thanks
On Apr 28, 5:42 pm, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
zohar lerman wrote:
First thanks for your quick responses.
Second I have few more questions
1. in your second suggestion is it possible ( and if yes how) to end
the service later ( by user request)
Call
This is my temporary solution but i want to be able to listen the
phone event even when the application is closed ( until the user will
ask to stop the this service)
On Apr 28, 4:44 pm, Anurag Singh anusingh...@gmail.com wrote:
Why dont you put your code in OnDestry.
like
OnDestroy() {
zohar lerman wrote:
This is my temporary solution but i want to be able to listen the
phone event even when the application is closed ( until the user will
ask to stop the this service)
From your original post, you do not have a service. If you have a
service, unregister the listener in
Sorry for the misunderstanding but i am not using service.
As i said in the initial post The Application contains one activity
which includes 2 buttons ‘Start’
and ‘Stop’
On Apr 28, 5:02 pm, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
zohar lerman wrote:
This is my temporary solution but i
zohar lerman wrote:
Sorry for the misunderstanding but i am not using service.
As i said in the initial post The Application contains one activity
which includes 2 buttons ‘Start’
and ‘Stop’
Right. You cannot, should not, and must not leave a listener attached
after an activity ends. You
First thanks for your quick responses.
Second I have few more questions
1. in your second suggestion is it possible ( and if yes how) to end
the service later ( by user request)
2. in your third suggestion is it possible to start the broadcast
receiver by demand and the same question as in bullet
zohar lerman wrote:
First thanks for your quick responses.
Second I have few more questions
1. in your second suggestion is it possible ( and if yes how) to end
the service later ( by user request)
Call stopService().
2. in your third suggestion is it possible to start the broadcast
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