When the android marketplace was opened on android phone following line was being till i closed android market place
W/SurfaceFlinger( 57): executeScheduledBroadcasts() skipped, contention on the client. We'll try again later... What does this line means ? does this line occur because MyService was about to be scheduled but system delayed it ? On Sun, Oct 4, 2009 at 12:37 PM, shahzad ahmad <[email protected]>wrote: > Hi, > I've developed an application which has a service and boot completed > receiver. The boot completed receiver schedules the service to be executed > after every 7 minutes. The boot completed receiver saves its context in a > public static variable which is then accessed by service whenever it is > scheduled by scheduler. The service first gets the IMEI number of phone and > then saves it to a file if it is not already saved. Everything worked > smoothly but then i logged into market place and after that the scheduled > service was not able to get IMEI number directly , neither was it able to > open the file which had already been created and it keeps on throwing > nullpointer exception for both direct IMEI retrieval and attempt to open > file . > > Following is the immidiate code executed by service which is scheduled by > schedular after contstant intervals (BootCompletedReceiver is the receiver > which is called when phone is restarted and it schedules a service to be > started after fixed time intervals, appContext is public static Context > variable of BootCompletedReceiver which is equal to context of > BootCompletedReceiver and accessed by service and other classes for > different purposes) > > public String getIMEINumber() throws Exception { > String imei = null; > > try { > TelephonyManager tm = (TelephonyManager) > BootCompletedReceiver.appContext > .getSystemService(Context.TELEPHONY_SERVICE); > > imei = tm.getDeviceId(); > System.out.println("[IMEIProcessor]: imei:" + imei); > } > > if (imei != null) { > storeIMEI(imei); > return imei; > } else { > imei = getIMEIFromFile(); > if (imei != null) { > return imei; > } else { > throw new NullPointerException(); > } > > } > } catch (Exception e) { > imei = getIMEIFromFile(); > if (imei != null) { > return imei; > } else { > throw new NullPointerException(); > } > } > } > > ///////////////////////////////////////////// > private boolean isIMEIFilePresent(){ > FileInputStream fis = null; > try{ > fis = > BootCompletedReceiver.appContext.openFileInput("imei.file"); > fis.close(); > System.out.println("[IMEIProcessor]: imei file present"); > return true; > } catch (Exception e){ > System.out.println(e); > System.out.println("[IMEIProcessor]: imei file not > present"); > return false; > } > > } > > > So following is first line of log when everything is working fine > > I/System.out( 194): [IMEIProcessor]: imei:358280015019595 > > But when i logged into androidmarket place, application was neither able to > get IMEI number from system nor it was able to check if imei.file is > present. Following are logged messages . > > D/gmail-ls( 123): clearNewUnreadMailForNotificationLabelIfNeeded. Count: > 0, label: -65541/^^unseen-^^vmi > D/dalvikvm( 386): GC freed 3431 objects / 198576 bytes in 115ms > I/gmail-ls( 123): ConversationCursor requesting results for > query[label:^i] with queryId 1 starting at 1315217442227617791 > D/gmail-ls( 123): clearNewUnreadMailForNotificationLabelIfNeeded. Count: > 0, label: -65540/^^unseen-^i > D/gmail-ls( 123): clearNewUnreadMailForNotificationLabelIfNeeded. Count: > 0, label: -65541/^^unseen-^^vmi > D/Gmail ( 386): ConversationHeaderCursorAdapter.cursorStatusChanged: > LOADING > D/gmail-ls( 123): clearNewUnreadMailForNotificationLabelIfNeeded. Count: > 0, label: -65540/^^unseen-^i > D/gmail-ls( 123): clearNewUnreadMailForNotificationLabelIfNeeded. Count: > 0, label: -65541/^^unseen-^^vmi > D/Gmail ( 386): ConversationHeaderCursorAdapter.cursorStatusChanged: > LOADED > I/WindowManager( 57): Input configuration changed: { scale=1.0 imsi=0/0 > locale=en_AU touch=3 key=2/2 nav=3 orien=1 } > D/StatusBar( 57): updateResources > D/dalvikvm( 92): GC freed 3964 objects / 241744 bytes in 189ms > D/dalvikvm( 57): GC freed 5513 objects / 267056 bytes in 166ms > D/dalvikvm( 386): GC freed 3238 objects / 181800 bytes in 94ms > D/dalvikvm( 123): GC freed 4506 objects / 235528 bytes in 143ms > D/SurfaceFlinger( 57): About to give-up screen, flinger = 0xc3c18 > D/dalvikvm( 123): GC freed 620 objects / 42568 bytes in 145ms > D/dalvikvm( 57): GC freed 14853 objects / 840120 bytes in 263ms > ----> I/ActivityManager( 57): Start proc MyService.Test for service > MyService.Test/.MyService: pid=426 uid=10023 gids={3003} > I/dalvikvm( 426): Ignoring DDM send req for type=0x41504e4d len=38 > I/dalvikvm( 426): Ignoring DDM send req for type=0x41504e4d len=36 > I/System.out( 426): java.lang.NullPointerException > I/System.out( 426): [IMEIProcessor]: imei file not present > I/ActivityManager( 57): Stopping service: MyService.Test/.MyService > I/System.out( 426): java.lang.NullPointerException > I/System.out( 426): [IMEIProcessor]: imei file not present > D/dalvikvm( 426): GC freed 680 objects / 42208 bytes in 129ms > I/ActivityManager( 57): Process MyService.Test (pid 426) has died. > > Can you tell what i'm doing wrong? Why Activity is manager is starting > process MyService.Test because when things were working fine there was no > mentioning of Activitymanager and following was the first line to be printed > in logs > > I/System.out( 194): [IMEIProcessor]: imei:358280015019595 > > Suddenly why ActivityManager is trying to start my application ? and after > that service is never able to get IMEI and nor open file. Is it due to > context which the service uses of Boot completed receiver i.e > BootCompletedReceiver.appContext ? > > I'm realy stuck due to this issue . Please help me to solve this issue > > Thanks > > > --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Android Developers" group. 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