On Thu, Jan 17, 2013 at 2:40 PM, Jake Colman wrote:
> If the application or widget is installed and that condition
> already exists at the time of installation, the notification is
> triggered.
>
That doesn't make sense. You can't do anything when your *application* is
first installed.
> Why
I assume "widget" means "app widget".
In that case, is your app widget being updated, via
android:updatePeriodMillis or AlarmManager?
if the answer is "yes", then your process is being terminated in
between updates, then recreated on the next update, triggering a new
Application object and onCrea
My application extends the Application class so that I can initialize
ACRA in the onCreateMethod. My application consists primarily of a
widget that monitors something and sends a notification when a condition
exists. If the application or widget is installed and that condition
already exists at
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