Dianne Hackborn wrote:
To amplify -- just starting your service at boot and leaving it running
all of the time is NOT recommended. It consumes a lot of resources, if
nothing else a whole process sitting there doing nothing (presumably)
most of the time, when that memory could be used for
I have been down this road with my app, you probably don't want
to do this.
It is much better to have the app that uses the service start the
service when it needs it and simply leaves it running.
mike
On Apr 9, 10:47 am, kijiten orma cutbl...@gmail.com wrote:
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To amplify -- just starting your service at boot and leaving it running all
of the time is NOT recommended. It consumes a lot of resources, if nothing
else a whole process sitting there doing nothing (presumably) most of the
time, when that memory could be used for other things.
On Mon, Apr 13,
All you need is to create a BroadcastReceiver that is bound to the
BOOT_COMPLETED action.
Tout ce que tu as a faire c'est de creer un BroadcastReceiver qui
recoit l'action BOOT_COMPLETED (avec la permission qui va bien).
Exemple:
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