1 and 3 I had seen, but I only needed a one-way "Service is done
starting". But this one is interesting:
> 2. You can create a PendingIntent to deliver a result to an activity.
> That PendingIntent can be given to the service either as one of the
> extras in the Intent given to startService().
Not sure how I follow how this one would work. If I had myActivity
and myService, would it look like the following?:
====
myActivity starts the service:
...
Intent i = new Intent(myActivity.this, myService.class);
i.putExtra("serviceMsg",PendingIntent.getActivity(myActivity.this, 0,
new Intent(myActivity.this, myService.class), 0);
startService(i);
....
---
myService sends an OK message:
...
// Get the pending intent by getExtra("serviceMsg")
...
pending.send(RESULT_OK)
...
---
myActivity receives it though onActivityResult(?):
@Override
protected void onActivityResult(int request, int result, Intent i) {
...
// Some kind of check on the extras in the intent?
===
.. Or am I completely off base?
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