The part of your app that uses activities, that needs this initialization 
part, must access the resources/caches/etc that are created during this 
initialization. Why can't you initialize these resource/caches/etc. when 
they are accessed for the first time (the lazy-loading stuff)? If you can't 
do the lazy-loading on first access, why is that? Maybe we can find a 
solution for that issue and you don't need to try to get at the process-id. 

Using some form of lazy loading, the IntentService, which will never access 
these resources/caches/etc, will therefore not cause the initialization of 
these resources/caches. 


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