The service is on some type of thread which you have not killed. As
far as I remember you have to use a cancel() service commnand in the
java code.
They can be hard to stop if you don't.
On Jul 27, 12:58 pm, m.andrew andreymandyc...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi!
I have an application with an
When an application process is killed all threads of this process are
also killed. If killed application doesn't have a service a new
process of this application wont start. But if killed application has
a service a new process will start and service will be recreated. Does
returned value of
As far as I remember I had to cancel the service specifically. Killing
the App's pid is not sufficient.
Even a timer thread can bring the App back.
I do not know how to do that from adb. From Java code its easy as you
know (service cancel()).
Sorry if I am no help to you. I just remember this
Thanks for the replies,
Yes, I know how to stop a service from source code. But the idea of
START_NOT_STICKY flag is not clear for me in this case. Because the
documentation says:
START_NOT_STICKY - If the system kills the service after
onStartCommand() returns, do not recreate the service,
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