Tuesday, September 27, 2011

[android-developers] Re: AsyncTask vs. IntentService


> IntentService dispenses with the
> configuration changes but leaves you in a lurch when requiring a
> response.


In addition to Mark's suggestions, you could assign a ResultReceiver to one of the Intent's extras:
Your Activity could implemented this ResultReceiver's onReceiveResult method.
Your IntentService could just call 'send(resultCode, resultBundle)' on it. This will cause the onReceiveResult at the Activity's side to be called.

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