In fact, I believe I've found a bug. After calling unbindService on an active service connection, ServiceConnection.onServiceDisconnected is never called. This means I can't tell when the service has been destroyed. That makes for rather convoluted logic in trying to manage the state of the CompoundButton. Without some flag to tell when the service is destroyed, it's impossible to tell how soon I can rebind to it and have it be in an unstarted state. In fact, I'd like to get an event when the destroy is finished so I can rebind on that event. Is that possible?
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