Android
Services & IPC
Background components and the ways Android processes talk to each other.
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Google Place API Autocomplete Service in Android Application
Recently in one of my android applications I wanted to obtain the user’s location in terms of city and country that they can feed from their (edit) profile… |
2839w | Current |
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Understanding Android Started and Bound Services
In Android, a Service is an application component that can perform long-running operations in the background on the UI thread. |
2181w | Current |
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An Overview of Android Binder Framework
In the Linux OS, there are several techniques to achieve IPC (Inter-process communication) like files, sockets, signals, pipes, message queues, semaphores,… |
627w | Current |
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Android Background Services with IntentService
We’ve discussed Services before that run on the application’s UI (main thread). |
876w | Current |
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Android Interprocess Communication (IPC) with AIDL
Two processes cannot share memory and communicate with each other directly. |
1092w | Current |
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Android Interprocess Communication (IPC) with Messenger (Remote Bound Services)
Interprocess Communication is the communication of threads across process boundaries. |
1213w | Current |