Hello, I have a requirement that I'm finding not trivial to solve, at least for someone who is not at professional level in Android development.
I am developing an API that stores user request (GET, PUT, POST, DELETE). Those request can be issued by any App that uses my API and are stored in a SQLite DB that belongs to my Manager App (the API exposes a content provider for this) which deals with maintaining different users' accounts and queuing all requests and executing them when there is network available. Each request is associated to it's owner (user id) and source (App package). The requests are executed when there is network coverage which, in my specific context, will happen mostly when the Apps that generated the request are switched off. The request are executed by an IntentService which is fired when network is connected. Now the problem: How can this IntentService update each App information using their business logic when the Apps are offline? I thought about having in the API a base class that would have to be extended by the Apps' developers and in that class they would implement the parsing of HTTP responses (which I get for them) accordingly to their App's business logic. But: 1) how can I invoke that code for parsing responses from within my intent service which belongs to my Manager App? 2) how would I know what to do specifically with each request? So I thought I should pass an method along with each request (from third party App), and that method should be executed after that request is executed (a callback mechanism but across Apps). Well I would appreciate any help, either on my logic of solving the problem or any advice of how it can be achieved on android. Thank you all in advance, Oleksandr -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Android Developers" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers?hl=en
