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I created an Alarmmanager that calls a Broadcast that triggers an event that should happen from time to time. This working but if I restart (turn off/on) the phone loses service and no longer the alarm is triggered.
How can I fix this?
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I created an Alarmmanager that calls a Broadcast that triggers an event that should happen from time to time. This working but if I restart (turn off/on) the phone loses service and no longer the alarm is triggered.
How can I fix this?
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In theory, you have to agree your application in this case. Then you use the Wake Lock, and for this you must give permission in the manifest. Example:
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.WAKE_LOCK"/>
... Look at this question– viana
Now in practice, it is not working for me yet, but even so I marked the Ramaral answer as valid, but to ask doubt with him later, because I had already filled his bag too. I have to do other tests yet. For it worked there, I believe.
– viana
@Acklay Tell me what’s not working so I can try to solve.
– ramaral
@Acklay I tested again and the notification appears the next day after I disconnected and turned the device on. Don’t forget that if you turn on your device after the time the notification was scheduled for, it won’t show up.
– ramaral