, and then create a wrapper object around the
ContentProvider to notify these callbacks, but this seems less than
optimal.
What is the preferred way of going about something like this? Why is
the ContentObserver not notified of *what* changed?
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Sorry to bump this, but I'm wondering if anyone saw the email.
On Fri, Dec 11, 2009 at 2:05 PM, Adam Olsen arol...@gmail.com wrote:
Take, for example, the built in Alarm application. You are able to
set multiple alarms in it, and the phone will wake up for each of them
to alert you
Take, for example, the built in Alarm application. You are able to
set multiple alarms in it, and the phone will wake up for each of them
to alert you.
In a situation like that, I imagine the PendingIntent for each alarm
would look very similar:
Intent intent = new Intent(this,
The documentation states that a Service started with startService()
will continue running until stopService() or stopSelf() is called,
however, I'm having trouble with this.
I've got a Timer and a TimerTask running in my background Service.
It's running repeatedly. After closing my main
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