Best Approach to use robospice with background task service

[Gabriel Francischini]

Hello,

I have a task that is scheduled every 30 minutes. This task exchanges information with my webservice

I want to know what is the best approach to:

1. initialize robospice on my activity and on my service

2. dispose robospice

Any Help?

Thanks

[Stéphane Nicolas]

Hi Gabriel,

this is definitely not very hard to achieve.

1) Create a pending intent to wake up your service every 30 minutes. Your service could be an intent service.

2) in your service, in onCreate initialize a spiceManager, you will stop it after your requests are processed

3) in onCreate, after the spiceManager is created and started, execute your request.

4)  in onCreate, now wait for your listener to be called to. The easiest is to use a CountDownLatch and await for it.

5) in your listener, when either method is called, do your processing, if any and do a CountDownLatch.countDown().

Stéphane

2013/9/18 Gabriel Francischini <gpfranc...@gmail.com>

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