Android Question how to stop the background operation with the square button

[kisoft]

Hi
Question as in topic. I'm using this example:

Background task

I'm struggling to create a background task using Tracker as a guide. I have a simple music player that we like but of course it stops when the screen goes off. Where should my Process Globals/Globals and all subs go? Particularly what happens to what was Activity_Create ?

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[Erel]

The question is not clear.

 

[Peter Simpson]

Hi
Question as in topic. I'm using this example:

Background task

I'm struggling to create a background task using Tracker as a guide. I have a simple music player that we like but of course it stops when the screen goes off. Where should my Process Globals/Globals and all subs go? Particularly what happens to what was Activity_Create ?

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I'm presuming that you can't create a background task that WILL NOT be destroyed at dome point. I'm also going to presume that you have read this tutorial from Erel???

Background location tracking

Simple example of a foreground service that keeps the process running in the background. The current location is shown in the persistent notification. The app starts at boot and theoretically should run all the time. It also schedules itself to run with StartServiceAt. This can help in cases...

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[kisoft]

The question is not clear.

I meant the square button on the bottom beam. The user can enter and remove the application from work in the background but the service works all the time and the music is played.

 

[Erel]

Foreground services are not killed in this case. Check this example: Background location tracking

 

[kisoft]

Foreground services are not killed in this case. Check this example: Background location tracking

Unfortunately, in this example the effect is exactly the same. The service must stop when the user uses this button and removes the application from working in the background.

 

[KMatle]

The service must stop when the user uses this button and removes the application from working in the background

So when the user clicks on the button just stop the service and you're okay (if I get your question right)

 

[kisoft]

So when the user clicks on the button just stop the service and you're okay (if I get your question right)

This button probably cannot be captured.

 

[Erel]

Better to add a "stop" button to the notification.

 

[kisoft]

Better to add a "stop" button to the notification.

Of course, Mr. President, I do that. This is another problem to be solved on the wish list. ?