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When you broadcast Intents, you send an event into the background. A broadcast Intent doesn t invoke an Activity, so your current screen usually remains in the foreground. You can also optionally specify a permission when you broadcast an Intent. Only receivers who ve declared that permission will receive the broadcast; all others will remain unaware of it. You can use this mechanism to ensure that only certain trusted applications can listen in on what your app does. You can review permission declarations in chapter 1. Broadcasting an Intent is fairly straightforward; you use the Context object to send it, and interested receivers catch it. Android provides a set of platform-related Intent broadcasts that use this approach. In certain situations, such as when the time zone on the platform changes, when the device completes booting, or when a package is added or removed, the system broadcasts an event using an Intent. Table 4.4 shows some of the specific Intent broadcasts the platform provides. To register to receive an Intent broadcast, you implement a BroadcastReceiver. You ll make your own implementation to catch the platform-provided BOOT_ COMPLETED Intent to start the weather alert service.

The second Q&A is then accessible like this (and so on):

Table 4.4 Broadcast actions provided by the Android platform Action ACTION_BATTERY_CHANGED ACTION_BOOT_COMPLETED ACTION_PACKAGE_ADDED ACTION_PACKAGE_REMOVED ACTION_TIME_CHANGED ACTION_TIME_TICK ACTION_TIMEZONE_CHANGED Description Sent when the battery charge level or charging state changes Sent when the platform completes booting Sent when a package is added to the platform Sent when a package is removed from the platform Sent when the user changes the time on the device Sent every minute to indicate that time is ticking Sent when the user changes the time zone on the device

followed by a carriage return and line feed (Every time that happens, the LED will flicker briefly) The pause command simply slows the program down to avoid duplicate data transmissions if the button is held too long Download the program to your breadboard setup and test it out If you don t see the appropriate values appear in the terminal window in response to your button-presses, there are two likely culprits First, you may need to experiment with a different Sony TV code for your remote with the dozen or so remotes that I have tried, one of the listed codes has always worked Second, if the remote you are using is capable of controlling more than one device (eg, a TV and a DVD), make sure you have pressed the TV button If one of the other devices is currently active, the codes are entirely different and the program will not respond correctly It s surprisingly easy to inadvertently press one of the other device buttons as you are experimenting If the program had been working properly and suddenly stops, that s probably what has happened Simply press the TV button again to be sure

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Because the weather alert Service you re going to create should always run in the background, you need a way to start it when the platform boots. To do this, you ll create a BroadcastReceiver that listens for the BOOT_COMPLETED Intent broadcast. The BroadcastReceiver base class provides a series of methods that lets you get and set a result code, result data (in the form of a String), and an extra Bundle. It also defines a lifecycle-related method to run when the appropriate Intent is received. You can associate a BroadcastReceiver with an IntentFilter in code or in the manifest XML file. We declared this for the WeatherReporter manifest in listing 4.3, where we associated the BOOT_COMPLETED broadcast with the WeatherAlertServiceReceiver class. This class is shown in the following listing.

public class WeatherAlertServiceReceiver extends BroadcastReceiver { @Override public void onReceive(Context context, Intent intent) { if (intent.getAction().equals(Intent.ACTION_BOOT_COMPLETED)) { context.startService(new Intent(context, WeatherAlertService.class)); } } }

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