I think I may have fixed it, I looked around for some information on
BroadcastReciever 'onRecieve' routines. I suspected it was that I was
spending to much time in this routine, but I couldn't find anything to
back this up.
What I have done now is to create a worker thread when the onRecieve is
called, this allows the onRecieve to return almost instantly and so far,
since doing this I haven't had any problems.
Thank you,
Simon
On 05/06/2011 1:37 PM, Kostya Vasilyev wrote:
Use the logcat to see the stack trace. You might want to run it in a
command line window to see it more clearly.
The debugging session stops because the broadcast for your alarm times
out, and Android kills the process.
You could also use Handler.post() / sendMessage() to immediately
return control to Android from onReceive / onStart, and then pick up
debugging in the dispatch for whatever you posted (Runnable / Message).
Looking at the stack trace is logcat should do it, though.
-- Kostya
2011/6/5 Simon Platten <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>>
I have an alarm service runnining in Android 2.1, there is a
problem with the service in that for some reason unknown to me it
starts to exception after a period of time.
To try and capture the reason why, I have scheduled the service to
run at 1 second intervals. I can see in the debugged when the
exception is raised, but I cannot view it, the debug session stops
before I have time to analysis the problem, is there something I
can do to pause the state of the system so I can debug it?
Thank you,
Simon
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