Hi Jens,

Thanks for hinting towards that, it brings me a little closer to what I 
need but, I'm still having issues with it.
In android the response I get is 

{"progress":0,
 "target":"openmoney",
 "source":"https://sync.url";,
 "type":"Replication",
 "status":"Processed 0 / 0 changes",
 "task":"repl002"}

this same response is sent continuously until a change happens,
then status gets updated with :
Processed 0 / 1 changes
then 
Processed 1 / 1 changes
then 
Processed 1 / 2 changes
then 
Processed 2 / 2 changes 
then 
Processed 2 / 3 changes
then
Processed 2 / 2 changes
...
How can it go back to 2 / 2 changes once it has hit 2 / 3 changes ? 

The changes feed for documents only sends data when it changes, the 
active_tasks is different in that it sends data continuously.
When I turn off access to the internet the stream of continuous responses 
stops.

How do I detect the various different states that the replication is in 
with the active_tasks API ?
Idle when there isn't a change ?
Active when changes are not equal ?
and Stopped when the stream stops ?

How do I know if a change has completed ?
do I track the number of changes I have made and compare that to the number 
of changes completed ?

On Monday, 10 November 2014 11:12:03 UTC-8, Jens Alfke wrote:
>
>
> > On Nov 10, 2014, at 10:56 AM, Dominique <[email protected] 
> <javascript:>> wrote: 
> > 
> > What I would like to see is access to the Replication Change Listener 
> through the REST API, similar to the Document Change Listener. 
>
> If you add "?feed=continuous" to _active_tasks it'll send push updates 
> just like the _changes feed. 
>
> —Jens 
>
>

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