I guess you do like this , Create your service in init script and set some
property in your app UI(using setProperty function) and wait for that
property in init script to start the service.
Creating service.
service myservice system/bin/myservice
disabled
on property:custom_property=1
start myservice
on property:custom_property=0
stop myservice
while closing the app.
I'm not sure but just my thought.
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On Wednesday, 24 September 2014 13:10:43 UTC+5:30, SSI wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> In my project I have created Service (Customized service)class to listen
> events from JNI/HAL. This service I registered in a SystemService.java file
> of AOSP. So my service is getting add into ServiceManager.java like below
>
> try {
> Slog.i(TAG, "MyService");
> ServiceManager.addService("xxx", new MyService(context));
> }catch (Throwable e){
> reportWtf("starting MyService_service", e);
> }
>
> Now MyService will call up when device is power on. But I want to start
> a service when my app is opened from UI. I.e I want to add MyService.java
> into a ServiceManger by opening app from UI. How to do in AOSP.
>
> Where I have to use the above code instead of SystemServer.java
>
> Thanks
>
>
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