage,killProcess but none of these force closes proce
I understand why an always-on service is normally an anti-pattern in Android, but my app really seems to be begging for one:
EDIT: The code below has been edited to show the correct solution to the problem. I have an app which uses a foreground service to perform network operations.
I have a few android apps and I want to have them all use the same service. I don\'t want to just define the service in one manifest and have them all depend on that app; can I just define the same se
I want to start Service class as the widget launch..so is it possible to start Service automatic without pressing any button.
What happens to a service started by BOOT_COMPLETE after system kills it for memo开发者_StackOverflowry?
Problem Throughout my app I need to download files. In some cases I only need one-way communication, basically communicating with the Activity that a download has finished. In other cases, I need to
I am new to android and i have been analyzing the android source code to understand how the System services are implemented.My Question is am I able to create my own System Service and add it to the f
Let\'s say Activity A is created and then A starts a Service S and binds itself to S.S notifies A of updates which will cause the state of A to change.What happens to A and S after Android pauses or s
To share some code between projects I created a new eclipse project marking it as a library project, following google\'s directions[1].
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