Bind Service Example Android Sure -- what you are describing is the behavior of the built-in Media Player, for example. For example, currently I have an activity A starting a service B and now I just want service B to bind and start another service C. Foe example you have to bind a service with AIDl and disable a feature for a user in your In what cases should I start Service and in what case bind Service? For example - an android client for Music Service? Are the any differences in the priority for the System;are the any Binding is available for Activities that would benefi t from a more detailed interface with a Service. MessengerService" android:process=":remote" /> Also note that the name chosen here is arbitrary, and you can use other names if you want additional I have other code that starts the service with startService () and I can verify that the service is started as the debugger hits the onCreate () function of DecoderService. I'm trying to bind a service to an activity, I'm following the examples in the documentation, but I keep getting a NullPointerException on the line marked below Bind to the Application object, obtained via getApplicationContext(), with the ServiceConnection managed by (or perhaps actually being) a retained Fragment. Some device manufacturers enable it. I Services is the Android component which is used to perform long-running background tasks. The next section provides more I couldn't find any examples of how to send messages between an activity and a service, and I have spent far too many hours figuring this out. g. My questions are: What is the meaning of binding? What does the Binder class do? What is meant by "returns an IBinder for interacting with the service"? What is This post shows how to implement inter-process communication in Android by using the Messenger API provided by the Android SDK An example of how to communicate to a service class threw a Binder.
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