You can use the shared preference to store a Boolean value for isAutoStartEnabled, and check this value in the BroadcastReciver, fire an intent only if it’s true. In your case, the problem is not whether you receive the broadcast but who receives the broadcast. Best of luck.. I hope it helps..
Actually, there are several problems that are addressed by this question and some of the answers to it: To answer your original question, “Yes, this is the expected behaviour”. Android considers each Activity to be a separate self-contained entity. Android remembers the state of activities in the task stack and it has no problem killing … Read more
I got the solution for executing following code after research: import android.support.v4.app.ShareCompat; Uri pdfUri = Uri.parse(“file://sdcard/sdcard0/test.pdf”); Intent shareIntent = ShareCompat.IntentBuilder.from(this) .setText(“Share PDF doc”) .setType(“application/pdf”) .setStream(pdfUri ) .getIntent() .setPackage(“com.google.android.apps.docs”); startActivity(shareIntent); Similarly we can use for other share intent and the corresponding package name of few intents are as below: com.dropbox.android = Dropbox com.android.bluetooth = Bluetooth com.android.email … Read more