On Sun, Aug 1, 2010 at 8:34 AM, { Devdroid } <[email protected]> wrote:
> The final solution (which looks best so far) I could be able to hand notify()
> BitmapDrawable object. And it'd be absolutely irrelevant how I built it
> (not to mention it would allow dynamically drawn icons to be used for
> notification
> which also would save hell lot of memory for some apps).
Bear in mind that notifications are not displayed by your process, and
so the image has to be transportable across process boundaries.
BitmapDrawable is not Parcelable (few Drawable classes are, AFAICT),
though Bitmap is.
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