I have been experimenting with an easy way to execute "synch" type bursts
without all the hassle of Services, Loaders, Threads, etc. I have come up
with a technique that works great, but I'd like to get a consensus
regarding the pattern. I am performing sendBroadcast("synch.my.app") from
the activity needing an update. This same activity is registering a
broadcast receiver registerReceiver(payload, new
IntentFilter("here.is.the.json")) which is being notified from the
"synch.my.app" receiver. In other words, my broadcastreceiver is calling
me back once it has the data. Is this crazy? I'm simply poking my json
payload into the intent before sending broadcast back to activity.
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