Hope someone can help me out here. I will try to be concise!
I have a widget which starts a service. The service registers two broadcast receivers. I would like to send back intents from the receivers to the service, so that the service can react.
I believe I read somewhere that 'starting' the serv开发者_Python百科ice multiple times works, e.g. do the following in the receivers:
serviceIntent.setAction("me.SERVICE");
intent.putExtra("me.SERVICE", somedata);
context.startService(serviceIntent);
I remember reading (on some blog) that this won't start a new service, but will simply pass the intent to the already running service. Is this correct? Is it a bad way of doing it? Is there a better way?
Thanks very much!
Jack
Yes, I've used that approach in a pre-2.0 app.
I accomplished this using a singleton. I set a private variable (pointing to 'this') in the service's onCreate, and then used a static method called getInstance() which would return it. So later on, I simply call MyService.getInstance() to get hold of the service.
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