Android Development wrote:
> Only when i start receiving packets from the underlying IP Connectivity
> Network and my protocol listeners intercept the messages,then i want to
> re-start these other services.

I do not know your application or what it is trying to achieve. I would
recommend, though, that you use the Five Why's to determine the root
cause for needing the above requirement, because that requirement is
going to be the cause of your difficulty in terms of power management

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/5_Whys

For example, as Ms. Hackborn pointed out elsewhere in this thread, the
phone will always try to maintain a data connection, whether WiFi or
cellular data. There are plenty of scenarios where you would lose data
connectivity (driving out of signal area, driving through a tunnel, user
turns on airplane mode), but I am not convinced any of them happen
frequently enough and are important enough that you need to find out
*immediately* when they occur. Perhaps you do -- again, I do not know
your application.

But, if you can drop the requirement of having to react immediately upon
a data connectivity change, then perhaps you can just let the device go
to sleep and only take action on a periodic basis via AlarmManager
(e.g., once an hour).

That's why I was inquiring about the business goals -- it's one way I
try to steer people in a Five-Why's-style analysis. It may be that the
true business goal is to know, within milliseconds, whether you have
data connectivity. However, if that is not the true business goal, then
you may be expending a whole lot of effort fighting Android where it is
not needed.

-- 
Mark Murphy (a Commons Guy)
http://commonsware.com | http://twitter.com/commonsguy

Android Development Wiki: http://wiki.andmob.org

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