Hi Hans,
Thanks for your help Hans, i have created two projects same as your project name and added your files, the TestService project is fine, but for ServiceMonitor project it is giving error at the import statement only.
It is not allowing to import the TestService as "The import 'com.android.TestService.*' cannot be resolved"
It is not allowing to import the TestService as "The import 'com.android.TestService.*' cannot be resolved"
import com.android.TestService.*;
I have created two projects as
C:\Project\Andriod\workspace for TestService
C:\Project\Andriod\workspace1 for Service Monitor
Do i need to setup some kind of settings in my windows,could you plz give some clue about how i have to keep those files so that when i will run those it won't give me the import error.
As per my knowledge the AIDL files we have to execute at both the end , i mean at TestService and Service Monitor site, but yoiu have execiuted it only TestService site, plz correct me if i am wrong.
Thanks n Regards
Sunil
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From: Hans <hkess...@gmail.com>
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Date: 02/13/2009 07:39PM
Subject: [android-developers] Re: Unable to start service Intent error in Client-Server project
Here's the URL: http://www.plugin-factory.com/storage/workspace.zip
There are two projects in it:
(1)ServiceMonitor - a simple activity that has 3 buttons and a
text view. One buttons starts and binds to the service, the other
stops and unbinds from the service, the third is a query button that
was used to test some functions of the service that were related to
checking network status (but that's not important now and I erased
that code to keep it clearer.)
(2)TestService - an out of process service that exposes two
interfaces (there are 3 AIDL files in the project, one for each
interface, and another interface that exposes the callback mechanism
to interested clients), the first interface allows you to register/
unregister for callbacks, the second is just a test interface to show
you can expose multiple interfaces and on a service and bind to the
ones you want.
That's pretty much it.
The ServiceMonitor project imports from the TestService in order to
use the interfaces, and the TestService project manifest specifies a
global service reference name of "TEST_SERVICE" and also denotes that
the service runs in its own process.
Hope this helps :).
Hans
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