I'm thinking how an Android service is created from? For example, I have two different activities and some buttons. When a user clicks on a button, he will start the service, but how can I verify that the service was created with the activity that I expected?
Service class:
Expands public class Bluetooth service service {...}
Activity class:
public class settings enhances activity activity {@Override Creates Secure Zero (Bundle Saved InstantState) {super.onCreate (savedInstanceState); } / ** This is a button * / Public vs createBluetoothService (see view) {intent = new intent (this, BluetoothService.class); (In) startService; }}
Thanks for any help.
Please tell me that the question is not clear.
@conradrokiyak with suggestions, I am just writing the answer to my question
Public category settings expands activity activity {@ Override Creature (bundled saved instenstate) on protected void {super.onCreate (SavedInstanceState); } / ** This is a button * / Public vs createBluetoothService (see view) {intent = new intent (this, BluetoothService.class); In.putExtra ("class", "setting power"); (In) startService; }}
Service class:
Expands public class Bluetooth service service {... @ Override Public Intent Start Commands (Intent Intent, Int.) Flag, int start etc.) {bundle bundle = intent. String check = bundle .get string ("square"); If (check.equals ("SettingsActivity")) {// do something} return START_STICKY; }}
Thanks for the tips it is working great for me.
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