Thanks for a very detailed and informative response!
It's a polling alert for football/soccer matches (FotMob
actually), so maybe it is important after all :-) As a user I want
to know what is running in the background and polling frequently but I
have noted that Scoreboard and other apps
You really should be using an alarm to start your service and then stop it
when done. If you are polling often enough (like less than every 5 minute
or so) that this doesn't make sense, then you are going to kill the user's
battery.
On Wed, Aug 26, 2009 at 2:10 AM, cnordvik cnord...@gmail.com
Not getting onDestroy() is normal, expected, and desired behavior as for all
app components -- the kernel kills processes when it needs more memory, we
don't rely on them being nice and cleaning up at their leisure.
The current semantics for recovering from being killed are unfortunately as
you
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