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android Programming Glossary: continually

Launch timeout has expired, giving up wake lock! Activity idle timeout for HistoryRecord. Is this something to worry about?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10031624/launch-timeout-has-expired-giving-up-wake-lock-activity-idle-timeout-for-histo

This can be ignored. This means that your main thread is continually running pumping message through its message queue without ever..

Android Hello, Gallery tutorial — “R.styleable cannot be resolved”

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1717489/android-hello-gallery-tutorial-r-styleable-cannot-be-resolved

Android and reflection

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1754714/android-and-reflection

interfaces and such to make it a one off cost rather than continually resolving the same interfaces from the same instances repeatedly...

Listen to a shoutcast with Android

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1963105/listen-to-a-shoutcast-with-android

the best way to establish a connection and afterwards continually download receive the data stream. I really hope someone can..

android - How can I make a button flash?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4852281/android-how-can-i-make-a-button-flash

flash Is there any way in code to make a button flash continually and then stop flashing when pressed android share improve..

Android: AsyncTask vs Service

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6957775/android-asynctask-vs-service

when a button is pressed. Service s are designed to be continually running in the background. In the example above of fetching.. run once return the data and be done. If you need to be continually doing something in the background though a Service is your best.. is your best bet. Examples of this include playing music continually checking for new data etc. Also as Sherif already said services..

Launch timeout has expired, giving up wake lock! Activity idle timeout for HistoryRecord. Is this something to worry about?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10031624/launch-timeout-has-expired-giving-up-wake-lock-activity-idle-timeout-for-histo

share improve this question Finally Found the answer. This can be ignored. This means that your main thread is continually running pumping message through its message queue without ever going idle. If that is what you want there is nothing to..

Android Hello, Gallery tutorial — “R.styleable cannot be resolved”

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1717489/android-hello-gallery-tutorial-r-styleable-cannot-be-resolved

Android and reflection

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1754714/android-and-reflection

Listen to a shoutcast with Android

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1963105/listen-to-a-shoutcast-with-android

I'm at the verge of tears. I don't even have a clue what's the best way to establish a connection and afterwards continually download receive the data stream. I really hope someone can point me to the right direction and give me a short code snippet..

android - How can I make a button flash?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4852281/android-how-can-i-make-a-button-flash

How can I make a button flash Is there any way in code to make a button flash continually and then stop flashing when pressed android share improve this question There are several depending on what kind of..

Android: AsyncTask vs Service

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6957775/android-asynctask-vs-service

of the UI thread. A common example is fetching processing data when a button is pressed. Service s are designed to be continually running in the background. In the example above of fetching data when a button is pressed you could start a service let.. is inefficient. It is far faster to use an AsyncTask that will run once return the data and be done. If you need to be continually doing something in the background though a Service is your best bet. Examples of this include playing music continually.. doing something in the background though a Service is your best bet. Examples of this include playing music continually checking for new data etc. Also as Sherif already said services do not necessarily run off of the UI thread. For the most..