sdphil wrote:
> by the way, is there any way to know when Android is about to "force-
> close" your process / service?
Not really.
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by the way, is there any way to know when Android is about to "force-
close" your process / service?
On Sep 10, 4:24 am, sdphil wrote:
> based on some other posts I have seen, I created a static variable
> inside my service class and I initialize it to false. when the
> service is created, I se
sdphil wrote:
> based on some other posts I have seen, I created a static variable
> inside my service class and I initialize it to false. when the
> service is created, I set it to true.
>
> public class MyService extends Service {
> private static boolean running = false;
> ...
> ...
>
based on some other posts I have seen, I created a static variable
inside my service class and I initialize it to false. when the
service is created, I set it to true.
public class MyService extends Service {
private static boolean running = false;
...
...
@Override
public vo
sdphil wrote:
> i have a local service (based on LocalService).
>
> when I start my app, the service gets created.
>
> when I back out of my app (continuing to hit "back" until I get to the
> desktop), my service's onDestroy() gets called, but the service is
> still alive (presumably until andro
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