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The thing is, I’ll have two apps running on a client’s phone, one of them just starts a few services and the other does some operations, the problem is I can’t unify the two, it’s a long story, now I wonder how to interrupt the service of the first application from the second, just changing a variable(EX: servicoAtivo), this is possible?
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I found the solution to my problem here https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29944598/android-change-a-variable-in-service-from-other-app/29944717#29944717
and this link also: http://www.tutorialspoint.com/android/android_broadcast_receivers.htm
Changing a variable to accomplish what was needed
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Gabriel, did you ever check if just calling the
Context.stopService(android.content.Intent)passing aIntentto theServicethat you want to stop? In case you are giving permission error, you can try to put the two applications to share the same user and process and run thestopServicenormally. Take a look at this question for help: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17664090/can-multiple-android-applications-share-a-single-process-and-application-context.– Wakim
Hi thanks guy, I found the solution, I created a function in the other app that as soon as called set a variable that ended the service, I will post the solution
– Gabriel Santos