On Sun, Jul 24, 2011 at 9:05 PM, lbendlin wrote:
> Mark, does this mean I could have a functionality that would start (the
> rest of) my app when the manifested receiver gets the broadcast? In my case
> users are asking me to start my app when they connect their A2DP speakers.
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Mark, does this mean I could have a functionality that would start (the
rest of) my app when the manifested receiver gets the broadcast? In my case
users are asking me to start my app when they connect their A2DP speakers.
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On Fri, Jul 8, 2011 at 5:26 PM, Steven Bruce wrote:
> Thanks a lot. That worked a treat. I have since changed my code so
> I've now dynamically created a BroadcastReceiver in my main class
> (using registerReceiver) instead of the manifest file as its more
> accessible to my BluetoothTest activity
Hi Mark.
Thanks a lot. That worked a treat. I have since changed my code so
I've now dynamically created a BroadcastReceiver in my main class
(using registerReceiver) instead of the manifest file as its more
accessible to my BluetoothTest activity. Having it locked away in a
seperate class seemed
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