Furthermore, a BroadcastReceiver has no good way of communicating to a
running activity, let alone determining if there is one there.
Yeah I was kinda having trouble with this part... :)
Now, if you take the BroadcastReceiver out of the equation, your
dialog-raising Activity could register
I was using a BroadcastReceiver as the Service has ProximityAlerts set
up , each of which expects a PendingIntent. I had each PendingIntent
send a broadcast. I guess I'll need to use PendingIntent.getService()
to start the process of notification or call method on the listener.
Actually I'll
julius wrote:
Furthermore, a BroadcastReceiver has no good way of communicating to a
running activity, let alone determining if there is one there.
Yeah I was kinda having trouble with this part... :)
Now, if you take the BroadcastReceiver out of the equation, your
dialog-raising Activity
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