I'd use AlarmManager, possibly with IntentService or Mark Murphy's
WakefulntentService.
That wait() in the sample is just to illustrate that the service might
be doing something that takes a certain length of time.
-- Kostya
01.03.2011 22:09, Chris Stewart пишет:
I'm looking at building a service into my app, and here's what I'm
currently reading:
http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/fundamentals/services.html#ExtendingIntentService.
It seems to suggest that the way you set a wait, or sleep, is to add
it in the onHandleIntent method. Is that correct or is that simply for
the purpose of being a sample?
Effectively, I want to go and download a file every 15 minutes, see if
it has changed, and send a status bar notification if it has. Would
the above be the way to go about implementing that?
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