I am also looking for same solution..
Thank you for information.
can you please share your working code .please
thank you
On Sunday, 20 June 2010 05:34:19 UTC+2, Gabriel Simões wrote:
Thanks,
Works as expected!
On 16 jun, 05:31, a2ronus a...@theipcompany.nl wrote:
1. Register a
Thanks,
Works as expected!
On 16 jun, 05:31, a2ronus a...@theipcompany.nl wrote:
1. Register a BroadcastReceiver that listens for a specific Intent.
2. When the user clicks on the Notification, the PendingIntent will be
launched. You can put extra's in this Intent. You can use the extra's
to
1. Register a BroadcastReceiver that listens for a specific Intent.
2. When the user clicks on the Notification, the PendingIntent will be
launched. You can put extra's in this Intent. You can use the extra's
to determine which method will be launched in the Service.
Good luck, a2ronus
On Jun
any ideas on this one?
tnx
On 14 jun, 21:33, Gabriel Simões gsim...@gmail.com wrote:
I need to send it to a service.
How can a notification message start an specific action (method) on a
service? is that possible (for example ... a service downloading a
file would stop the download as the
I need to send it to a service.
How can a notification message start an specific action (method) on a
service? is that possible (for example ... a service downloading a
file would stop the download as the user clicks on the
notification)?
tnx
On 14 jun, 00:21, Kumar Bibek
Broadcast will only work if your activity is in the foreground. If
your activity is not yet started, you can however start it with
specific data passed via bundle and in the onCreate() do specific
task.
If your activity is currently in the foreground, you need to listen to
broadcasts.
Thanks and
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