If you’re trying to ask how to show a dialog when your activity is not the focused activity on the user’s phone then try using Notifications instead. Popping up a dialog over a different application interrupts the user when they may be doing something else. From the Android UI guidelines: Use the notification system — … Read more
Check out registerMediaButtonEventReceiver(ComponentName broadcastReceiver); Define a BroadcastReceiver that handles ACTION_MEDIA_BUTTON. The recieved intent includes a single extra field, EXTRA_KEY_EVENT, containing the key event that caused the broadcast. You can use this key event to get which key was pressed. EDIT: This is just a sample code. syntax errors may be there. // in onCreate of … Read more
The best way to download it using the service like i have done to download the file from server and put in SD card also use the notification for it. It is quite long code but i think the perfect one,if did not understand any thing then please go to android developer blog for services. … Read more
I think this should solve your problem app.factory(‘nukeService’, function($rootScope, $http) { var nukeService = {}; nukeService.data = {}; //Gets the list of nuclear weapons nukeService.getNukes = function() { $http.get(‘nukes/nukes.json’) .success(function(data) { nukeService.data.nukes = data; }); return nukeService.data; }; return nukeService; }); function NavigationCtrl($scope, $http, nukeService){ $scope.data = nukeService.getNukes(); //then refer to nukes list as `data.nukes` … Read more
I had the same problem when my service used the same process with activities(default). but no more problems when I made my service use another process. I edited my AndroidManifest.xml like below… (added android:process attribute) <service android:name=”kr.co.pkbio.binoo.CacheFileManagerService” android:process=”:kr.co.pkbio.binoo.service”/> <service android:name=”kr.co.pkbio.binoo.ActivityStackManagerService” android:process=”:kr.co.pkbio.binoo.service”/> see http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/manifest/service-element.html for information.
Yes, I found a working solution for running Bluetooth background in Android. Below is the code I have used in my android app. public class BluetoothServices extends Service { private BluetoothAdapter mBluetoothAdapter; public static final String B_DEVICE = “MY DEVICE”; public static final String B_UUID = “00001101-0000-1000-8000-00805f9b34fb”; // 00000000-0000-1000-8000-00805f9b34fb public static final int STATE_NONE = … Read more
You do not want to use a TimerTask since this depends on your application running continuously. An AlarmManager implementation makes it safe for your application to be killed between executions. Stating that you tried to use AlarmManager but did not get the desired result is not a helpful statement, in that it tells no one … Read more
The easiest way to get the application context is: Create a class App that extends android.app.Application public class App extends Application { public static Context context; @Override public void onCreate() { super.onCreate(); context = getApplicationContext(); } } Modify your AndroidManifest.xml ‘s <application> tag to have the attribute android:name=”your.package.name.App”. Any time you need the application context, … Read more
I had this problem too using IIS Express and VS 2010. What fixed it for me was a comment on another thread. Validate a username and password against Active Directory? but i’ll save you the click and search… 🙂 Just add ContextOpations.Negotiate to you Validate Credentials call like below. bool valid = context.ValidateCredentials(user, pass, ***ContextOptions.Negotiate***); … Read more
You may have selected Reuse types in specified reference assemblies but not chosen the very important mscorlib library. First click ‘Show All Files’ at the top of your Solution Explorer so you can expand out the service reference. Find the Reference.cs file and open it. Search for ClientBase in the source code to make sure … Read more