F FFMan Member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 19, 2011 #1 I want to write an app that once started can not be removed from foreground running unless the user specifically presses the close button on the app. I realise this is unusual but i am using the android device (part broken google nexus) just as a front end i/o to another PIC project. The nexus has no sim and i don't want the app to be stalled by a push to background otherwise it will miss collecting data arriving via bluetooth. Is this possible or against Android design philosophy (or both) ? thanks
I want to write an app that once started can not be removed from foreground running unless the user specifically presses the close button on the app. I realise this is unusual but i am using the android device (part broken google nexus) just as a front end i/o to another PIC project. The nexus has no sim and i don't want the app to be stalled by a push to background otherwise it will miss collecting data arriving via bluetooth. Is this possible or against Android design philosophy (or both) ? thanks
rbsoft Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 19, 2011 #2 Check out Erel's Kiosk mode Tutorial. Another option would be to create a service so that the communication would not be interrupted. Rolf
Check out Erel's Kiosk mode Tutorial. Another option would be to create a service so that the communication would not be interrupted. Rolf
