There is only one time setting per Android device.
Whether or not it's accurate can vary.
CDMA has time information available. For GSM it varies with the network.
The device might not be a phone at all. There is a way to get time from
GPS, although, as far as I can tell, Android doesn't do this by default.
There might not be a GPS chip in the device.
Well, I think you get the idea.
I suggest you rethink your code so as to not depend on the notion of
absolute, user-independent (and correct) time.
If you need a repeating task rescheduled after device reboot, do just
that. The before and after reboot sequences might not line up, but why
is that a problem?
-- Kostya
23.08.2010 11:54, optimusgeek пишет:
I know that.. I just do it for fast wording... It's not my topic.
On 8월23일, 오후4시48분, Kostya Vasilyev<[email protected]> wrote:
getTime is not a static method, but rather an instance method.
You need to do:
Date d = new Date();
long millisSinceJan1of1970 = d.getTime();
23.08.2010 6:46, optimusgeek ڬ ֬ :
alright... Date.getTime() is not available...
when I change time in setting of emulator, the getTime() is changed as
much again.
How can I get current UTC time independent of local time?
On 8 23 , 11 26 , optimusgeek<[email protected]> wrote:
Is the Date.getTime() available? It will return milliseconds based on
GMT(UTC)
===========================================================================
==========
public long getTime ()
Since: API Level 1 Returns this Date as a millisecond value. The value
is the number of milliseconds since Jan. 1, 1970, midnight GMT.
Returns
the number of milliseconds since Jan. 1, 1970, midnight GMT.
===========================================================================
==========
On 8 23 , 10 37 , optimusgeek<[email protected]> wrote:
In case of #4, the resttimefor timer will be set.
ex) new resttime=getcurrenttime- saved remindtime;
start timer for the resttime...
On 8 23 , 9 17 , optimusgeek<[email protected]> wrote:
Yes... the reboot is problem... so I think I need a currenttimeand
remindtime.
1.getcurrenttime-> thistimeshould not be changed by user or
location or anything else :absolutetime??
2. save remindtimeas a sharedreference. ( ex. remindtime= current
time+ 30minutes)
3. start timer
4. If the device reboot before remindtime, the timer will be re-set
based on the saved remindtime.
how about this? In this case, I need only currentabsolutetime. Are
there any methods for it??
(I think theabsolutetimewhat I'm saying will be used for DRM
check...)
On 8 20 , 9 17 , String<[email protected]> wrote:
On Aug 20, 11:17 am, Filip Havlicek<[email protected]> wrote:
I think he thought on device reboot. Although I'm not sure if PendingIntents
are stored before device powering off.
Alarms do not persist through a reboot, no. If the OP wants something
like that to happen, they'll need to set up a receiver for
Intent.ACTION_BOOT_COMPLETED, and re-set the alarm there.
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