It seems your question is not very clear... Big elements? El lunes, 21 de mayo de 2012 06:58:56 UTC-3, Jorodan escribió: > > Hi, > > I add an idea. Is it possible to have to big elements sended to the > WidgetManger ? > > Le jeudi 17 mai 2012 06:24:42 UTC+2, Jose_GD a écrit : >> >> Hi Jorodan, >> >> Are you aware that broadcast receivers like appwidgets have a very short >> lifecycle? >> To make a robust updating scheme you must do the update from a service. >> >> HTH, >> >> José >> >> >> El martes, 15 de mayo de 2012 06:28:29 UTC-3, Jorodan escribió: >>> >>> Hi Android developers, >>> >>> I have a big problem ! >>> >>> I have an alarm manager each minutes for updating the clock. >>> When I received the Intent. >>> For each instance of the widget, I calculate my RemoteView and send the >>> RemoteView to the widget using : AppWidgetManager updateAppWidget(int >>> appWidgetId, RemoteViews views). >>> >>> It is working well most part of the time. >>> >>> But, I don't know why, after an undetermined time, the function >>> "updateAppWidget" doesn't refresh the widget. >>> >>> I force stop the Home (from system settings). When I do that, the Home >>> will force close because of this error : "java.lang.RuntimeException: >>> system server dead?" >>> When my clock is "frozen", the system widget clock is frozen too. >>> >>> And for now, I found this bug only with the Galaxy Nexus and Galaxy S2. >>> >>> Any idea ? >>> >> > Le jeudi 17 mai 2012 06:24:42 UTC+2, Jose_GD a écrit : >> >> Hi Jorodan, >> >> Are you aware that broadcast receivers like appwidgets have a very short >> lifecycle? >> To make a robust updating scheme you must do the update from a service. >> >> HTH, >> >> José >> >> >> El martes, 15 de mayo de 2012 06:28:29 UTC-3, Jorodan escribió: >>> >>> Hi Android developers, >>> >>> I have a big problem ! >>> >>> I have an alarm manager each minutes for updating the clock. >>> When I received the Intent. >>> For each instance of the widget, I calculate my RemoteView and send the >>> RemoteView to the widget using : AppWidgetManager updateAppWidget(int >>> appWidgetId, RemoteViews views). >>> >>> It is working well most part of the time. >>> >>> But, I don't know why, after an undetermined time, the function >>> "updateAppWidget" doesn't refresh the widget. >>> >>> I force stop the Home (from system settings). When I do that, the Home >>> will force close because of this error : "java.lang.RuntimeException: >>> system server dead?" >>> When my clock is "frozen", the system widget clock is frozen too. >>> >>> And for now, I found this bug only with the Galaxy Nexus and Galaxy S2. >>> >>> Any idea ? >>> >>
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