Hi
It might be the case to use a stick service and keep the thread
running. Refer the SyncManager service from the AOSP email
application. Hope it helps
On Dec 12, 2:31 pm, Rustam Kovhaev rkovh...@gmail.com wrote:
scratch that, I am simply tired for today ^)
//service on destroy
public void onDestroy() {
handler.getLooper().quit();
}
2010/12/13 Rustam Kovhaev rkovh...@gmail.com
Hello there,
I have a service from which I constantly call another service(lets call it
B service),
the problem is that in B service I have looper which processes
two Runnables and when I stop B service, thread stays running, wouldn't die
and when I call B service again I have two thread already
in 5 min time I have about 30 threads, thread.interrupt doesn't seem to be
working
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Regards,
Rustam Kovhaev
http://libertadtech.com
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Rustam Kovhaevhttp://libertadtech.com
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