I fully believe that there should be a "System Option" with which one
can specify if you want "Notifications" to repeat or not.
When one is busy with your work, you do not have time to continually
check your phone for status like "missed reminders" etc.
It should be the simplest of things to have such a parameter and
anything that sends a notification can act accordingly.


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From: TreKing <treking...@gmail.com>
Date: Nov 2 2010, 11:42 pm
Subject: Is it possible for an app to replace the NotificationManager?
To: Android Developers


On Tue, Nov 2, 2010 at 4:22 PM, Dan Dumont <ddum...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Sure there is.

I disagree. What do you gain by allowing other apps to extend the
Notification Manager? Besides the possibility of a malicious one
breaking
all other apps' notifications?

> Android has been missing persistent reminder notification sounds for a long
> time.

No, it hasn't, as pointed out by Mark above.

> Other custom builds have it i'm sure, but being able to set a preference
> for reminder sounds, vibrates etc would be better handled as part of the
> notification manager.

Sounds, vibrates, etc are already configurable by setting the proper
values
on a Notification object.

> Yes, there are apps that do this for sms messages, or a few different
> content types in general, but there is no generic solution.

A generic solution for what? I don't see what problem you're having
that you
think a custom NotificationManager would solve.

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